Style
Brutalist
Raw concrete, exposed structure, and unfinished surfaces. Material honesty pushed to extremes, celebrating weight and construction methods without softening.
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Martelaar
Machteld D'Hollander designs a garden house in Ghent with raw concrete walls, steel framing, and planting beds that grow through the structure.
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Machteld D'Hollander
28 Feb
LI-AN-LO Studio
Bodafors-based Swedish furniture studio run by Lina Rex, working exclusively with oversized and bark beetle-infested trees rejected by the sawmill industry.
Byungsub Kim
Seoul-based spatial designer working across furniture and objects, drawing from Korean traditional references and the contemporary urban environment.
Martelaar
Machteld D'Hollander designs a garden house in Ghent with raw concrete walls, steel framing, and planting beds that grow through the structure.
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Machteld D'Hollander
28 Feb
Tempo
Deceres translates Mayan, brutalist, and pre-Columbian forms into 3 handcrafted oak furniture pieces designed between Mexico City and California.
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Deceres
27 Jan
Neute Flagship
Studio EEUW Archiv designs Neute's Amsterdam flagship with raw plaster walls, steel fixtures, and exposed building systems. Retail space as unfinished architecture.
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Studio EEUW Archiv
1 Jan
Laisse Beton
Atelier d'Amis casts construction-grade concrete into domestic furniture forms. Tables, benches, and shelving made from standard building materials in Paris.
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Atelier d'Amis
23 Dec
Foam Bench
Fractall casts textured concrete bases from styrofoam molds and pairs them with smooth aluminum tube seating. Rough and refined surfaces meet in a single bench.
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Fractall
2 Dec
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