Kari Lonning: Contemporary Art Baskets
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In summer, everything feels lighter and more colorful. That may be why these handmade baskets by artist Kari Lønning immediately catch the eye. © Kari Lonning. Lønning has been working…
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The Statues Are Immersed In Water that Can be Seen With A Dive
Taus Kishiev
Do you love diving? Marine life is usually the main attraction, but the sea also hides another kind of wonder: underwater sculptures. With a mask, snorkel or diving equipment, you…
Games Minimalist: Machi of Kukkia
Lincoln Matheson
I do not have children, but I have always liked toys, especially those made with natural materials and a simple idea that leaves room for imagination. Machi, by the Japanese…
Back to School: Backpacks, Journals and Accessories to Go Back to School
Children wait impatiently for the summer holidays: no school, no homework and more free time. Parents are often happy at first too, because the daily race between school and activities…
Discover the Land Art
Yolande A. Bow
Land art is an artistic movement that emerged in the late 1960s in the United States, partly as a response to the limits of museums and galleries. Artists moved outside…
Mr. Nico: Design, Creativity and Fun
Who is Mr. Nico? A poodle who coughs, at least according to the playful spirit behind the name. Mr. Nico The story is simple, but the results are full of…
15 Weird Inventions That Will Change Your Life
Have you ever imagined owning a small transparent box that recreates rain with water and sound? Or a pair of four-foot slippers made for walking with your child? These inventions…
Zara Home: 3 Budgets To Renovate Your Bedroom
Peter Dark
In recent years, shabby chic has remained one of the most familiar styles in home decoration. For the winter season, Zara Home proposed bedroom textiles in pale colors, natural fabrics…
15 Desks In Fashion You Will Want To Copy
Anna Lohan
The desk is where many of us spend a large part of the day. If your workspace is at home, it should be comfortable, organized and pleasant to look at.…
Spectacular Gyms to Relax in Beauty
Ryan Scorfield
Before the holidays, going to the gym may feel more important than usual. It is easier to make the effort when the space itself is beautiful, inspiring and worth visiting.…
Ikea, the New Limited Edition: for Home Furnishing with Style
IKEA brought new style ideas for autumn through two limited-edition collections. Alongside the annual catalog and the brand’s familiar low-cost Scandinavian design, the collections SVÄRTAN and SÄLLSKAP offered two very…
Table Lamps: A Selection
More than large pieces of furniture, table lamps and bedside lamps can play with unusual shapes, functions and lighting effects. Small in scale, they are often the objects where designers…
How to Decorate a Japanese Bedroom at Low Cost
When we think of Japan, technology, cities and high-speed modern life often come to mind first. Yet Japanese domestic interiors are also known for a very different quality: calm, order,…
Ideas for DIY to Recycle Cork Stoppers
Do not throw away cork stoppers. Cork is a valuable material, light, warm and easy to work with, so it is perfect for small recycling projects. With a little imagination,…
You Love to Read? Here’s the Bookstore That you Must Visit Around the World
Reading a printed book is still one of the simplest pleasures: it trains attention, opens the imagination and gives us a reason to visit real bookshops rather than buying everything…
Vipp: A Luxury Container House
Vipp is a Danish design brand famous for its precise, elegant household objects, beginning with the iconic pedal bin. With the Vipp Shelter, the company scaled that industrial design language…
Mukou Leimondo Nursery School: Architecture is a Game in Japan
We are in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, where children play in a rooftop playground dotted with small wooden houses. It is a perfect setting for hide-and-seek. Mukou Leimondo Nursery School The…
Maud Vantours: Wonderful Installations of Paper
Maud Vantours is a Parisian designer and artist who, after studying textile design and material research, developed a practice around paper, color and graphic effects. Maud Vantours Starting from abstract…
Junibacken, The Magic of a Children’s Museum
In Stockholm, on the island district of Djurgården, there is a small museum full of laughter, beloved characters and the feeling that fairy tales have stepped into real life. It…
Books in the Forest: The Garden of Knowledge
The Garden of Knowledge looks almost like a fairy-tale scene to visitors. Created in 2010 for the International Garden Festival at Les Jardins de Métis in Quebec, it placed books…
