University of Melbourne Student Pavilion is “like a big treehouse”
"The textural wood battens and screens soften the strong sculptural concrete frame and make the pavilion feel like a space for play."
"The textural wood battens and screens soften the strong sculptural concrete frame and make the pavilion feel like a space for play."
Having worked for some of the UK’s leading interior magazines, styled homes up and down the country and produced sets for TV shows, adverts and top brands, it’s safe to say Laurie has had a pretty exciting career.
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Canada's Futurestudio has designed the interiors for wellness space Othership's first location in New York City, employing a deep, earthy palette and atmospheric lighting to heighten the experience for guests.
Our 3-year-old had previously been sleeping on the Silentnight Healthy Growth Kids Toddler Mattress made from 100% recycled plastic bottles (no foam) which had a firm feel yet plenty of support in all the right places.
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Featured in the menagerie of creature-informed chairs are 15 different species of mammals, reptiles, birds and insects including whales, dogs, pandas, rabbits, foxes, otters, elephants, cats, bears, horses, chickens, snakes, dinosaurs and ladybirds.
But with this collection, Hendry was keen to explore larger and more complex structures that can function as furniture, including a coffee table, bench, coat rack, wall hook and lounger.
"She was just struck by the idea of taking these flowers and these delicate and natural elements and being able to increase the longevity and enjoy them for a long time," CJ Hendry studio director Dylon Harbottle told Dezeen.
"This tranquil space is dedicated to introspection, providing a sanctuary for individuals to rejuvenate their minds and break away from routine, thus emphasising the significance of mental and physical well-being, ultimately enhancing the quality of life and productivity of workers," Méndez said.
"The showcase's setting in Abney Park creates a sense of curiosity, connecting objects and materials with their natural surroundings in a way that we hope feels both new and familiar or unfamiliar," said Lely.
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