Passdoor is the New Black
Gandia Blasco are one of the pioneers of the outdoor design revolution that kicked off 15 or so years ago. So it is always worth chec…
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Gandia Blasco are one of the pioneers of the outdoor design revolution that kicked off 15 or so years ago. So it is always worth chec…
If you’re eager to have a touch of forest appeal in you urban backyard, I think these new designs will fit the bill. Binome Jardin is …
A great way to unify an outdoor space and an indoor one is through common flooring. And materials that work well in both contexts are not as…
In a shop window in Notting Hill, London, I saw a book called Product Design In The Sustainable Era. Huge subject. I, for one, do not have a…
I just learned an American expression: “The McMansion.” For those outside the US, this expression refers to truly oversized, mas…
I admit. This is an entirely selfish post. I am an urban dweller with a balcony and am in the process of redesigning it to get even more out…
On websites that promote outdoor lighting you often see light wall sconces presented in an actual outdoor setting, generally on a wall leadi…
Sitting Bulles is a creation of French designer Marie Galoyer. This seat is made by connecting inflatable “bubbles” (like beach …
David Bitton is an architect and landscape designer based in Paris and active internationally. Last year he was quite the talk of the town w…
Outdoor entertainment is an underdeveloped area, so obviously I was ecstatic about this amazing new idea by a French architect who goes unde…
I am a personal fan of one of the UK’s leading garden designers, Philip Nixon. He masters the art of combining modern design features …
Whoever spends a lot of time at trade fairs will have to admit that yes there are always new and exciting designs yet also recognize most ar…
Buying designs is great fun and does in fact require quite a lot of hard work and research. When all things are considered, making designs o…
The Loopita being launched this month by a French design studio called Kerozene Design is probably as much a feature as it is a seat.