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Design Milk
Swedish brand BAUX produces environmentally friendly acoustic panels. Since launching, they have worked with brands such as Google, Amazon, Stella McCartney, WeWork, Spotify, Uber, Airbnb, and Nike, to bring acoustic peace to retail spaces, homes, and workplaces. BAUX’s Stockholm stand even resembles a classical temple, with arched frescoes that are made up of BAUX sound absorbers, all created by Johan Ronnestam in collaboration with design studio Form Us With Love.
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designboom
Google Arts and Culture has compiled a list of more than 500 museums and galleries that you can visit virtually. A number of museums have virtual tours available online—including the Louvre, which offers a tour of the recently restored Galerie d’Apollon, and MoMA, which has tours including iconic artists Matisse and Picasso.
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Curbed
Does the novel coronavirus have you imagining life at home with your children for the next few weeks—or months? Balancing activities, learning, and potentially your own workload as a parent can feel impossible. But a few small changes around your home can really help things run smoother, whether it’s creating a special reading nook for your kiddo or doubling down on organization. We’re sharing our best tips for making the most of your space when you have to be home with kids for extended periods.
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ARTNews.com
From modernism’s chain of stylistic ruptures to recent discontinuities caused by so-called smart city design, architecture’s history has long been predicated on schisms and fractures, often created for disruption’s sake. Today, however, a new wave of feminists is producing a welcome correction to masculinist values in architecture. In publications and exhibitions—including the Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation’s “Pioneering Women of American Architecture” internet project (2014) and the “Frau Architekt” (2017–18) show at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum in Frankfurt—curators, historians, and writers are recovering the various roles women have played in architecture over the past 150 years.
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Healthcare Design Magazine
Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine’s new medical education facility in Athens, Ohio, is intentionally designed to support the preparation of future physicians. Additionally, the facility was designed using International WELL Building Institute’s WELL Building Standards, putting the college’s wellness philosophy front-and-center and creating a healthy environment for students, faculty, and staff. Perkins and Will, in association with DesignGroup, is leading the design alongside Ohio University Planning. It is scheduled to open in 2021.
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Contract Design
With the intention of feeling like the warmth of home, Neuehouse co-working brand recently opened its third location in downtown Los Angeles’ landmarked 1893 Bradbury building, following locations in Hollywood and New York. Founded in 2014 and created with the intention to foster new connections and set the stage for cultural experiences, the Bradbury House is designed by Canadian studio DesignAgency.
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Acrovyn Wall Panels are the answer to the industry's need for a custom, easily installed wall panel system. A reimagined offering of functional and aesthetic improvements allows for use of Acrovyn Wall Panels in a variety of spaces with protective and decorative needs. From our solid color offering to our Chameleon™ simulated patterns and Acrovyn by Design®, interior environments have visual freedom when it comes to design possibilities.
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Interior Design
Space has never been an issue at the Renaissance Esmeralda Resort & Spa, Indian Wells in California. The surprise, though, is the “boutique-like experience within the large property,” says General Manager Christoph Roshardt, who helped spearhead the renovation along with SVP and Global Brand Leader Brian Povinelli. For that, credit SFA Design. With offices in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, the studio renovated all guest accommodations, corridors, and the lobby, revolving around a seven-story atrium. As principal Rosie Feinberg observes, it went from “a lot of brown and taupe” to a scene bursting with Palm Springs life. Color and all new furnishings are the keys.
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The perfect chairs for well-designed homes, restaurants, and modern offices. Fyrn's heirloom-quality seating is available in 3 heights, both with and without backs, and customizable in wood, metal, and upholstery. Fyrn designs and builds furniture in California featuring the patented Stemn Bracket, a beautiful piece of exposed hardware that creates strength where other furniture fails.
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Dezeen
Artists and designers have grabbed their pens, pencils and digital styluses to create images of support and informative illustrations to help distribute advice on how to slow the spread of the Coronavirus.
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Architectural Digest
It’s hard not to pay more attention to our physical realm these days given the fact so many of us are sheltering in place, or are likely to be doing so soon. Anecdotally, at least, DIY home improvement projects are on the rise; if you’re like me, your closet has never been better organized. For many in the design community, however, the rapid spread of COVID-19 has caused them to reevaluate their life’s work, and what it might mean to design for a world that will never be quite the same, especially when it comes to how we gather in and use large public spaces, like airports, hotels, hospitals, gyms, and offices.
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Dexigner
CASE-REAL recently completed NÔL, a restaurant atelier with a distinct concept. Functioning as an experimental kitchen, NÔL can also be considered as a flexible space freed from the physical restraints of a classical restaurant.
NÔL offers a place where talented chefs can use it for catering preparation or irregular dinner events.
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Dezeen
Multi-colored walls, geometric floors and a seesaw feature in this west London fashion store, which Yinka Ilori has designed to match the playful nature of the brand's clothing collections.
The 74-square-meter store, which Mira Mikati has nicknamed Happy House, is nestled amongst a row of boutiques in London's affluent Chelsea neighborhood.
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Interior Design
Prague’s Typika “is a specialty café with care for locally-sourced, raw ingredients," says Alexandra Georgescu who designed the space with her cohorts at Czech firm KOGAA Studio. The aesthetic is similar: local and raw.
The café’s 1,700-square-foot space is divided into three zones, “all built by hand from local suppliers and makers,” she notes, including the communal table up front, central freestanding coffee station, and soft seating in the back.
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Architectural Digest
In 2005, the cast of The Office settled into a nondescript office space in Culver City, California, for a read-through of the pilot episode. When the actors were finished, studio and network executives asked to see the show’s set. You’re sitting in it, they were told. Therein lies the magic of The Office, which premiered 15 years ago on March 24 and still maintains a fiercely devoted following long after going off the air. The series followed employees at the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and found joy and heartache in life’s small, ordinary moments. In order for that to happen, a hyper-realistic world needed to be built.
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Rich design consideration and exquisite craftsmanship combine to create this boutique chair and coordinating ottoman. The wooden, handcrafted arms feature an organic curve that envelops the user. Stunning, exposed finger joints featured on the sides and the back rival its gorgeous, tailored front. Tapered legs accentuate Hobsen’s graceful curves.
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IIDA
IIDA is committed to keeping our community healthy and safe, and in the interest of public health, and in accordance with state-issued mandates, we will be postponing the April 14 and May 5 Designers & Architects Talk events.
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IIDA
IIDA Headquarters and our chapters will provide updates as they become available.
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Thonet’s Legacy Lounge Seating, available in high back, low back, and armless styles, features Mid-Century lines and exposed plywood components which add a touch of flair in today’s modern interior spaces. Pair Legacy Lounge with our bentwood side chairs, stools and tables.
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Fast Company
More and more people are working from home as companies take precautionary measures to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. But just because we’re practicing social distancing doesn't mean we can’t virtually pop into some designers’ home offices to see their set-up.
Designers from Pentagram, Work & Co, Wieden+Kennedy, and more gave us a peek at what they’re working with when they work from home.
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With 100s of color options, 3 trim options, and 3 cooktop configurations, we can help you with your clients' dream range. We offer Trade program benefits, unbeatable pricing, and superior customer service. Visit us at iLveusa.com or call us at 718-249-1215 and let us help you deliver the perfect kitchen.
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Boston.com
Nearly all homeowners want an open floor plan and plenty of natural light. Some other commonalities include the desire for extra storage space and flexible rooms that can be used for a variety of purposes at one time or at different life stages.
Once you get past these essential elements of interior design, you’ll start to see some variations in what people want in their homes based on their age, budget, and lifestyle.
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