the wearable blanket for ultimate on-flight relaxation by noyberg-bulka
the blanket is easy to wear, has sewing rings for the head and arms, and allows passengers to enjoy their flight while staying cozy and with hands free.
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the blanket is easy to wear, has sewing rings for the head and arms, and allows passengers to enjoy their flight while staying cozy and with hands free.
the piece offers one their own private space in the airplane to quietly eat, read a book, watch a movie and to sleep without being disturbed.
glass adorns every space it can, leaving the adjacent dense forest to give the gallery a sense of serenity and quiet.
the interior utilizes multiple design elements to reference to glossy, waving, and healthy hair.
the single-family home is two stories, with a simple block structure that places emphasis on the lake and surrounding landscape, rather than itself.
the contemporary villa by project A01 architects utilizes an innovative concrete mixture for its sustainable light-, UV- and weather-resistant qualities.
the project takes short humorous statements and anecdotes, and turns them into chairs via simple production techniques, and assemblage.
made from arranging pieces of wood into a sandbox and letting molten aluminium overflow into the spaces they left, this object is an experiment with unforeseen results about giving up control on the production process.
the various structures are arranged in a circular plan, with each volume taking the shape of a sculpted vessel with no sharp edges.
referencing strewn grape bunches spread over the landscape, circular pavilions are set amid artificial lakes, greenhouses and spiralling circulation routes.
the designer reworks his fetish codes to adorn the tea collection in his signature style of sailor stripes, and tattoo motifs -- mixing masculine and feminine in a fashionable way.
the french fashion designer has been named the new creative director for the international beverage corporation and has developed a three part web-series to commemorate this union.
wrapped in a finely woven material which protects the outdoor spaces from sun and insects, the extruded gable-roofed family home has been designed to adapt to the sub-tropical climate.
'the infinite nothing' is comprised of four separate video installations that reflect a never-ending cycle of self-inquiry and discovery.
under the theme 'other future', the exhibition showcases works by tan dun, liu jiakun, lu yang and wu wenguang.
animated phrases and short sentences float and move around the gallery walls, sometimes whispering things to the viewer, and other times appearing like an admonition revealing the nature of human beings and the changes in our emotions.
tsang kin-wah's video installation 'it would be better if you have never been born...' is now on show at the hong kong museum of art.
the mobile 'wind knitting factory' illustrates a production process that allows you to visualize what you can develop with present urban wind.
a wind-powered knitting mill knits naturally dyed yarns to produce the upholstery for the dutch designer's collection of seating objects.
the recently completed the renovation and extension of the agricultural school establishes a more distinctive identity, illustrated by the vertical fins offering variations of shadow and light.
located on a sloping site amongst a pine forest, residence is composed of three subtly shifting gable-roof volumes which orient themselves toward views of the valley below.
a waiting area includes two comfortable chairs placed in a independent volume that can be partitioned using sliding glass screens.
a private residence on a corner site serves as a gathering place for the family and for the precious rocks they collect.
framing ocean views, the dwelling offers two levels of generous living space alongside a garden that contains a decked outdoor patio with a private pool.
designed for multidisciplinary design studio kinfolk, the timber structure divides the former car garage into three separate volumes.
located below a busy freeway in mexico city, the small restaurant is a new concept for japanese cuisine, where the design is influenced by a traditional rice bowl.
the horizontal pavilion in mexico sits among an ongoing construction site but providing respite with its contemporary interpretation of an everyday home.
the series of flags to capture the sovereignty of the individual, graphically modeled to reference their personal home using the colors and architectural details of their hometown forianópolis in brazil.
pieke bergman's practice is routed in allowing her chosen mediums -- typically those that become soft and malleable through heat, and become hard in the process of creeping, twisting and flowing -- to move freely, without hesitation.
the design, and accompanying born cultural center renovation, gives the region an updated image, respectful of the past, but with eyes on the future.
after de-cluttering the entire apartment to expose historical layers, vora created self-enclosed modules to contain various functions like the kitchen and multi-purpose storage.
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