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SteamLine Luggage's Architect Collection offers stunning designer travel bags in three motifs: navy, burgundy, and cream. Retro in design, reminiscent of style moderne, this travel bag range opens to reveal an intricate hand designed Art Deco lining. A vintage look with modern amenities. Shop the bestselling Architect:
SteamLine Luggage's Architect Collection offers stunning designer travel bags in three motifs: navy, burgundy, and cream. Retro in design, reminiscent of style moderne, this travel bag range opens to reveal an intricate hand designed Art Deco lining. A vintage look with modern amenities. Shop the bestselling Architect:
Japanese company Karimoku has launched a sister brand, Karimoku Case Study, which will offer capsule collections of furniture designed by architects.
Image 5 of 6 from gallery of 'Six Architects' posters by Andrea Gallo. Alvar Aalto / © Andrea Gallo
Precious metals, cashmere and silk feature in a 150-piece lifestyle collection by Hong Kong architect André Fu, that will launch at Milan design week.
To France, the Country of Culture and ArtTadao AndoThese are tumultuous times in Europe. The recurring terrorist incidents and the UK’s...
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Our Lucy Montgomery for Basil Bangs patio umbrella is the perfect outdoor sun parasol for tough commercial environments and residential use. Featuring durable marine-grade components and a range of colours and sizes. Elevate your outdoor space. See more
Mug holds 11oz of your favorite hot or cold beverage. White exterior and interior. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Printed with permanent inks. C handle for an easy grip. Great for use at work, home, office, cubicle or dorm room. Works great for holding pens and pencils as well. At Neurons Not Included we offer unique gifts with humorous sayings that make great gifts. Our mugs make fun gifts for men or women, him or her, parents, children, mom and dad, your son or daughter, husband or wife, brother, sister, aunt, grandma, grandpa, grandmother, grandfather, or significant other!
Panter Hudspith Architects |
Next month, Bruun Rasmussen Auctioneers in Copenhagen will offer pieces from Jørn Utzon’s private collection
Bulky concrete school of art, design and architecture by Japanese architect Tadao Ando at the University of Monterrey in Mexico with a huge triangular void.
The Royal Barge is a clinker-built open rowing boat. The prow, stern and rail are carved and gilded with the royal coat of arms and Prince of Wales feathers among riotous sea-creatures, swags and Vitruvian scrolls. The State House, surmounted by a crown, is fitted with upholstered seating, carpet and painted ceiling. The barge is accompanied by 24 oars.The Royal barge was built in 1732 for Frederick, Prince of Wales by the shipwright John Hall to a design by the architect William Kent. The work was...
Lucy Mangan: Hooray for George I – and for our cheerful guide to Hanoverian history
ライオン株式会社の新社屋統合移転プロジェクト。 インターオフィスはブルックと一緒に特殊階の設計を担当ししました。 東京エリアに分散していた4つのオフィスを1拠点に集約し、社員が行きたくなるようなオフィスをテーマにプロジェクトがスタート。
