City Notes
Much-loved London restaurant, Morito, has a new addition which is tucked underneath their acclaimed Hackney Road outpost; Downstairs at Morito combining food, music and some fabulous interior design. The latest project from Sam and Sam Clark...
City Notes
With properties in Paris, Cologne, Zurich, Berlin, Vienna and beyond (as well as involvement with Mallorca's excellent Bikini Island & Mountain Hotel), 25hours is a smart, culturally resonant hotel brand known for its irreverent yet functional...
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Bright lights and lashings of pink, combined with the atmosphere of a gaming arcade drenched in oodles of vintage 1980s glamour, marks the arrival of a Soho outpost for EL&N London; architectural practice Holland Harvey creating a playful interior...
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Inspired by Catalan artist, Xavier Corberó i Olivella, in particular his 'labyrinth' home in the suburb of Esplugues de Llobregat, Barcelona, Vodniy Tea Bar is an eclectic place in Moscow for customers to enjoy good food and herbal drinks. All in a...
The Edit
His skills honed on the streets, Malagueño artist Imon Boy has gone on to exhibit his artworks, memes and illustrations in galleries including ThinkSpace, Los Angeles; Moosey Gallery, London; La Causa, Madrid; and now heads to Zürich's Kolly...
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Nostalgia is hot right now. Perhaps a consequence of necessary escapism in the face of troubled times, consumers have been soaking up VHS-tinted memories from Stranger Things to sportswear since way before the bug we shall not mention. And when...
Dispatches
Boasting more than 100 design categories and many, many more sub-categories, the A' Design Award & Competition is certainly a diverse behemoth. Recognised as the world's largest design award, it was set up to champion innovative design by...
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Canada’s largest shipping container market, Stackt, a hip and artsy complex in downtown Toronto, gets an additional hit from the 'cool bong', as the irrepressible kings of cannabis, Superette, rock up with their latest kaleidoscopic shopping...
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East meets West at Korean Dinner Party, an atmospheric new restaurant located on the top floor of Soho's Kingly Court. Bringing the flavours of Los Angeles's Koreatown to the UK capital are a host of names you'll already know. Ana...
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Billed a ‘grown-up, late-night hangout’, Burnt Orange Brighton is a buzzy new destination where the lines between restaurant and bar are somewhat blurred. Contract Laminate Top. Open all day and just the right amount of night, it is...
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The Richard Meier-designed, internationally renowned Museum Frieder Burda is currently exhibiting a major exhibition of German artist and photographer, Katharina Sieverding. Perhaps best known for her self-portraiture, the Baden-Baden-based show...
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St. Petersburg's Petrogradsky Island is home to Sight Coffee and Dine, a new restaurant and coffee shop designed by Moscow-based architecture and interior design studio, Form Bureau. At 150 square metres, the petite spot is tucked away...
Dispatches
A look inside the world's best coworking space design concepts. The design of Brad Neuberg's blog, Coding in Paradise, has not stood the test of time. Although the concept he defined in a 2005 post sure has. Having worked with Google and Dropbox...
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Las Vegas Culture: A look at why 'Sin City' has more to it than meets the eye. Ask any star of popular culture who’s endured their ‘moment of shame’. Reputations are hard to shake. Cities, though, can be many things to many people. A...
Stuff Crush
The daily commute. A trip to the gym. A weekend getaway ... The backpack is a must-have item in the modern age. Convenient and stylish, they're the ideal choice for lugging around essential items. Light, durable, and practical, they bestow an...
Stuff Crush
Written and researched by Verena Pfeiffer-Kloss with original photography by Nigel Green, the Berlin U-Bahn Architecture and Design Map from publisher Blue Crow Media is the latest title in its series of 20th century architecture...
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People who live in a cluttered home suffer from many different issues. Whether it’s drawers that are filled to the brim, piles of clothes on the closet floor, or even messy living rooms. In this article, we’re going to help you get things...
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Although some people seem to have all the interior design secrets. The natural flair for design, and have an eye for exactly what is going to work in their home—or the home of someone else—when it comes to colour, style, even the pieces to use...
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Being an artist is a hobby for some. They love the calmness and peace that creating art can offer. For others, however, creating art is as much about business as it is following an enjoyable pursuit. One of the problems when it comes to selling art...
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Emerging in the United Kingdom in the mid-1950s and pioneered by progressive artists Eduardo Paolozzi and Richard Hamilton, the Pop Art movement wouldn't be truly defined as such until it moved to the US in the 1960s. New York artists such as...