Located in Guozijian Street, a historic district in Beijing, the furniture brand Lost and Found commissioned a store renovation developed by B.L.U.E. Architecture Studio.

This collection of jewellery by Lithuanian designer Marija Puipaité is sculpted to perfectly fit the curves and contours of the body.

A visually stunning new video titled “Original is never finished” celebrating street culture, authenticity and going after one’s dreams was released by adidas on 18 January for its adidas Original series.

Located in Wadi Abu Jamil at the Beirut central district, the project is an interior refurbishment of a two-floor penthouse completed by Lebanese design studio Platau for a family of four.

Italian luxury brand Valextra unveiled the latest chapter in its ongoing series of aesthetic reinventions, with a new pop-up store design by American duo Alex Mustonen and Daniel Arsham of Snarkitecture.

‘The Bank’ was the first project Wonderwall/Masamichi Katayama worked on after its founding in 2000, and sixteen years later it has now been reopened.

Discretely built in the Xuhui area of Shanghai, the tea house in Li Garden is completed by Chinese practice Atelier Deshaus.

Originally a holiday home from the 1950s, the house was rebuilt starting in 2015, preserving the original floor slab and terrace over the water as a foundation to pare down to 90 square meters of essentials: light, air, and tranquility.

Great Japan carbon fiber motorcycle concept: Dubbed the ‘Samurai’, this futuristic concept depicts what the future of motorcycles might hold.

US firm Montalba Architects looked to California's modernist heritage to design this boutique set up by celebrity twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.

For Soesthetic Group‘s office hub, working places are presented as two big white island tables.

Volkswagen has revealed a futuristic-looking, driverless version of its iconic VW Microbus – the vehicle most often associated with the 1960s hippie movement.

Newly installed in the storefront of an 1889 historic-landmarked building, along a quiet stretch of cobblestone streets in the Old Town Chinatown district of Portland, Oregon, you will find Serra, the most sophisticated cannabis dispensary in the city, if not the country.

Making small spaces more useful for your laptop, files, books, and everyday work necessities – the Pill cabinet is the “treatment against clutter and messy environments.”

Italian designer Vincenzo De Cotiis is much sought-after for his unique approach to design.

Exploring the field of robotics, Ron Culver and Joseph Sarafian from Form Found Design have developed a self-supporting façade shading system that removes the geometric repetition of traditional concrete casting.

This recently restored modern farmstead was the last home and Studio of “Romantic Modernist” Architect Norman Jaffe.

 He’s a favourite of rappers and the man who invented ‘grunge-luxe’, but California-born, Paris-based Rick Owens is less well known for his connections to brutalist architecture, minimalist furniture design and modernist painting.