When musicians started seeking out his father’s furniture, Benjamin Paulin took note. The result is Sounds Like Paulin — a studio, a label, and a community built inside his Paris family home.
The massive 23,000-square-foot structure merges historic preservation with futuristic design to create a multi-sensory retail ecosystem.
Unveiled at the Triennale Milano during Milan Design Week.
Unveiled at Milan Design Week spotlighting 15 aluminum candle holders.
We track the legacy of the Italian designer, and ask why his work continues to resonate.
Designed by Bofill Taller de Arquitectura, this coastal resort settles onto the mountain’s natural platforms to preserve the region’s ancient forests.
Where fruits and vegetables replaced horses in a theatrical public installation.
From suspended beds to viterified surfaces, the collection arrives as a singular, unified system of craft and technology.
Textured façade and carved balconies echo the Andes’ rugged geology.
The archival 1970 Pierre Paulin design provided an exclusive, modular backstage desert oasis for the pop star’s highly anticipated festival return.
Where functional objects become sculptural catalysts for imagination and dialogue.
The Hong Kong-based studio transforms bamboo scaffolding and milk tea waste into a playable installation for Milan Design Week.
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