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Curved white pleated wall inside the Pleats Please Issey Miyake pop-up at 10 Corso Como, Milan, with Azure Colors garments on a bowed rail over a blue floor
September 21, 2026

Pleats Please Issey Miyake’s First Milan Pop-Up Is a Sky You Walk On at 10 Corso Como

September 21, 2026

Luffu Link Hides a Family Safety Net in a Screenless Metal Band by Fitbit’s Founders

Luffu Link LTE health and safety band in brushed silver, worn on the wrist under a beige coat sleeve
September 21, 2026

In Nicosia, Kitchen Cabinets Turn into Display Shelves and a Bedroom Turns into a Wardrobe

Apartment No. 201 by Anastasiou Misseri, living room with green velvet modular sofa and amber glass coffee table in Nicosia
September 21, 2026

ISAD Students Bend Plywood into a Rarámuri Skirt to Shade a Crossing in Chihuahua

Paso Nara pavilion by ISAD in Plaza de Armas, Chihuahua, curved plywood volume beside the cathedral. Photo: Alexis Pereda Chánez
September 20, 2026

West Garden Florist: LUO Studio’s Mushroom-Shaped Café Follows the Gaps Between Trees

West Garden Florist by LUO studio: timber slat pavilion with planted roof and wide eaves in Haidian Park. Photo: Jin Weiqi, Zhu Yumeng

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  • Apartment No. 201 started as a fragmented three-bedroom layout in Nicosia, Cyprus. Cypriot studio Anastasiou Misseri gave up one bedroom entirely, folding it into a walk-in wardrobe for the primary suite and bringing the apartment down to 99.40 sqm (1,070 sq ft) of continuous space. A single run of joinery carries the kitchen cabinetry straight into the living room as display shelving, tying the rooms together in wood veneer, colored lacquer and marble. "We value craft and care in the process of building," the architects say. Anastasiou Misseri @anastasiou.misseri — Apartment No. 201 — Nicosia, Cyprus Photography: Willem Pab @willempab urdesignmag.com — link in bio #ApartmentNo201 #NicosiaArchitecture #CypriotDesign #InteriorJoinery #ResidentialRenovation
  • An 84-square-meter café and flower shop in Beijing's Haidian Park is built from thin, standard timber slats — chosen because the park's footpaths couldn't carry the machinery a heavier structure would need. The irregular footprint follows the gaps between existing trees rather than clearing them, and the bundled columns bend outward to carry a wide, woven canopy that reads, without ever aiming to, like a mushroom rising out of the grove. Circular skylights set into the canopy let daylight fall in patches, custom shelves sized to the columns' threaded rods display the flowers, and a planted roof in cold-hardy species keeps its color through the winter months when the rest of the park has gone dormant. LUO studio @luostudio — West Garden Florist — Haidian Park, Beijing Photography: Jin Weiqi, Zhu Yumeng urdesignmag.com — link in bio #LUOstudio #WestGardenFlorist #HaidianPark #TimberArchitecture #BeijingDesign
  • Bar Blondie's 200-bin wine list runs on four imagined creative figures rather than grape or region: The Director, built around Sergio Leone's cinema; The Architect, after Ray Eames; The Writer, after Joan Didion; and The Actor, reserved for emerging low-intervention producers. Nottingham-based Macaulay Sinclair designed the interior of these converted early 20th-century horse stables as a mid-century artist's living room, mixing bespoke joinery with found pieces and art curated with The Art Office's Ryan Stanier. In the kitchen, head chef Alastair Walling's southern French training meets executive chef Alexander Busca's Italian heritage. architects: Macaulay Sinclair @macaulaysinclair — Bar Blondie @bar.blondie — Queen's Park, London photography: Lucy Richards @lucyrichardsphotography urdesignmag.com — link in bio #winebar #interiordesign #london #hospitalitydesign #midcenturymodern
  • No load-bearing walls on the two main floors of Chalet Moraine, a 2025 lake house in Quebec's Laurentians. Contractor Gestion Séquence named their absence among the project's hardest challenges, saying the streamlined result took extensive calculation. Montreal-based Appareil Architecture set the interior's service rooms free of the structure entirely, as freestanding volumes modeled on the glacial erratic boulders scattered through the surrounding forest. From the water, the house still reads as a plain rectangle under a gabled roof, the simplest form of French-Canadian vernacular architecture. Appareil Architecture @appareilarchitecture — Chalet Moraine — Laurentians, Quebec Photography: Félix Michaud @michaudfelix_photo urdesignmag.com — link in bio #architecture #laurentians #quebec #lakehouse #contemporaryarchitecture
  • The ouroboros is a serpent devouring its own tail, a closed circle. Plastique Fantastique opened it. Commissioned by Bvlgari @bvlgari for its Serpenti Infinito series, auruBOROS rises from The Standard Hotel and uncoils along New York's High Line: 30 meters (98 feet) of golden mirrored TPU, inflated by ventilators. The title fuses aurum, Latin for gold, with ouroboros. The gold is only a reflective skin. It returns fragments of brick, sky and the strangers standing next to you, and once the air stops, the serpent is gone. On view through September 20. Plastique Fantastique @plastique.fantastique — auruBOROS — The High Line, New York Photography: Marco Canevacci, Lavínia Diniz Freitas, Swan Park urdesignmag.com — link in bio #PlastiqueFantastique #auruBOROS #SerpentiInfinito #HighLineNYC #PneumaticArchitecture
  • The rear light blades on the AMB 002 Roadster are the same type fitted to the Vulcan, Valkyrie and Valhalla hypercars. Aston Martin's side strake pierces the fairing to frame the headlamp, and the twin oval exhausts carry ribbed heat sinks that echo the Vanquish, DB12 S and DBX S. Underneath, the 1,083cc V-twin is designed, machined and assembled in-house at Brough Superior's headquarters in Toulouse, more than a century after George Brough founded the marque in Nottingham in 1919. Only 300 will be built. Aston Martin and Brough Superior @astonmartin @broughsuperiormotorcycles — AMB 002 Roadster — Toulouse, France Photography: Aston Martin urdesignmag.com — link in bio #AMB002 #AstonMartin #BroughSuperior #MotorcycleDesign #TitaniumFrame

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