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Terri David is a news writer at Ink Plate Press, where she covers arts, automotive, travel, and fashion. She has been writing for almost 10 years. In her free time, Terri loves to travel—especially to remote locations in the southwest.

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Knoll opens New York flagship showroom on Park Avenue

American design brand Knoll has opened a new flagship showroom on New York’s Park Avenue, where metal mesh curtains serve as spatial dividers and backdrops for furniture vignettes. The space was designed as a collaboration between Knoll SVP of design Jonathan Olivares, architect Pernilla Ohrstedt, and material and colour expert Salem van der Swaagh. Curtains […]

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Nico Goebel creates translucent toilet cubicle with a view in Spain

German architect Nico Goebel has built The Goodviewloo, an outdoor shower and composting toilet overlooking a tree-covered valley in Cantabria, Spain. Nestled on a secluded slope within a 12,000 square-metre former livestock farm owned by Goebel, the toilet cubicle is situated near a barn that is currently being transformed into a residential building. The facility

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Eight soothing bedroom interiors that blend warm and cool tones

This lookbook spotlights eight tranquil bedroom interiors layered with unexpected yet balanced combinations of warm and cool tones. Achieving a visually comfortable room temperature can be a challenge. Using too many warm tones can be overpowering, while going heavy on icy hues can make a space feel sterile and uninviting. Mixing tones from opposite ends

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This week we reported that Neom has already cost "more than $50 billion"

This week on Dezeen, we reported that Saudi Arabia had already spent $50 billion “building the basic infrastructure” of the Neom mega project. Speaking at the World Economic Forum conference in Davos, the project’s deputy CEO Rayan Fayez gave an update of progress on the project, which includes the planned The Line city. “It’s important

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Módica Ledezma and JJRR Arquitectura create tiered concrete house on Mexican cliffside

Mexico City architecture studios Módica Ledezma and JJRR Arquitectura have teamed up to construct a stacked seaside residence called Iyari, giving it inverted concrete roofs in Nayarit, Mexico. The 564-square metre (6,070-square foot) house hangs on to the steep slope of the Punta Mita coastline, functioning as a three-tiered, habitable retaining structure, integrating living spaces

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Growing Up Murdoch

James Murdoch was seated at a conference table in a Manhattan law office in March 2024 when he realized he was witnessing the final dissolution of his family. Three months earlier, his father, Rupert, had told James and his sisters that he was rewriting the family trust to grant his elder son, Lachlan, full control

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Marina Abramović designs chair collection to "transcend utility"

Serbian artist Marina Abramović has collaborated with Mexican design studio La Metropolitana on the Elephant in the Room chair collection, which was presented in an exhibition and performance during Mexico City art week. Abramović worked with La Metropolitana on the limited series of wood-and-copper chairs titled Elephant in the Room, which was showcased in a

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Snøhetta creates cloud-like children's museum in El Paso

Architecture studio Snøhetta has created a cloud-like form that reflects the purpose of the La Nube children’s centre in El Paso, USA, while emphasising the transnational constituency of the Texas border city. Snøhetta followed multiple metaphors relating to clouds when designing La Nube STEAM Discovery Center in Downtown El Paso, less than two kilometres from

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Studio Nishita Kamdar Designs a Soul-Stirring Mumbai Residence

Popular culture might have you believe that bigger is better or that material extravagance somehow equates to luxury. But in a world littered with “McMansions,” some projects emerge as testaments to smarter homes and the soul-stirring elegance that emanates from interior enrichments, which encourage life at slower paces. Aria, the contempo-Art Deco dwelling designed by

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