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Phil Cuttance creates patterned objects using Jesmonite

London-based designer Phil Cuttance has expanded his range of handmade chevron-textured objects to include a tray, a vase, and a pen pot.

Photograph by Phil Cuttance. Each of Cuttance's Herringbone objects is handmade from Jesmonite – a composite material that combines plaster and cement with water-based resin. To achieve a textured surface,…

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Contrasting materials and geometric forms: "Coexist" by Slash Objects

Brooklyn brand Slash Objects has launched a line of home accessories combining materials such as brass, marble and rubber.

"Coexist" by Slash Objects Titled "Coexist", Slash Objects' series includes everyday items such as side tables, mirrors, and a large coffee table. Every piece is an exploration of how starkly…

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TAKT PROJECT' s "Composition" series explores the line between product and material

Using electronic components and a transparent resin Japanese studio TAKT PROJECT created vases and lightings.

TAKT PROJECT: “Composition” series – All photos by Masayuki Hayashi, courtesy of TAKT PROJECTS. Japanese studio TAKT PROJECT created a collection of design accessories which aims to reframe of method…

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An elevated clay-covered house above a parking spot

Mexican architect Andres Stebelski designed an elevated family residence to make room for a parking space underneath.

Carpinos House in Mexico City. The black frames of two panoramic windows protrude from one wing of this clay-covered house in Mexico City, which extends over a sloping driveway to…

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Jaime Hayon’s Stone Age Folk exhibition results in a kaleidoscopic pavilion

African masks and bird-like furniture: Caesarstone's exhibition by Jaime Hayon animates the halls and the ballroom of a Milanese Napoleonic Palazzo

Caesarstone’s Stone Age Folk by Jaime Hayon – All photos by Tom Mannion. Leading quartz manufacturer Caesarstone presents Stone Age Folk, an in-wonderland exhibition by Jaime Hayon that fills the…

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Italian studio Luca Poian Forms proposes “Camboo” pavilion for International Bamboo Festival

Made almost entirely with bamboo, the pavilion aims to explore both the local culture and the construction possibilities of the material

All images © Luca Poian Forms. Italian studio Luca Poian Forms recently shared images of ‘Camboo’, a pavilion proposal for the Building Trust’s 2017 international Bamboo Festival in Phnom Penh,…

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Volcanic stone and white stucco create major contrast on Hazelbaker Rush’s desert home

The Franklin Mountain House by American studio Hazelbaker Rush is a mountainside residence where the lower levels blend into the rocky site, while the bright white upper volume stands out in contrast

Photograph by Casey Dunn The Franklin Mountain House is located on the fringe of El Paso, Texas. Perched 800 feet (244 metres) above the city, the desert dwelling is situated…

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From concrete warship to floating dream home

The 27m long and 7m wide boat used to transport diesel from England to France during World War II.

All photos by Maarten Brante: courtesy of Juul Steyn. Portholes, cozy and industrial interiors and a decked patio on overlooking Amsterdam harbour. Juul Steyn built his home starting from a concrete…

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Quality of Materials by Fort Standard features stone cabinets and chairs entirely made in leather

The collection of furniture that explores new ways of using conventional design ingredients.

Fort Standard presents “Quality of Materials” a collection of furniture that explores new ways of using conventional design ingredients. The series comprises a chair entirely made of leather, a coffee table,…

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Phil Cuttance creates patterned objects using Jesmonite

London-based designer Phil Cuttance has expanded his range of handmade chevron-textured objects to include a tray, a vase, and a pen pot.

Contrasting materials and geometric forms: "Coexist" by Slash Objects

Brooklyn brand Slash Objects has launched a line of home accessories combining materials such as brass, marble and rubber.

TAKT PROJECT' s "Composition" series explores the line between product and material

Using electronic components and a transparent resin Japanese studio TAKT PROJECT created vases and lightings.

An elevated clay-covered house above a parking spot

Mexican architect Andres Stebelski designed an elevated family residence to make room for a parking space underneath.

Jaime Hayon’s Stone Age Folk exhibition results in a kaleidoscopic pavilion

African masks and bird-like furniture: Caesarstone's exhibition by Jaime Hayon animates the halls and the ballroom of a Milanese Napoleonic Palazzo

Italian studio Luca Poian Forms proposes “Camboo” pavilion for International Bamboo Festival

Made almost entirely with bamboo, the pavilion aims to explore both the local culture and the construction possibilities of the material

Volcanic stone and white stucco create major contrast on Hazelbaker Rush’s desert home

The Franklin Mountain House by American studio Hazelbaker Rush is a mountainside residence where the lower levels blend into the rocky site, while the bright white upper volume stands out in contrast

From concrete warship to floating dream home

The 27m long and 7m wide boat used to transport diesel from England to France during World War II.

Quality of Materials by Fort Standard features stone cabinets and chairs entirely made in leather

The collection of furniture that explores new ways of using conventional design ingredients.

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