Swarovski Crystal Palace | Milan 2010.

Swarovski Crystal Palace on Zona Tortona was a breathtaking experience that I definitely will not forget in a hurry. Although I did expect to see a series of visually striking installations, the experience of seeing other visitors standing...

Spazio Rossana Orlandi | Milan 2010.

Man, I have to be the slowest blogger ever to report on Milan Design Week! Sorry guys - my jet-lag is a complete shocker and I'm really struggling with beating my cold. But enough with excuses. I will do my best to make your wait worth...

European Volcation Ashventure | Milan 2010.

Hello pumpkins. I'm back! Seriously, for a couple of days there I thought I was going to be stuck in Europe forever! Those damn volcanos. If you've been following my tweets, you probably already know that my volcation included a "slight...

Visual Magic by Kumi Yamashita.

Ok, I know that this is a massive call, but this is seriously one of the most incredible things I've ever seen. Above and below is truly mesmerizing art of the Japanese artist Kumi Yamashita. Her work is insanely good. I really don't know...

Falling Garden | Gerda Steiner & Jörg Lenzlinger.

Oh my... I simply lost my little breath when I saw this magical art installation. You know when you see something that in some way changes you - it makes your smile a little wilder, your heart expands and starts to beat a bit faster, and...

Pothole Gardens by Pete Dungey.

Pothole Gardens is a series of ongoing public installations by Pete Dungey, highlighting the problem of surface imperfections on Britain's roads. "If we planted one of those in every hole, it would be like a forest in the road", says...

Tokujin Yoshioka & Other Rainbow Stories.

hese beautiful images are from the installation by Tokujin Yoshioka - a glass window made up of 500 crystal prisms, which will be exhibited at MUSEUM. beyond museum in Seoul this May. Called "Rainbow Church", the eight metre-high...

Tomás Saraceno.

I found this image in the current FRAMEmagazine (Jan/ Feb 2010 issue) and I had to share it with you immediately! It is so beautiful. The work is by the Argentine artist Thomás Saraceno, born in 1973 who now lives and works in Frankfurt...