V+ Lounge by LYCS architecture features rippling surfaces and lake-like interiors

Studio Waffles and LYCS Architecture design V+Lounge in Hangzhou taking inspiration by the poetic atmosphere above and below the water surface of West Lake.

Studio Waffles and LYCS Architecture design V+Lounge in Hangzhou taking inspiration by the poetic atmosphere above and below the water surface of West Lake.

Step aboard a unique floating home in Amsterdam that was created by transforming a concrete warship into a cosy alcove.

Aurora exhibition at Stockholm Furniture Fair offers the chance to dig into the unique features of each Nordic country. We picked Iceland. Here extreme conditions became the cradle for a distinct creative approach: sulphure designs, flat-packed paper lamps and even furniture made of whale bones and shark teeth.

South African designers Porky Hefer created hanging seatings inspired by marine creatures. The series supports local makers with an environmental message.

Alejandro Plasencia designed REMORA, an anti ghost-net system that could reduce the deadly volume of ocean floating plastic waste to encourage a more sustinable fishing industry.

+ POOL’s Float Lab has designed +POOL , the world’s first water-filtering floating pool the Hudson river in New York City.

The Manta Underwater Room is the breath-taking floating project in the Indian Ocean that literally immerse guests in a responsible touristic experience with the lively murmur of the reef.

Aki Inomata played with the “identity transfer” concept creating fascinating shells for hermits crabs that reproduce the architecture of various countries

The Whale Bone project: ECAL student flies to Reykjavik combine “primitive” and contemporary design in Iceland.