Editorial
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Weiterlesen: 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,...Weiterlesen -
Weiterlesen: From Throne to Object: The Cultural Life of the Chair
From Throne to Object: The Cultural Life of the Chair
von Simone Lorusso
Few objects are as ordinary, and as culturally revealing, as the chair. It accompanies us through work, rest, conversation, ritual, and solitude. W...Weiterlesen -
Weiterlesen: How Ottilia Heritage Answers the New Language of Travel
How Ottilia Heritage Answers the New Language of Travel
von Simone Lorusso
In recent years, hospitality has undergone a profound cultural transformation. For a long time, hotels were designed around a reassuring sense of f...Weiterlesen -
Weiterlesen: COSEINCORSO and the Art of Remembering
COSEINCORSO and the Art of Remembering
von Simone Lorusso
“Every epoch dreams the one to follow,” wrote Walter Benjamin, reflecting on modernity’s restless projection toward the future. Yet in the act of d...Weiterlesen -
Weiterlesen: The Material Poetics of Middernacht & Alexander
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Weiterlesen: 3daysofdesign files: Kristina Dam Studio and the Quiet Power of Meaningful Design
3daysofdesign files: Kristina Dam Studio and the Quiet Power of Meaningful Design
von Simone Lorusso
In the contemporary world of excessive visual overload in terms of pictures, products, and other elements, there arises another opposing necessity ...Weiterlesen -
Weiterlesen: 3daysofdesign files: Marta LA Explores the Future of Flatware
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Weiterlesen: Audo House at 3daysofdesign: When the Boutique Hotel Becomes an Exhibition Space
Audo House at 3daysofdesign: When the Boutique Hotel Becomes an Exhibition Space
von Simone Lorusso
In Copenhagen, the word “house” does not simply refer to a home. Within the contemporary language of hospitality and design, the house ...Weiterlesen -
Weiterlesen: The Shelf as a Cultural Object
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