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Lofts in Montreal. Black, white oak and colour accents for a young, urban interior design

The Griffintown Penthouse is located in a new residential complex adjacent to the Lachine Canal, offering a sublime view of Montreal's natural and urban landscape. The precise organisation of the pieces and the subtlety of the interior design have made it possible to create a bright, bold sanctuary that is in keeping with the beauty of the site

Art installations in Montreal. A beacon of light in the darkness of the world affected by COVID-19

The non-profit organization Quartier des Spectacles is proposing a series of public art installations and cultural activities anchored in Place des Festivals, in downtown Montreal, to combat the impacts of covid on the territory and revive the city's economy

Light which reveals ordinary things. Contemporary handmade fabric lighting

DUO is a handmade pendant lamp designed by the German-Portuguese interior design studio NEO. The design is inspired by the shape of everyday things, extracting their essence and recreating it in a minimalist way

Industrial style in Vienna. Eccentric character for a designer restaurant

In the centre of Vienna's colourful 15th district, the 1920s industrial architecture of the former Dorotheum warehouse has recently been renovated to accommodate new activities. In this space with its fascinating Spartan and sophisticated atmosphere, Restaurant Herzig sets up its business premises

GUPPY ceiling lamp. The design is inspired by the scales of the tropical fish bearing the same name

Designed by daneo design studios, the GUPPY ceiling lamp is an eye-catching avant-garde lighting fixture, its design inspired by the richly decorated scales and fins of the guppy fish and the Cubist movement of the 20th century

Customized interior design. A more unique vision for the next step in the evolution of design

The Masquespacio Studio designs "Mas Creations" a customized high-end interior design for a more selective clientele but also a wide selection of products designed exclusively by their studio

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GO a human-centered vehicle. The wheeled seda with customized 3D printed elements

GO is a prototype designed by Studio Layer and includes two customized 3D molded elements, the seat and the foot housing. The shape is guided by the digital data derived from the biometric mapping of each user to adapt with precision

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Glass pavilion. Breaking the limits of space to elevate architectural perception

A space with four transparent sides in the middle of the landscape where you can escape and dream. The project of this glass pavilion located in a beautiful garden was designed with the intent of breaking the physical limits of space and bringing to the extreme the architectural perception

New paradigms of urban regeneration. In China between tradition and innovation

Colossal heights, dynamism and urban integration surprisingly manage to coexist in the new Konka complex in Shenzhen. Kang QiaoJia Cheng develops a design model with an iconic impact on the skyline, preserving a human and natural scale inspired by the urban tradition of historic Chinese cities

Funny, mundane and intellectual. The stairs of Kips Bay in New York City dressed in colour

Designer Sasha Bikoff designs the staircase in the famous Kips Bay Decorator Show House, a house dedicated to children, where every year famous designers transform the interior spaces. Colours, geometries and movement are the hallmark that the designer wanted to give to this project

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Collection of lamps and chairs. Paddings, fringes and metal combine with bright colors

Masquespacio confirms the collaboration with the Spanish brand Houtique through the creation of a new collection of upholstered seating inspired by the seventies, while introducing new materials such as gold painted metal

Architecture and Urban Graphics in London. The city becomes an open-air gallery

For Adam Nathaniel Furman the city around us is the largest gallery in the world, of life, of materials, of compositions. He creates an urban graphic composition inviting us to "look up and look down". Look Down To Look Up

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Beach hut in the UK. The classic design is reinvented

JaK Studio completes its latest project, the "Spy Glass" beach hut in Eastbourne, UK. The panoramic window of the hut, rotating at an angle of 180 degrees, is oriented towards the sun, the seascape or the bright lights

Forms of light inspired by the works of Isamu Noguchi. White acrylic turns into sculpture

The Japanese designer Nendo starts from the exhibition "Akari Unfolded", which was held in New York at the Noguchi Museum, to reinterpret the works exhibited by six designers. The result are white acrylic light works that convey the idea of sculpted stone fragments

Copper motorcycle with aerodynamic aesthetics

Aesthetics and Movement. Drawing speed through the body and aerodynamics

Samothrace is not just a motorcycle but a design object, designed by Mario Trimarchi for De Castelli. In this stylistic work the designer challenges himself by drawing speed through the shapes of the body and giving the object a sense of adrenaline

Multipurpose bicycle. A nomadic device to experience the urban landscape

The MAPA studio designs Bike Shelter, an extremely versatile nomadic device that can serve as a picnic table, bench, yoga platform and many other things, allowing you to experience the city in a sustainable way.

Open space office in Santader. The space is defined by the shape from the arch

Zooco Studio presents its open space office where arched windows are the starting point for designing space through wooden furniture. The curved shape is highlighted by the wood while the white defines the minimal spaces, a contrast that generates movement.

Budapest seen from the courtyards. Photography to describe architecture with a new perspective

The young Hungarian photographer Tamas Dragon describes his city, Budapest, through the gaze of a childhood memory, sensing the space with his nose up. Fascinated by the courtyards of the old buildings, he proposes a new perspective of architecture