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Seven fittings and fixtures that make bathrooms scrub up well
Dezeen Showroom: from a disc-shaped heated towel rail to fixtures informed by Victorian-era tapware, the following bathroom products have been published on Dezeen Showroom.
Designers and manufacturers are harnessing new materials and technologies to enhance the productivity and aesthetics of bathrooms.
Metals and ceramics remain a popular choice for bathroom fittings and fixtures thanks to their easy-to-clean and heat conducting properties.
Brands are also prioritising water- and energy-efficient systems to lessen the environmental impact of their products when in use, beyond the effects of manufacturing processes.
Dezeen Showroom spotlights products, homeware and furniture designed and created by a spectrum of globally-recognised designers, companies and...
Flowers Entwine Porcelain Animals and Objects in Lizzie Gill’s Surreal Tablescapes
“To have something be uncanny, you must first introduce the familiar,” says Lizzie Gill. Likening her compositions to a dining table’s place settings, the artist paints elaborate still lifes that explore the matriarchal lineages and how objects passed down shift in meaning over time.
The vivid works feature flat backdrops met by boldly striped or floral linens and a menagerie of animals seized by fresh blooms. A marble and dust emulsion, which Gill layers on the acrylic-painted panel with a baker’s piping tool, adds a life-like texture to the petals. She also utilizes an image-transfer process to translate various pieces from...
Inaugural Design.Space event in Los Angeles features Jean Prouvé gas station
Design marketplace Basic.Space has launched the first edition of its Design.Space event in Los Angeles, featuring curated collectible design and a full-scale gas station created by French designer Jean Prouvé.
Open for one weekend only, Design.Space filled the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, a collection of colourful glass office buildings and event spaces designed by Argentinian-American architect Cesar Pelli.
Designers such as Max Lamb were featured in the inaugural Design.Space event in Los AngelesIt brought together sections of curated pieces by contemporary designers as well as thematic exhibitions exploring historic work.
These exhibitions included the iconic Sainte-Marie model gas station designed in...
A Years-Long Collaboration Sees a Traditional Tlingit Tribal House Return to Glacier Bay
People have lived in the area around modern-day Glacier Bay National Park, along Alaska’s rugged southern coastline, for at least around 3,000 years. Nearby, in Groundhog Bay, evidence of human habitation extends back a mindboggling 9,000-or-more years.
In the mid-18th century, advancing glaciers forced ancestral Huna Tlingit people to abandon their homes. While they could visit certain areas occasionally to hunt and fish, the evolving conditions and ice prevented them from living there. And when the area was designated a national monument in 1925, it seemed possible the displacement would be permanent.
“I never, ever thought that I would ever see the...
OJB designs park for BIG Freedom Plaza skyscraper development in Manhattan
US studio OJB Landscape Architecture has released updated designs for a five-acre park surrounding the prospective Freedom Plaza skyscraper complex designed by BIG in New York City.
Following the unveiling of designs for BIG's Freedom Plaza development last year, OJB Landscape Architecture (OJB) shared designs of public greenspace that will surround the project's four skyscrapers, as well as a central spiral-shaped museum that will be "dedicated to democracy".
OJB Landscape Architecture has released renderings of a park surrounding BIG's Freedom Plaza in New YorkThe development sits on a site just south of the United Nations headquarters in Manhattan's East Midtown neighborhood, spanning...
Westfriedhof Station by Ingo Maurer – A colorful cave of light
Ingo Maurer – Lighting concept for Westfriedhof Station, 2001, installation view, Munich, Germany, photo: Public Delivery
Think of a subway station and what comes to mind is a dark and busy place, likely dirty and filled with old metal and concrete. Fortunately, there are exceptions to this. One of them is the colorful and bright Westfriedhof Subway station in Munich, Germany, that departs from the common conception of subway stations and instead bathes the visitor with colorful beauty.
What sets Westfriedhof apart is its lighting concept, developed by renowned designer Ingo Maurer. Red, blue and yellow lights shine brightly from the station’s...
Flying Flea aims to bring sculptural design and soul to electric motorcycles
Promotion: motorcycle company Royal Enfield has put the focus on design and accessibility with its new electric brand, Flying Flea, hoping to attract a new demographic of riders, its creative team told Dezeen.
Flying Flea's first motorcycle, the C6, is lightweight and agile – just like the brand's namesake, the famous World War Two-era British military bike, which was dropped out of planes by parachute to help soldiers reach the frontline.
Its design references the iconic lines of the original Flying Flea, as the company aims to marry the benefits of electric technology with an appreciation for history and heritage.
The company hopes...Award Plaques for CMU’s STUDIO for Creative Inquiry
We recently created a set of sculptural award plaques for a new fund at The Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry at Carnegie Mellon University. The Moore Family Fund for underwriting creativity, knowledge, experimentation, research and yumminess will fund antidisciplinary undergraduate research (learn more here). Dan Moore (a senior technical artist at NVIDIA) commissioned us to design a unique set of perpetual award plaques that will hold the names of recipients over the next 75 years.
Rethinking the Award PlaqueTypical award plaques are simple rectangular slabs with a grid of metal nameplates, each engraved year after year. We wanted to break away from...