by Emilie Froment | Mar 11, 2021 | Fashion & Accessories, Home Decor, Industry Leaders, Lifestyle, Lighting, Posts, Walls, Floors & Windows
Created by renowned Japanese designer Ichiro Iwasaki for Vibia, the Flat collection features distinctive, disc-shaped diffusers that form horizontal planes of light. The flat metal plates reflect light off their surfaces, casting an enveloping, wrap-around glow...
by Emilie Froment | Mar 9, 2021 | Mobile, Posts, Travel
Impeccable ride comfort has always been a defining quality of Lexus’ flagship sedan, the LS. The model helped found the brand 30 years ago, and the benchmark set by the original LS has inspired the teams developing successive LS generations to always seek to...
by Emilie Froment | Mar 3, 2021 | Art & Galleries, Home Decor, Lifestyle, Posts, Walls, Floors & Windows
There being a substantial or subtle strangeness and ambiguity behind all that is beauty, really reveals more of it, doesn’t it? You might imagine someone of her creative calibre to take themselves super seriously. Thankfully, on the contrary, a curious and...
by Emilie Froment | Feb 25, 2021 | Furniture, Habitat Video Library, Home Decor, Industry Leaders, Posts
Relentless enthusiasm, imagination and dedicated passion turned into no less than four years of designing a sofa system. What does it take to turn a simple challenge into this pragmatic, transformable new Costume sofa system that protects our planet’s...
by Emilie Froment | Feb 23, 2021 | Bathrooms, Bedrooms, Design & Architecture, Featured (Slider), Furniture, Garden Design & Decor, Home Decor, Industry Leaders, Kitchens, Lighting, Posts, Travel, Walls, Floors & Windows
Woodside is a small town in San Mateo County, California on the San Francisco Peninsula. It’s home to many horses and is among the wealthiest communities in the United States. Turning off one of its busy roads, a pair of house hunters drove over a bridge...
by Emilie Froment | Feb 20, 2021 | Art & Galleries, Events, Home Decor, Lifestyle, Posts, Walls, Floors & Windows
His fascination with the regular, somewhat mundane objects sparked after he shot a photograph of some toothpicks in a jar where he was having dinner. Initially dismissing the image as totally trivial, an experimentation a couple years later developed how Soal...
