Journal
Notes on the houses that matter — how they work, what they use, and why the objects last.
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nanimarquina
Hand-loomed, hand-knotted, hand-tufted
The three techniques behind a nanimarquina rug — and why the making is the meaning.
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nanimarquina
nanimarquina: the rug, taken seriously
How a Barcelona studio turned the rug into collectible design — with the Bouroullecs, Doshi Levien and the Chillida estate.
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FRAMA
Scent is a material
FRAMA's apothecary line treats fragrance like oak or brass — a building material for a room.
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FRAMA
FRAMA: rooms from a pharmacy
How a Copenhagen house working out of a 19th-century apothecary came to design whole atmospheres — furniture, light, ceramic and scent.
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Verpan
The case for colour at home
Panton, Pop, and the argument that a room is allowed to be happy.
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Gubi
The lamps that lit a century
Tynell, Grossman, Best, Bonderup & Thorup — GUBI's lighting collection is a short history of 20th-century light.
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Gubi
GUBI: where history meets right now
A Copenhagen house that treats the 20th century like a living archive.
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Gubi
Choosing your GUBI, by the metre
Velvet, bouclé, leather or outdoor canvas — how the cover changes a chair, and what to read on a fabric label.
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Gubi
How the F300 was brought back
Pierre Paulin's sculptural 1960s lounge chair, re-engineered with car-industry precision for the 21st century.
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Gubi
GUBI × Bonacina: rattan, woven by hand
How Tito Agnoli's 1964 P3 came back to life with Italy's leading rattan house — indoors, and for the first time, outdoors.
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Tiptoe
The flat-pack future
Tiptoe builds furniture designed to be taken apart.
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HKliving
Colour, and the courage to use it
On HKliving and Fest, and rooms that aren't afraid of joy.
