Havana Walk by OOAA Architects
One of my favourite Spanish Architects OOAA Architectura created Havana Walk. In the middle of busy Madrid, full of dynamism, the intention was to achieve
A new still life and candle by Mad et Len
Some time ago I changed a few things in my living. I took of the metal shelves and moved them to a corner near my
Gardeco as seen at Maison & Objet 2024
When strolling over Maison & Objet last month it was the large Gardeco stand that caught my eye. The light and bright space was filled
Bourse de Commerce & L’origine des choses
A weekly visit to one of the Amsterdam musea for a drawing class was part of my school program when attending a school for Art
Ethnicraft as seen at imm 2024
Design wise January is one of the most interesting months, with fairs like Domotex and trade-fairs imm-Cologne and Maison & Objet in Paris. It is
A beautiful organic shaped bathtub by Agape
Those who read my Milan design week reports know that when in Brera, one of the first showrooms I visit is that of Agape. See
Night Time in a Palace | Domotex 2024
The exhibition “Night Time in a Palace” by carpet designer Lila Valadan transported us into a mysterious, surreal world straight out of the tales from
Mood boards and carpets by Amini Milan | Domotex 2024
Born from refined and meticulous research on raw materials and the world of colour, comes a new collection of rugs in organic wool by Amini
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
Connecting communities – A day at imm 2024
The first ever press trip visiting an Interior & Design fair I was invited to, was at a trip to New York and the AD
visiting Domotex 2024 world’s leading trade show for floor covering
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
Exploring the limits and properties of copper with Manu Bañó
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