Tom Ballhatchet designed a television packaging that becomes a playful TV stand once you get home.
Tom Ballhatchet designed a television packaging that becomes a playful TV stand once you get home.
The Push Button House by Adam Kalkin is a shipping container until you push a button that turns the container into a house.
Letterman by Radius Design is a worldwide bestseller mailbox with an extremely practical porthole and excellent finish. The mailbox is available either in stainless steel or powder-coated steel.
For the 40th Montreux Jazz Festival, Nestlé had the opportunity to have a bar on the lake side serving food and beverages. Fulguro designed a platform that would go from the edge of the lake onto the lake itself.
TXB Design showed their last creations during the Habitat Valencia Forward 2007: Give it to me, a little piece of furniture for your hallway, and Petrak, a bench and a stool in one.
Steven Holl Architects has completed renovation of the interiors of an 1890 building for the Department of Philosophy in the Faculty of Arts & Science at New York University.
The Loco Chair, designed by MWD Studio, is a simple chair made of three details for both indoors and outdoors use.
Kid’s Republic is a colorful kids bookstore in Beijing, designed by SKSK Architects to create and cultivate the curiosity of children.
Today, Wallpaper* is launching an online directory of the world’s best new stores, from unique niche emporia to the latest wonders from the global fashion houses.
Camouflage by Iikka Airas and Markus Wikas, was originally designed to cover construction site fences and scaffoldings with artificial foliage, to make these environments aesthetically more pleasant.