Twill Weave collection by an industrial designer Jonathan Olivares for Kvadrat is inspired by the minerals. It started as a... Read
Rich in cultural heritage, with a welcoming local population and great gastronomy, the region is also known for its wine... Read
Vector Architects, a Beijing-based studio, has transformed a 1960s sugar factory into a luxurious hotel in China’s beautiful Yangshuo county.... Read
Just in time for NYCxDESIGN, one of Trendland’s favorite British designer, Tom Dixon just opened its new home in New... Read
There are neighborhoods that are iconic in certain cities: Bowery in NYC, Montmartre in Paris and Santa Teresa in Rio.... Read
Morocco is a country I always wished to visit and when I did, it revealed itself as an amazing destination.... Read
Rio de Janeiro is by far one of the most charismatic, exciting and memorable cities in the world. Maybe it’s... Read
Japan is a country that is surprising, intriguing and that by nature is inventive and curious – my favorite country... Read
Imagine a luxurious real estate in Manhattan’s Meatpacking district, occupied by a mysterious resident with a unique range of preferences... Read
‘Truly Nordic’ is a comprehensive book on Scandinavian design and craftsmanship. Focusing on qualities such as minimalism, functionality and efficiency,... Read
Slash Objects is an investigation of material and form by Slash Projects – a Brooklyn-based design firm. Working with simple,... Read
“Bunaco” was developed by favorite Japanese designer Nendo, to make effective use of the abundance of beech trees that grow... Read
Dutch design duo Oskar Peet and Sophie Mensen from the Eindhoven design studio Os & Oos has created a range... Read
A 1946 garage gets transformed into a restaurant and cafe. Architect Andres Jaque has used to space to create an... Read
