Stipfold’s jagged Christmas Tree challenges festive aesthetics

Stipfold deconstructed traditional geometries and played with materials and reflections to create a jagged Christmas Tree.
Jagged Christmas trees, unconventional dinner sets, out-of-the-box candles, 3D-printed pasta comets. Discover more architecture and design for the festive season and, of course, happy holidays!

Stipfold deconstructed traditional geometries and played with materials and reflections to create a jagged Christmas Tree.

From fluo Bohemian glassware to Ibizan underwood crafted in resin… The Tabula Rara exhibition in Milan reminds us that design truly comes alive when shared.

Brutalist candlesticks, magical LED flames, and flickering A4 paper sheets. Innovative candle design lights up the holiday season.

Italian brand Artisia digitally crafts handmade pasta for jaw-dropping finger food. Have a merry – and 3D-printed – Christmas gourmet party!

Archipanic’s design contributor, Antonella Galimberti, handpicked ten pop Christmas gifts design-lovers would love to find under the tree.

In the central hall of Tokyo Midtown shopping centre in the Roppongi district, Nendo has created a matte champagne gold kinetic Christmas tree.

Eleven ‘traditionally untraditional’ Christmas trees mesmerize the country house’s visitors in West Yorkshire, England. Long Live The Christmas Tree!

The ultimate paper tablet, concrete pens for concrete writing, a BauHaus-inspired alarm clock for some good analog time, and more. We selected eight design ideas for architects, writers, and poets.

Forget angels, lights, and garlands. Archipanic’s design contributor Antonella Galimberti selected irreverent Christmas decorations to add fun to the house or under the Christmas tree.

What an exceptional year! At Archipanic, we wish you Merry Christmas and happy holidays.

Korean ceramic designer Minji Jung has designed X-Mas Treet, an exquisite set composed of stackable porcelain pieces that allow to enjoy the intimacy of Christmas.

Drawing on the origins of the Christmas tree tradition, Sam Jacob Studio has completed THE ELECTRIC NEMETON, an urban installation playing with geometry, colour and light.

Sergio Sebastiàn has created a 24 metre high Christmas tree made of crystal and metal geometries towering over a blustling motorways in Madrid. The landmark installation juxtaposes the city’s moving flows of light with BauHaus and Expressionism.

They float in Rio and hang upside-down in Paris… Check our Pinterest board dedicated to eccentric and unconventional Christmas trees around the world.

As you walk in the lobby of the Sanderson London hotel, Yinka Ilori’s colourful Christmas tree glows, framed by modernist architecture and eclectic interiors.

We picked 7 Christmasy tableware designs tuning with different styles and attitudes of your most beloved lunch or dinner mates.

The first hype-free carbon negative vodka, a tequila supporting Mexican endangered communities and the Amalfi coast panorama, distilled into premium flavoured gin! We picked 7 design bottles combining conviviality with style!

From brutalist cheese platters to Memphis-style bottles and extravagant glassware pot-pourri. 10 convivial tableware designs to set on the table or wrap with a ribbon.

Lasvit’s handblown glassware and lighting elements create glowing patterns composing a contemporary Christmas Tree at The Upper House hotel in Hong Kong. The design will be auctioned off to raise money for charity.

Lee Broom reveals a cascading Christmas Tree of Glass for the Aqua panoramic restaurant at the 31st floor of The Shard supporting those affected by terrorism and the fire at Grenfell Tower.

Provider of flying aerial images Fly Guy Promotion has created a Flying Christmas Tree mounting a dual-sided foam cutout integrated on a drone ready to take off.

Sarthak and Sahil blend the festive spirit of an ancient Hindu festival with Christmas celebrations with Kalpataru wishing tree installation at Victoria & Albert Museum.

Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine completed LIVING ARCHITECTURE: the movie serie that develops a new way of looking at architecture starting from masterpieces by Koolhaas, Meier, Gehry’s, Piano and Herzog & de Meuron.