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Bluehaus designs ergonomic and inviting interiors for Credit Suisse’s new Riyadh office

Design Middleeast

. “Our vision for Credit Suisse’s Riyadh office was to create an atmosphere where natural colours and finishes provide a backdrop for thoughtful bursts of colour and texture. As one transitions to the cafeteria, vibrant reds interweave with culturally rich patterns, creating an inviting communal space that energises and inspires.

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EBBA references modernist architecture at WatchHouse coffee shop

Dezeen

Referencing the work of architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe , EBBA used grid patterns and clean lines to bring order to the interior, while sculptural objects help to partition the space. Warm and natural tones and textures offer a respite from the busy urban setting.

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The Shapes United founder on bringing adaptive clothing into the mainstream

Inside Retail

“The process of pattern-making is a little bit different to standardised clothing,” Weber told Inside Retail. You kind of need to untrain yourself from the standard way and really look at functionality, form and fit. She believes there’s strong opportunities for adaptive clothing to expand further in fashion retail.

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Forbo’s Modul’up range distills Edinburgh Gin brand identity

Retail Focus

Using a colourful, textured look to elevate the customer experience and entice shoppers into the store, Exhibeo VM specified Forbo Flooring Systems’ adhesive-free Modul’up range in the Coral Terrazzo colourway, to bring the vision to life.

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Ceramic Bodies is a 3D puzzle of mutually deforming vases.

Design Wanted

Hugo’s work focuses on the relationship between materiality, form and space. Ceramic Bodies is a collection of four vases that fit together to form a three-dimensional puzzle of mutually deforming vases, which seemingly lean on one another thanks to soft interlocking surfaces. Digital design generates unbelievable forms.

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Studio Verbaan’s Minimal Marquetry is like a giant wooden puzzle

Design Wanted

Here, the two combine in striking forms defined by their interlocking forms that create patterns and shapes in unexpected ways. Each design is handmade by Jordi Verbaan , where he starts with selecting carefully individual boards, matched for color, grain pattern and structural integrity.

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Heart Made: new label weaves Thai design into Australian fashion

Inside Retail

I had always been drawn to the art of fashion – the colours, textures, patterns, shapes and boundless space to push boundaries. It is an art form that I love and often inspires me heavily,” he stressed. The world of fashion, especially artisanal creations, became the fuel to my fire,” Khong told Inside Retail.

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