New York Design Week: Salvaged wood works
posted on May 20, 2012 by Tim McKeough | Comments
Categories: Product design, NYC Design Week
At the 12x12 exhibit at WantedDesign, one of the biggest offsite venues of New York Design Week, a group of New Yorkers created surprising furnishings out of repurposed wood.
New York Design Week: Berlin takes Manhattan
Posted on May 19, 2012 by Tim McKeough | Comments
Categories: Product design, NYC Design Week
Part of the exciting NoHo Design District, the BER-JFK exhibit shines a spotlight on Berlin's bright young designers.
Show preview: ICFF and NY Design Week
Posted on May 18, 2012 by David Dick-Agnew | Comments
Categories: NYC Design Week
This weekend the International Contemporary Furniture Fair takes Manhattan. Here are a few things – from the likes of Artek, Blu Dot, Herman Miller and Relative Space's Danish or Don’t show – that we’re looking forward to.
Posted on May 17, 2012 by Nina Boccia | Comments
Categories: Product design, Interiors, Milan Design Week
Many of Italy's top tile manufacturers launched new collections during Milan Design Week. The meticulously detailed, vibrant and even super-glam works from Bisazza, Mutina, Budri and Lea Ceramiche got our attention.
Posted on May 16, 2012 by Nina Boccia | Comments
Categories: Product design, Interiors, Shopping
In London's Shoreditch neighbourhood, the Dutch designer has opened a retail space carrying his entire body of work, including pieces for Moroso, Swarovski and Artecnica, as well as one-offs exclusive to the shop.
Patkau Architects for Comme des Garcons
Posted on May 15, 2012 by Nina Boccia | Comments
Categories: Product design, Interiors, Fashion
For a new retail space inside the Dover Street Market Ginza in Tokyo, Rei Kawakubo – the creative force behind Comme des Garcons – asked the Vancouver firm to reinterpret its Winnipeg Skating Shelters, a temporary installation on the Red and the Assiniboine Rivers.
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The Bull Pen
Sid Lee Architects has carved an office and event space into one impressive beast for Red Bull’s new Amsterdam headquarters
By Brendan Cormier