relief.1657
Based on the traditional shape of a table stove, “relief.1657” features surfaces and elements that stand out sculpturally from the background, a characteristic that inspired the kitchen's name. Martin Mühlböck draws on the alignment of
Mosso Chair
The Mosso chair is distinguished not only by its high-end appearance but also by its carefully designed ergonomic shape, offering exceptional back support. Every detail is thoughtfully crafted to blend comfort with aesthetic appeal, making
Cosmic Mirror Collection
The Cosmic collection features mirrors adorned with a pattern inspired by op art, where overlaid stripes distort the reflection, creating an intriguing interference effect. This unique design blurs and fragments the reflection, with certain angles
ater.bech.stone
Ater.bench.stone is a handmade bench crafted from oak wood, enhanced with natural stone elements. This classic piece of furniture has been reimagined through the introduction of asymmetry, breaking traditional design rules to bring a fresh
Velo chair
Velo stands as a living testament to Artisan’s unwavering commitment to artistry and meticulous craftsmanship. The fusion of clean, sleek lines elegantly marries traditional artisanship with a contemporary aesthetic, transforming Velo into more than just
Need a bed │ Ein Bett Brauchst
The bed is reduced to its essential elements: sleeping, lying, being, loving, and, of course, reading. Whether it truly appears as a bed is in the eye of the beholder. It consists of a few
Biowaste container
The Biowaste container is a sleek and functional solution for kitchen waste. Its minimalist design and practical features make it stand out. The elongated shape allows waste to be transferred directly from the chopping board
Unique by Kolpasan
With the new Unique collection, we elevate the production of high-quality, aesthetically perfect bathroom furniture to new heights. This collection offers personalized, custom-made solutions that combine exceptional design with flexible spatial placement options. Choose from
VONOON sidetable
The VONOON sidetable is dedicated to recycling leftover slabs from the cutting of ceramic kitchen worktops. This process preserves the high quality of the material and creates a new, exclusive, and recyclable product. The ceramic
Lumen Lupa
The Lumen Lupa is a modular pole luminaire that leverages energy-efficient LED technology to illuminate streets, public areas, and large private properties. Its design is characterized by a compact, minimalist form that aligns with geometrically
DV821 – Knot
The DV821-Knot collection is a distinctive line of office furniture that stands out due to its unique design language, particularly the identifiable joint that connects the vertical and horizontal structures of each piece. This connection
Flaar 24 sailing boat
The Flaar 24 is a high-performance, all-carbon sailing boat that combines the best attributes of larger and smaller vessels. Measuring 24 feet (7,2 meters) in length, it strikes a balance between the spaciousness and stability
Elida Chair
The Elida Chair is designed with comfort and versatility in mind. The back and seat cushions provide exceptional comfort, making it ideal for use in workplaces or hotel environments. Multiple base options have been created
From care to cure and back
Interview with Ana Dana Beroš Under the umbrella of the LINA platform, the programme From Care to Cure and Back was initiated by Ana Dana Beroš in collaboration with the Association of Architects of
Architecture is the means to create a common language of living
Interview with Saimir Kristo Saimir Kristo is an architect and urban designer, currently founder of the Architecture Fund in Albania and also Deputy Dean and Lecturer at the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Creative
Marek Jan Štěpán authentic architectural design
Interview with Marek Jan Štěpán, founder and director of Atelier Štěpán about his authentic architectural design We share a common cultural space in Central Europe with the Czech Republic, and we are also close
Between two cities
Interview with Tinatin Gurgenidze, co-founder of the Tbilisi Architecture Biennial. Tinatin Gurgenidze studied architecture and urban design in Tbilisi and Barcelona. Trained as an architect and urban designer, Tinatin is involved in research and
Rooftops are the new green fields
The results of architectural practice always seem to be realized in physical form, and by that I mean ideas being materialised as part of the built environment. Most of the time architecture is defined
Into the past or into the future
When designing natural buildings and those made of earth, it is sometimes unclear whether we are going into the past or the future. These structures are often perceived as experiments or alternatives, though such
Solar trees on the streets of Moldova
Recently Chisinau, Moldova's capital, “grew” trees sporting small solar panels. They were introduced as part of the United Nations Development Programme and in partnership with the Municipality of Chisinau. Solar trees are