Monday, April 22, 2019

Stepping stones lead into house extension over an English lake by Hamish & Lyons

Architecture studio Hamish & Lyons has completed Stepping Stone House, an extension to a manor house in Berkshire, England, that is raised on stilts above a lake. Read more



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Afropicks by Simon Skinner challenges perception of Swedish design

These afro combs were designed by Stockholm-based designer Simon Skinner

Swedish product designer Simon Skinner has created a collection of afro hair combs that explore the effect of migration on Swedish identity.  Read more



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Tel Aviv maternity ward becomes pared-back Vera hotel

The Vera hotel by Yaron Tal Studio

Brickwork walls, engraved tins ceilings and custom furniture feature in this boutique hotel in Tel Aviv. Read more



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Cedar and glass wrap Dolores Heights Residence in San Francisco by John Maniscalco

Dolores Heights San Francisco cedar and glass residence by John Maniscalco Architects

This multi-level dwelling by Californian firm John Maniscalco Architecture rises high above a San Francisco street, enabling the homeowners to enjoy ample natural light and expansive views. Read more



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Yellow stairs connect living spaces in Three-Generation House by BETA

3-Generation House by BETA

Dutch architecture studio BETA has designed a house in Amsterdam for a multi-generational family with a central yellow staircase connecting their separate accommodation. Read more



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Bethan Gray creates pearlescent furniture from discarded seashells and waste feathers

Bethan Gray Nature Squared Exploring Eden furniture

British designer Bethan Gray has teamed up with natural surface specialist Nature Squared to create a collection of iridescent furniture clad in leftover materials from the seafood and farming industries. Read more



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Five designs for a sustainable death

The Bios Incube designed by Bios Urn in Barcelona, Spain

To celebrate Earth Day, we're looking at ways you can be sustainable beyond the grave. We've picked out five eco-friendly designs for the deceased, including an egg-shaped burial pod and a cremation urn made of sewage water.
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