Maison de Verre Paris by Pierre Chareau + Bernard Bijvoet.Maison de Verre, translating as ‘House of Glass’ saw a pivotal shift in how architecture responded to its time. Built in 1932, it was the collective brainchild of French Interior Architect Pierre Chareau, Dutch Architect Bernard...
Levity: Flexible LED Lighting Collection by Studio Truly Truly.Dutch design firm Studio Truly Truly has created a collection of floor and pendant lamps featuring bendy LED lights arranged in...
Spectacular Renovation of ‘The Hermitage’ in Sydney’s Vaucluse by Hess Hoen.The Hermitage was built in 1831, and has been owned by the Hemmes family since 1974. In 2011, Justin Hemmes, head of the Merivale hospitality group, moved back into the family’s heritage-listed estate, and began renovations in...
‘Bandol’ Restaurant & Bar in London’s Chelsea by Kinnersley Kent Design.Bandol Bar & Restaurant by Kinnersley Kent Design in London's Chelsea is inspired by outdoor dining in Provence mixed with a strongly contemporary...
TUVE Boutique Hotel in Hong Kong by Design Systems.Inspired by the concepts of rarity, refinement and tranquility, TUVE is a 66-room boutique hotel designed by Hong Kong studio, Design...
Kew House by Piercy & Company in South-West London.Kew House by Piercy & Company has been gradually gaining attention and recognition for it's design excellence in a conservation area. Piercy & Company created two strong, weathered steel volumes connected by the more delicate glazed...
Dimore Studio Brings Glamour to Casa Fayette Hotel in Guadalajara, Mexico.Opened in September 2015 in Guadalajara’s booming Lafayette district in Mexico, Casa Fayette reflects the changing face of the area by blending the traditional with the super current. Hoteliers Carlos Couturier and Moisés Micha, the...
The Ugly Duckling by Hecker Guthrie // Melbourne, Australia.Tucked into the evolving intersection of Swan & Church Street, The Ugly Duckling designed by Hecker Guthrie represents all that is Melbourne. The interior is clean yet theatrical, sporting a touch of nature, with a nod to the past. The bar...
Stories On Design // Why Are Architects So Sick For Green?I've been noticing a peculiar phenomenon in architecture both here and overseas which has me scratching my head juuuust a little. There happens to be one colour (other than "concrete") that sits at the top of architect's list. Green....
