Architecture Digest
Sarina designs bark&clad Forestrest seats to reference ...
Mongolian designer Sarina has released a duo of stools clad in the pale bark of ...
Dezeen Agenda features the Saint&Denis Pleyel Station b...
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features the Saint-Den...
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Alexandra Daddario Sells Treehouse&Inspired Midcentury ...
The home’s previous owner opened its doors to AD in a 2022 tour
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Home renovation by Paloma Bau designed as "ode to the sea"
Textured tiles and exposed surfaces feature in the rehabilitation of this histor...
Ingenhoven Associates drapes trailing plants over old S...
German studio Ingenhoven Associates has redesigned Calwer Passage, a former shop...
Aleta Executive chair by Jaime Hayon for Viccarbe
Dezeen Showroom: designer Jaime Hayon worked with Spanish furniture brand Viccar...
Chess set hidden in scarf, watch and rings by Louis Le ...
A whole chess set was translated into wearable accessories in this prototype by ...
Policronica crafts Parisian hotel interior using "invas...
Design studio Policronica has transformed the interior of Hotel Elysée Montmartr...
How Bees Became a Must&Have in the Backyards of the Ric...
David Beckham, Jennifer Garner, and even Beyoncé all have something buzzing on t...
Rensslear Polytechnic University presents ten architect...
Dezeen School Shows: a pavilion informed by the Bauhaus artist Paul Klee is incl...
The Redemption of “Farmhouse Style” Is Closer Than You ...
Here’s how to do a modern farmhouse right—really
Tom Ford Drops $104 Million on London Mansion
The billionaire fashion designer’s latest purchase marks the UK’s most expensive...
