Roots Bulbs by K-Studio // Marylebone, London.This first stand alone cold-pressed juice bar in London was designed by Athens-based K-Studio for Roots & Bulbs - a new company specialising in raw fruit & vegetable cold-pressed juices. The design solution had to be flexible as the scheme...
HUBflat Coworking Space by CH+QS Arquitectos // Madrid, Spain.HUBflat co-working space for social entrepreneurs in Madrid was designed by the local practice CH+QS Arquitectos. The designers removed some of the parts of the original 1950s apartment to create voids in the shape of a cone and two...
Gallery Post // Aesop Store in Kyoto Kawaramachi.Aesop Kawaramachi store in Kyoto, designed by Torafu Architects, reflects the history of the neighbourhood and aligns itself with contemporary...
Random Studio Amsterdam Office Designed by X+L.When it comes to super beautiful workplace interiors, it seriously doesn't get much better than this. This is the sort of project that makes me get all hot and sweaty under my lady collar, with seriously impure thoughts running through my...
The Inaugural Aesop Berlin Store by Weissâheiten.Weissâheiten have designed the first signature store in Germany for Australian skin care brand, Aesop. The store recently opened on Alte SchĂśnhauser Street in Berlin, Mitte. Reflecting Aesopâs approach to build unique site-specific...
Monsieur Bleu by Joseph Dirand at Palais de Tokyo // Paris, France.With an enviable location in the new wing of the Palais de Tokyo, perched on the quays of the Seine just across from the Eiffel Tower, Monsieur Bleu is set to become the City of Light's new place to be seen. Designed by French architect...
Design Free Thursday // Mimicry by GiesenLeenders."Mimicry" is a quirky little series of images by Dutch photography duo Maurits Giesen and Ilse Leenders of GiesenLeenders. Each colourful scene captures two matching characters perfectly camouflaged in their environment. Without trying to...
Design Free Thursday // Body Art by Olaf Breuning.In this colour-study body art series, eclectic Swiss artist Olaf Breuning investigates the possibility of using the human form as a canvas. Red, blue, yellow and green are used against inky black background creating a super striking...
Helga Steppan.Just the the other day, I received a little correction message on yellowtrace's facebook wall to say that one of the images I had in my Visual Diary album was incorrectly labelled. What? I know - shocking! Yes, I made a mistake. I really...
