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The Total Office, a provider of high end, office furniture, is moving its entire brand portfolio to solely house environmentally sustainable products.

Ministry of Design Merges Banking and Biophilia at a Citibank Wealth-Management Center in Singapore June 9, 2021 By Rebecca Dalzell Money plants, parlor palms, and bird’s nest ferns are among the tropical species filling the conservatory at Citi Wealth Hub, a wealth-management center in Singapore by Ministry of Design. Photography by KHOOGJ. The founder and director of Ministry of Design, Colin Seah, admits that his firm was not an obvious choice to design a high-end bank. “We’re a bit of a black sheep,” he says. “It’s our natural impulse to be slightly rebellious and question con...

Nuez Lounge BIO by Patricia Urquiola for Andreu World The Nuez Lounge BIO is made of a thermopolymer generated by living organisms and without fossil fuels. The material is not only recyclable but biodegradable and compostable. The Nuez Lounge BIO is designed with sustainability in mind The thermopolymer is used to make the Nuez Lounge BIO's high-backed, enveloping shell, which has a warm, modern character and a shape similar to folded paper. Lounge BIO echoes the forms in Urquiola's wider family of Nuez products for Andreu World. It includes a chair, armchair, table and stool. It is the late...

Gold Key – Guestroom Upper Midscale The Highlights: The property pays homage to the city’s history of craft, incorporating nods to the shapes and materials of its location. Quintessential Portland motifs are on display in subtle and exaggerated ways, including plaid patterns and a semi-hidden copper medallion in guestrooms that reads either “Boston, OR” or “Portland, OR,” referencing the penny flip that gave the city its name. Guestrooms are defined by subtle curves, wood and metal, spherical light fixtures, and strategic color placement supporting the feeling of sitting safely on...

Valencia studio MUT Design has designed five modular pavilions clad in scales made from leftover wood for a travelling exhibition in Spain. The pavilions will showcase work by 50 designers in five different sections to celebrate Valencia's title of World Design Capital for 2022. Each section – design and art, the circular economy, industry and craftsmanship, technology and the transformative economy – is housed within its own mini pavilion formed from two semi-cylinders. Top image: the exhibition is broken down into five mini-pavilions. Above: each is formed from two semi-cylinders These ...