Lillico-Fennessy’s Studio Iso Project Donates Talent & Time to Small Businesses Affected by COVID-19.Like many other creatives during the Coronavirus lockdown, two of Melbourne’s brightest talents, art director Jessica Lillico and photographer Sean Fennessy, found themselves with quite a bit of extra time on their hands after virtually...
AeSSENCE Photo Essay by Simone Bossi in Collaboration with Philosopher Alessandro Rota.Architectural photographer Simone Bossi’s photographic series is the result of a collaborative interrogation of “the perception of absence in architectural photography”. AeSSENCE stands as a distillation of ideas emerging from a rich...
Metanoia Utopian Bathroom Concept Installation by Patricia Bustos Studio.Madrid-based Patricia Bustos Studio has unveiled Metanioa, a utopian bathroom installation described by the designer as a “temple for the body and soul”. The installation challenges the paradigms surrounding luxury, smashing through...
The New Digital Reality: The Rise of Next-Generation 3D Renderings.As someone who’s deeply in love with the analog arts and the dying skill of hand sketching, I never thought I’d be confessing that an emerging new cult of digital illustration and architectural renderings has me feeling giddy with...
Rondure House Residences in Kew are Australian First International Collaboration with Tom Dixon.Melbourne property developer, Above Zero, has announced an Australian first collaboration with renowned UK designer, Tom Dixon and acclaimed local firms Cera Stribley and Eckersley Garden Architecture, on a landmark residential apartment...
Timber ‘Terrazzo’ Made from Recycled Materials by Foresso.Birmingham-based brand Foresso utilizes offcut timber and waste plaster to form an innovative composite material that resembles terrazzo stone, developed as a reaction against waste generated by the interiors industry. Just like the...
Meet The Flintstones: Contemporary Cave-like Interiors.In an overly sleek high-tech world, a few tough edges can refresh the soul. Welcome to the new Stone Age where cave-like interiors and objects reign supreme. My daily existence is saturated with slick technology. Pristine, perfectly...
Four Graduates from London’s Royal College of Art Create Tabletop Products from Waste Material.Uniting design with science, four graduates from London’s Royal College of Art made a collection of tableware products from the industrial waste material bauxite residue, also known as Red Mud. Questioning our notion of ‘waste’...
Highlights From Manila Fame 2019.After losing the price war with China and Vietnam, the Philippines creative industry is fighting back with artisan-led designs, at a time when handcrafted objects are highly desirable. Last month’s 70th edition of Manila FAME brought...
