Apartment 108

by Rodolphe Parente

Amazing collection of contemporary design objects, on an eclectic and bright set up that almost look unconnected... but the thing is that each go them have an song character on its own and its what makes them work together. This will be my ideal one bedroom flat. Investing on good design it is going to be my thing!

All You Need is an Overcoat

photography by Bruce Weber

Steirereck restaurant

by PPAG architects

Why not designing a restaurant with desirable tables everywhere!

Jason Martin

Recently I have seen Jason Martin both on this year London Art Fair and the recent past edition of Frieze London... and I think it is a worth investing piece of work.

Potafiori Milan

Amazing interior by Storage Associatti architects from Milan. Strong conceptual space of bar and restaurant, where a complex simplicity of materials superposed in different layers create a rich interior that is worth to study.

Architecture Porn

served by the new Pritzker Architecture Price 2016: Alejandro Aravena

Innovation Center UC

Above all the sense of space of this building is impressive. It is the roughness of its materiality and the maximum expression of a conceptual building, which it is taking on its complete honesty of a strong design.

Intersected Images by Davide Trabucco

Fun and interesting exercise from a student of architecture at the University of Bologna featured at designboom.

http://www.davidetrabucco.it/

Ethan Hon

I am impressed by the work of Ethan Hon, graduated from Parsons School of Design and selected by Wallpaper Magazine as one of the up coming designers to look at. His graduation collection already looks like ready to wear, but at the same time it is a bold statement of contemporary fashion. 

http://www.ethanhon.com

Smash Series by Will Yates-Johnson

http://www.whyj.uk/projects

I have followed Will Yates-Johnson work for a while as he is part of Philippe Malouin team. Very interesting to see he influence of Max Lambs marmoreal in design. How contemporary is to show processes and how materials are made. It is not the DIY era anymore, it is the SHIM ("Show How Its Made") era.