Monthly Archives October 4, 2011

London Design Festival 2011 | Part 01.

Hello y'all! We are super duper lucky to have a review of the recent London Design Festival by a dude who is now becoming our official first ever international correspondent - give it up for Mister... Maaaaaark Leeeeeeib!! Some of you...

Jungle’s Madrid HQ by Mil Studios Channels the Cool Restraint of 90s New York.
The conceptual starting point for Jungle Madrid headquarters by Mil Studios is sharp: the corporate offices and creative studios of 1990s New York, where control and expression existed in constant productive tension. Translated across...
Ninety Years In, Bonaldo’s Latest Collection Asks What Furniture Can Do to a Room.
Founded in 1936 as a small metalworking workshop in the Veneto, Bonaldo has spent nine decades building furniture that treats objects as active participants in shaping how a space feels and functions. Now in its ninetieth year under...
Inside This Paris Apartment, Oak, Walnut, Marble and Collectible Design Meet With Ease.
Hauvette & Madani's Saint-Georges apartment is conceived as a home of dual nature — generous enough to entertain, intimate enough to live in. Spread across four levels, the interior moves from a theatrical salon on the ground floor to...
Impertinence as a Design Strategy: Studio KO Brings the Legendary Bus Palladium Back to Life in Paris.
Studio KO's Bus Palladium is not a hotel with a club, nor a club that decided to add rooms. It's something more interesting — an attempt to do for Paris what the Chelsea Hotel did for New York: a place where artists, musicians, and...
Perth High-Rise Office Reframed as a Gallery for Living Work.
A workplace where art does the heavy lifting, and the design knows when to step back. A corporate high-rise tenancy isn't where most people would expect to find a workplace built around an art collection. State of Kin makes the case for...

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Jungle's Madrid HQ by Mil Studios Channels the Cool Restraint of 90s New York.

Inside This Paris Apartment, Oak, Walnut, Marble and Collectible Design Meet With Ease.

Impertinence as a Design Strategy: Studio KO Brings the Legendary Bus Palladium Back to Life in Paris.

Perth High-Rise Office Reframed as a Gallery for Living Work.

William McRoberts and Joseph Gardner Bring Serious Design Cred to Swop South Melbourne.

Coffeyhallett Turns Love Isabelle's Armadale Store Into a Domestic Retreat.

Diagonal Thinking: Ba-rro Reinvents a Madrid Apartment.

Intimate, Exacting, Subversive: Studio Plenty Reimagines Fine Jewellery Retail for Lindelli.

Studio Doherty's VRG GRL Bondi Store Balances Elevated Energy with Accessibility.

Studio Carson Kelly's Little James Proves Constraint Can Be the Best Design Brief.

Alan Prekop Turns a Bratislava Heritage Space Into an Imagined Italian Terrace.

This Five-storey Office Features a Suspended Conference Capsule, Prototype Workshop and Raised R&D Lab.

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Diagonal Thinking: Ba-rro Reinvents a Madrid Apartment.

Studio Carson Kelly's Little James Proves Constraint Can Be the Best Design Brief.

The Honest Conversations are Happening in DMs: Dana’s Notes from Milan Design Week 2026.

Build Less, Build Better: Modernist Restraint and Japanese Design in North London.

Done and Undone: Industrial Warehouse Transformed into a Sartorial HQ in Tuscia.

Inside PB Studio's Layered, Light-Filled Take on Modernist Living in Sopot.

This Tiny Gift Shop in Georgia Absorbs Its Entire Lakeside Setting Into Glass and Stone.

A Vertical Village Rising from the Tulum Jungle.

Sightline 2026: What Happened When We Asked the Design Industry to Be Honest With Itself.

Old Bones, New Metal: Retallack Thompson Makes the Case for Galvanised Steel in Heritage Homes.

An Architectural Experiment on Dunghutti Country: Greybox by Welsh + Major.

Foster + Partners Completes Zayed National Museum in Abu Dhabi After Nearly Two Decades.

Monthly Archives October 4, 2011

London Design Festival 2011 | Part 01.