Editorial

  1. Weiterlesen: Alexandre Veillon and the Future of Forgotten Objects
    Alexandre Veillon and the Future of Forgotten Objects

    Alexandre Veillon and the Future of Forgotten Objects

    von Simone Lorusso

    We live surrounded by objects destined to be replaced. Contemporary material culture has progressively shortened the lifespan of things: technologi...
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  2. Weiterlesen: Why Berlin Needs a Design Festival Like Currents
    Why Berlin Needs a Design Festival Like Currents

    Why Berlin Needs a Design Festival Like Currents

    von Simone Lorusso

    What makes a city a design capital today? A concentration of talent is no longer enough. Designers work internationally, creative communities stret...
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  3. Weiterlesen: Finarte at Habitare 2026: Weaving New Narratives
    Finarte at Habitare 2026: Weaving New Narratives

    Finarte at Habitare 2026: Weaving New Narratives

    von Simone Lorusso

    In Finland, design has never been only about form. It is closely tied to everyday life, to the landscape and, perhaps most importantly, to a cultur...
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  4. Weiterlesen: Beyond the Block: How Bloc Studios is Reimagining Marble for Contemporary Living
    Beyond the Block: How Bloc Studios is Reimagining Marble for Contemporary Living

    Beyond the Block: How Bloc Studios is Reimagining Marble for Contemporary Living

    von Simone Lorusso

    For centuries, marble has embodied contradictory values. It has been associated with monuments and power, permanence and prestige, often representi...
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  5. Weiterlesen: Objects With Narratives Meets Henry Van de Velde at Villa Westhinder
    Objects With Narratives Meets Henry Van de Velde at Villa Westhinder

    Objects With Narratives Meets Henry Van de Velde at Villa Westhinder

    von Simone Lorusso

    Throughout August, Villa Westhinder, overlooking the dunes of Knokke-Le-Zoute on Belgium’s North Sea coast, hosted the Summer Group Show by Objects...
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  6. Weiterlesen: Ana Kraš and the Making of HAY’s Ava Lamps
    Ana Kraš and the Making of HAY’s Ava Lamps

    Ana Kraš and the Making of HAY’s Ava Lamps

    von Simone Lorusso

    Since its founding in Copenhagen in 2002, HAY has operated with a simple but radical premise: contemporary design should be accessible, expressive,...
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  7. Weiterlesen: Living Outside: Furniture, Culture, and the New Domestic Landscape
    Living Outside: Furniture, Culture, and the New Domestic Landscape

    Living Outside: Furniture, Culture, and the New Domestic Landscape

    von Simone Lorusso

    Today, “outdoor” is no longer merely a physical environment located outside of walls and roofs. It is a cultural state of being, a social necessity...
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  8. Weiterlesen: Little James: When Architects Design for Themselves, the House Becomes an Autobiography
    Little James: When Architects Design for Themselves, the House Becomes an Autobiography

    Little James: When Architects Design for Themselves, the House Becomes an Autobiography

    von Simone Lorusso

    There is a fundamental difference between designing a house for someone else and designing one for yourself. The first requires empathy; the second...
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  9. Weiterlesen: Annotations cc: Amber Zhang
    Annotations cc: Amber Zhang

    Annotations cc: Amber Zhang

    von Anoe Melliou

    Amber Zhang, founder of NAKED SPACE, approaches design as a condition of gathering. Through shifting, soft topographies, her practice reclaims spac...
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