
An abandoned Monastery in Antwerp
You really loved the visualization of the Japanese Pavilion by Parisian based architect Kacper Niezabitowski, and today another project of his: A monastery and remodel

You really loved the visualization of the Japanese Pavilion by Parisian based architect Kacper Niezabitowski, and today another project of his: A monastery and remodel

The first ever press trip visiting an Interior & Design fair I was invited to, was at a trip to New York and the AD

During Paris Design Week and Maison&Objet In The City I visit a wide range of exhibitions and presentations across Paris. I covered selected brands and

For me Januari means the start of a new fair season and visiting Domotex. The world’s leading trade show for floor covering with exhibitioners and

Manu Bañó’s new collection explores the limits and properties of copper. It was produced in Santa Clara del Cobre, Michocán, Mexico. A town with a

The narrative of Gravitas explores the dynamic interplay between textures, natural elements , and human interaction.It also encompasses notions of weight, dignity, and importance, embodying

From 14.01- to Thursday 18.01.2024 I will be visiting imm cologne again. Reporting from the imm fairground and sharing my finds with you on the

Lobo Studio embodies the bold vision of a pioneer, Adrián Gómez, who perceived the potential of 3D visualizations from its inception. The young and dynamic

In a previous post I wrote about the ‘one size fits all’ room divider in oak by Dutch company ‘Houten room divider’, pictured above in

After seeing some images on Instagram of the latest collaboration of Colin King I had to find out more about Cultiver. An Australian lifestyle brand

Earlier I introduced BRYCK on the blog and during Summer I enjoyed using their couch and hocker myself. Recently they launched the new and Limited

FAINA Gallery, residence of live Ukrainian design, finds home in a 500-year-old historic building in the centre of Antwerp. The collection housed at FAINA Gallery