Paris has popularised 'carnivalcore'. We can't get enough - The Spaces
The vivid, festive, circus-inspired style has taken over hotel interiors
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Lofoten Island is the setting for this 1950 farmhouse - The Spaces
Two Americans rehabilitated the property in Norway's Arctic
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The 3D-Printed Vases That Actually Look Hand-Woven - Yanko Design
I don't need a lot of vases in my house since I rarely get flowers or other decorations that would need a vessel like that. And even if I needed one, I don't find the vases available at my local department store all that interesting or worth buying, especially if I won't be using it
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Phone Screens Are Too Busy for Notes, Verso Handles Them on the Back - Yanko Design
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkpMK_x3R7w Phone screens have quietly become the default display for everything, including thoughts that never needed an app in the first place. The Flowtica Verso pushes back on that habit by giving your phone a second face, a card-sized panel with its own always-on e-paper screen. Snap it onto the back of a handset, and
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Alarm Clocks Buzz and Glow, Kodo Holds a Plant and Greets the Dawn - Yanko Design
Waking up shouldn't require staring at another glowing rectangle before your eyes even adjust to the room. Kodo, a conceptual smart alarm clock, rejects the buzzing plastic box entirely and takes the shape of a ceramic vessel instead, complete with a slender spout that holds an actual sprig of greenery. It looks like something a
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Retroid Pocket Duo makes dual-screen gaming feel fresh again with its modern clamshell design - Yanko Design
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l4WZYU9Cg8 There is something immediately satisfying about a handheld that refuses to make two screens behave like one. Retroid’s new Pocket Duo takes that idea and builds it into a modern clamshell, giving Nintendo DS and 3DS-style gaming a form factor that feels considerably more natural than squeezing both displays onto a single screen. The
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MB&F’s Alien-Inspired Desk Clock Ships as 222 Loose Parts You Assemble Yourself Over 10 Hours - Yanko Design
There is a term in behavioral economics called the IKEA effect, which says we value things more when we build them ourselves. It explains why you defend that wobbly BILLY bookcase like it's family. MB&F and French clockmaker Maison Alcée have taken that idea, put it in a suit, and charged CHF 12,000 for it.
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5 Steel Furniture Designs That Look Nothing Like Steel Furniture - Yanko Design
For years, steel furniture carried a predictable identity, purely functional and unapologetically utilitarian. It belonged to offices, factories, and workshops, valued more for endurance than aesthetics. That perception has quietly transformed. Steel now commands attention in refined living spaces, boutique hotels, and architect-designed homes. Designers are reshaping steel’s image, balancing raw structural honesty with elegance,
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Safe spaces: six houses for sale in guarded communities - The Spaces
Demand is high for homes on private roads with controlled access
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Ten acres of forest surround this Hudson Valley bungalow - The Spaces
It's perfectly located for the new Soho Farmhouse
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