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The "Brick by Brick" rug collection, a collaboration between Renesa and House of Knots, transforms the fundamental brick into abstract geometric rug designs. Inspired by Indian architectural elements like courtyards and stepwells, these hand-tufted rugs, made from wool and silk, bridge the gap between rigid architectural concepts and soft textile art, redefining the perception of architecture.
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Hulala Home introduces the Veritas desk, an innovative electric standing desk designed for the contemporary home office. This versatile furniture piece features a height-adjustable main surface combined with a 360-degree rotating side extension, allowing users to effortlessly switch between compact and expanded configurations. With memory presets for preferred heights and integrated cable management, the Veritas desk prioritizes adaptability and organization for diverse working styles.
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Marazzi's Mystone Silver Root tiles, featured on Dezeen Showroom, leverage advanced 3D Ink technology to replicate the intricate veining of natural stone with remarkable realism. Available in Grigio, Bianco, and Beige, these porcelain stoneware tiles offer diverse sizes and mosaic options, allowing for sophisticated interior designs where the flooring becomes a central aesthetic element. The collection aims to provide the luxurious look of quarried stone with enhanced durability and design flexibility.
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Istanbul recently hosted a special edition of the Global Design Forum, transforming historical and public spaces with unique art installations. Curated under the theme "Praise of Transience," these temporary exhibits, ranging from a red-hued ancient chamber to a plywood gateway inspired by Roman arenas, invited exploration of the city's rich history and contemporary design. The event brought together designers and architects to create thought-provoking works that engaged with concepts of space, time, and human perception.
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QuadroDesign's exhibit at Salone del Mobile, designed by Giacomo Moor, is set for a second life in Masala, Zambia, where it will be converted into a public bathroom and medical clinic. This innovative project addresses the unsustainability of temporary design fair structures by offering a modular, reusable solution, aiming to provide essential services to the local community, especially women working in the charcoal market.
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British design duo Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby have decided to close their London studio after 30 years. This significant news, featured in the latest Dezeen Agenda newsletter, marks the end of an era for the influential firm. The newsletter also highlights other key industry stories, including a legal case involving Foster + Partners and new product releases, providing a comprehensive overview of current design world events.
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Actor and director Julio Torres collaborates with furniture company Sabai to launch "All Other Passports," a collection inspired by the immigrant experience of moving to New York City. Featuring four distinct pieces, the collection evokes the journey from newcomer to host, blending personal narratives with functional design. Sabai's founder, Phantila Phataraprasit, also an immigrant, contributes to the collection's authentic narrative, showcased at New York's design week.
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The Dezeen Events Guide has launched its comprehensive digital guide for the 2026 edition of 3 Days of Design, scheduled to take place in Copenhagen from June 10 to 12. This guide provides an overview of exhibitions, installations, talks, launches, and parties, all centered around the theme 'Make This Moment Matter'. An interactive map is also available to help attendees navigate the various events spread across eight districts.
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