Seaside Abode by Norm Architects
Norm Architects recently redesigned the interiors of a coastal home, bringing nature indoors in a style that oozes cool Scandi-charm.
Magical Minimalist Designs by YOY
YOY explores the storytelling possibilities of minimalism, with "between space and object" as its design theme.
Sculptural Masterpieces at Sight Unseen Offsite
The Sight Unseen Offsite exhibition in New York is a great place to spot exciting new contemporary design and this year's edition is no exception.
Fifth Avenue Office by Fogarty Finger and Dumais
It may be difficult to draw the line between the soft comforts of home and the hard edges of a professional office, but if the right balance is struck the results can be impressively uplifting.
Furniture Collection by Jonas Lutz
It takes a designer with a special talent to create stunning sculptural forms with simple materials. Rotterdam-based product designer Jonas Lutz clearly has it.
Hudson Street Loft by Soren Rose Studio
The multi-talented Soren Rose may be based in New York, but his aesthetics are firmly grounded in his Danish roots.
New Collections by Earnest Studio
Earnest Studio has launched a collection of products at the Salone Satellite in Milan which stood out for their sculptural quality and graphic simplicity.
Verdable by Beriana
Minimalism and nature are not easy to reconcile, but the Verdable side-table planters designed by Berlin-based Beriana come pretty close.
The Enchanting Textiles of Yuri Himuro
There's no better way to brighten up an old sofa than to add a few colourful cushions or throws, especially if the fabrics are as heart-warming as those created by Yuri Himuro.
Pitch Lights by Studio Truly Truly
The Aussie-Dutch design collective Studio Truly Truly burnished their reputation for elegantly sculptural designs with the launch of the Pitch suspension lights at the Salone Satellite in Milan.
IDEA - The Design Supermarket by Niklas Jacob
Danish designer Niklas Jacob worked with a number of international designers to create a series of products that poke fun at the ubiquity of a certain Swedish flat-packed furniture chain.
Mehr Khaneh by Keivani Architects and Studio Persian Primavera
This quirky 101 square metre apartment may look industrial with its concrete ceilings and brick walls but the design inspirations are more 1001 Arabian Nights.
