Category: Design
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Perennials x Martyn Lawrence Bullard introduce Ethnically-inspired Luxury Fabric Collection
These new fabrics are exotic and colorful and offer energy to interiors as well as outdoor settings.The Martyn Lawrence Bullard for Perennials collection is inspired by the renowned designer’s exotic travels around the world. Renowned designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard debuts a collection in collaboration with Perennials Fabrics, a leader in the international design industry and…
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Recharge at playful W Bellevue Hotel: Where green meets global glamour
W has come to be known for reinvention. W Bellevue Opens in Washington. Inspired by yesterday’s weekender lake house, W Bellevue is a modern and chic downtown Bellevue hotel for seekers of the bold and beautiful. The new hotel pays homage to lakeside culture with cabin-like architecture, thoughtfully reimagined traditional décor, and locally-inspired cocktails and…
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All fired up: Tate Modern to play host to a working ceramics factory
Visitors can volunteer in factory, featuring eight tonnes of clay, a 30-metre production line and more than 2,000 fired objects
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Hong Kong’s ULTIMA Ultra Luxury Residences Take Design Cues From Views Of Yachts Sailing Across Victoria Harbour
Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA) completes Ultima Residences with Sun Hung Properties in Hong Kong Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA), the world’s leading hospitality interior design firm, has completed the design of Ultima, one of the most highly-anticipated luxury residential projects located in the heart of Ho Man Tin, minutes from Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong. HBA designers…
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Vu au Bon Marché: Souvenirs Rive Gauche
For over than 160 years, Le Bon Marché has been expressing the singularity of La Rive Gauche, Paris. A new exhibition called “Souvenirs Rive Gauche” is a tribute to this priceless heritage with the Collection Le Bon Marché, on the ground floor of the high-end Parisian store until August 27th. Created to celebrate the store’s long…
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Second nature: five designers inspired by plants
Harking back to the Victorian era, these designers are breathing new life into botanical illustration. By Emma Love