Category: Design
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London’s ‘most expensive offices’ unveiled, with ‘gold’ washrooms
The capital’s high-rollers no longer have to slum it when they go to work, as property firm spends £3m refitting a building
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New Orleans Most High-Tech Residence
New Orleans is becoming known for its resurgence, especially in the entrepreneur and tech fields. One new residential apartment building, not far from the tech hub, is boasting some awesome high-tech amenities. Four Winds Apartments has some of the most up-to-date and high-tech amenities that are attracting businessmen and women, techies, and millennials alike. With…
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Yves Béhar wins Design Miami/2015 Visionary Award for pioneering design as a force for positive social and environmental change
Italian luxury watch manufacturer Officine Panerai and Design Miami/ announced the first ever Panerai Design Prize for Design Miami/ Visionary Award that will be presented December 2nd in Miami to Yves Béhar, founder of fuseproject. Behar’s award-winning industrial design and significant strides made in design for positive social and environmental change were instrumental in naming…
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#FutureOfSound: The ultimate sound experience no matter what the circumstances
In the year of the company’s 90th anniversary, Bang & Olufsen unveiled a highly sophisticated loudspeaker with a multitude of technologies. According to Bang & Olufsen, the new Beolab 90 is “the most complete and powerful digital loudspeaker ever designed for use in the home.” BeoLab 90 is fitted with Bang & Olufsen’s new Active…
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The 4th Dimension Watch
Behind the design of this concrete watch is beauty and poetry. An innovative brand in Taiwan, 22 Design Studios are known for their minimal approach to design and their love for concrete, their signature material. “The city houses us, moves us and protects us with the concrete and steel,” says Sean Yu, the head designer…
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Damien Hirst’s Newport Street Gallery is a grown-up gem that shows he’s sobered with age
Caruso St John architects have conjured an immaculate new home for the art prankster’s collection in an unlikely south London setting – and there’s not a diamond skull or formaldehyde animal in sight