The earliest known mirror is estimated to be around 8000 years old, and can be traced to Anatolia, modern day Turkey. This example of one of the first mirrors humans have crafted, was made from obsidian, a volcanic glass that gave it an appearance very different from the one we are familiar with in modern-day …
Each generation since our early ancestors, has added a new feature to the space we call home; from heat to sustainable energy sources, each of these additions have led modern households to the design standards we currently hold. Across various societies, the set of overarching desires revolve around technological integration, sustainability, and a holistic approach …
A bedroom is more than a mere place of repose encapsulated within four walls; it is also a sanctuary that nurtures our dreams, rejuvenates our spirits, and holds the key to our overall well being. Within its walls, the magic of a fruitful rest unfolds, revealing the power of design to dissipate our stress and …
Those who follow the rhythm of their own beat are more in tune with the amalgam of symphonies that make up their surroundings. Likewise, interiors that are aware of the sensory experiences that shape our understanding of the world, are also more creative and humane through their artistic sensibility. In fact, when viewed through a …
Imagine taking a close look at two of your senses and discovering how they interact with each other to create unique sensations that leave a lasting impact. This is what we are doing today by zooming into the use of light and texture in interior design specifically, leading to the creation of holistic and detailed …
Architecture and interior design are two sides of the same coin or in this case, space. We cannot focus solely on one aspect while overlooking the way both influence each other and combine to form a cohesive dialogue. Moreover, the creation of harmonious interiors that merge seamlessly with architecture contributes to an aesthetic and functional …
The bridge between tradition and contemporary new ways of thinking, has become a familiar ground of innovative designers and design lovers alike. This tendency of taking inspiration from a long-standing aesthetic approach and adjusting it to modern lifestyles is especially visible in Japanese modernism. Characterized by its emphasis on simplicity, minimalism, and the appreciation for …
For those hoping to create an impressionable legacy through the spaces we inhabit, the answer can lie closer to one’s roots than we imagine. After all, what is better than culture to teach us about the beauty of heritage? Today especially, thanks to globalization and the multicultural societies we live in, inspiration can come from …