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Everything designer and on trend in this Hong Kong sea view high-rise apartment, from mismatched dining chairs to a Le Corbusier lamp - Vimarsana News

Everything designer and on trend in this Hong Kong sea view high-rise apartment, from mismatched dining chairs to a Le Corbusier lamp

From an Eames dining chair to a Le Corbusier lamp, nothing but the crėme de la crėme of high-end designer items were good enough for the Hong Kong high-rise home of two discerning creatives.

Source: scmp.com
Home tour: Stephanie Er designs a Singapore apartment inspired by mid-century modern houses in Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Home tour: Stephanie Er designs a Singapore apartment inspired by mid-century modern houses in Los Angeles

Timber, curves and sunshine—this American-style apartment in Singapore realised by interior designer Stephanie Er of Cream Pie Studio was inspired by the atmosphere of mid-century modern architecture in Southern California

Day One from 3 Days of Design - Vimarsana News

Day One from 3 Days of Design

The Dezeen team are reporting from 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen. Read on for all the coverage from the first day (Wednesday 7 June)

Source: dezeen.com
Nemo Lighting showcases lamps by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand - Vimarsana News

Nemo Lighting showcases lamps by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand

Italian brand Nemo Lighting recently unveiled a previously unseen lighting design by architect Le Corbusier and lamps by architect Charlotte Perriand.

Source: dezeen.com
Christian + Jade explores the Weight of Wood at 3 Days of Design - Vimarsana News

Christian + Jade explores the Weight of Wood at 3 Days of Design

Christian + Jade has created an exhibition in collaboration with Dinesen that explores the density of wood and history as a commodity.

Source: dezeen.com