Design
14 years in the making, the South Korean destination maps Western philosophy and Korean modern history across a 25,000-plant meadow.
The Swedish designer traces the origins of his “dream collab” with Disney, from childhood Christmases to a visit to Disneyland Paris.
What began as a search for furniture for his Tokyo house became Oto no Kagu, a collaboration with Karimoku Furniture that reworks the design logic of his OJAS speakers as seating, shelving and acoustic screens.
Part furniture, part sculpture, the 12-inch stool stacks into a totem when it isn’t being used as a seat.
The designer’s candy-colored world takes over the Museum für Gestaltung in Zurich.
The limited-edition espresso machine collection features ducktail-inspired cup rails and historic motorsport liveries.
Two staggered volumes and a tilted disc give its the presence of a small architectural sculpture.
Every case is still built on Victorian-era machinery in Hertfordshire, then lined in university stripe oxford cloth.
Save this one for next year’s vacation plans.
The “OOPS” collection applies the Maison’s signature Bianchetto treatment to sculptural ceramics and collaborative tea blends.
The three-piece kit pairs translucent Ghostgrid mesh with ACG orange accents and weighs under a kilogram combined.
Benon founders Charlie Lindström and Lea Ryrstam are rethinking the rules of Scandinavian design, trading the minimalist showroom for something closer to an Italian grandmother’s home.
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