Interview: Emma Templeton of Templeton Architecture.I friggin love our interviews, you guys! And today is another absolute goodie, as we chat to the lovely, thoughtful and generous Emma Templeton, the principal of her eponymous practice, Templeton Architecture. With degrees in both...
Bricks Decoded: Easy, Breezy, Beautiful Breeze Block.In Brazil, itâs known as CobogĂł. In India, they call it Jaalis. The French term is Brise-soleil. Here we know it as Breeze Block. Call them what you will, these little units of awesome are making a massive comeback. Back in the 50s...
Barcelona Artist Diego Cabezas Brings Line Drawings to Life.There is a true simplicity and beauty in the work of Diego Cabezas. The incredible sculptures that resemble line drawings come to life through intricate details making them appear three dimensional and abstract. Based in Barcelona,...
Spectacular Aerial Photography Welcomes Us to 2018.It's become our unofficial tradition to welcome you into each New Year with something a little left of centre - not our typical core subject, but something I consider to be equally important and relevant. January is usually when we take a...
Stories On Design | 2017 Archive.Today we conclude our roundups of 2017 archives with a personal favourite and something I am most proud of â âStories on Designâ, our most widely read and shared content, and the most engaging for our readers and our social...
Residential Interior Design | 2017 Archive.If thereâs one category thatâs never in short supply for us to cover here on Yellowtrace, itâs sensational Residential Interiors (and Architecture). Like most human beings, we are passionate about homes and seeing the way people...
Product Design: Lighting | 2017 Archive.We have a super soft spot for beautiful lighting around here, so it should come as no surprise this little but mighty-fine curation is another favourite for the year. In this roundup you will find beautiful lights ranging from floor,...
Bricks Decoded: Curved Brick Buildings.Curves. And bricks. These are two concepts we donât usually associate with each other, at least not straight away, right? Since I personally love nothing more than challenging that which weâve all come to expect, I thought it...
In the Middle of Nowhere: Sarreyer Cabin by Rapin Saiz Architects.With its stern, rough-cut log exterior, combined with a rusty stove pipe attached almost ad hoc to the side of the structure, this cabin looks anything but homely. But this less than charming effect was deliberately employed by the Swiss...
