There is a legend surrounding the art of kintsugi, which begins at the end of the 15th century when a shogun named Ashikaga Yoshimasa wished to repair a broken porcelain vase. He resorted to reinterpreting the gluing of shards with molten metal, his inspiration being gold.
The design and look of a house are greatly influenced by the patterns and sizes of rugs placed in various rooms.
When it comes to the homes we live in, we always let our imaginations run wild, leading us to be full of creativity and add color to the strangest places.
Following an analysis of the relaxation phenomenon through swinging motion, scientifically proven to be beneficial for humans, and inspired by waterbeds, four-poster beds, and hammocks, inventor John Huff created the concept of a bed based on the idea of a suspended omni-pendulum.
On the Indonesian island of Bali, there is a town, Ubud, known as an important cultural and arts center for the island. It is also a magnet for tourists, with attractions including beautiful beaches, stunning views, and enchanting ceremonies in temples.
We're already in the midst of summer and vacations are fully planned. But that doesn't mean we can't start making plans for how and where we'll spend the winter holidays or what to visit next year.
Certainly a familiar element to all, the school desk has long been associated only with school and endless hours spent learning the alphabet, numbers, and then complicated operations, literature, etc. from our teachers.
A hotel in China has bypassed the employee hiring process because its entire staff is made up of robots. From receptionists to maids and porters, the Pengheng Space Capsules hotel in Shenzhen, China, has built its workforce instead of hiring it.
The Klipa concept is a blend of well-being with beautiful childhood memories and creativity.
The construction is a residence in Depok, Indonesia, designed by the Budi Pradono team and featuring a theme of coexistence between elements.
Across all areas of our existence, we return to our origins, to the basic elements. We encounter this trend in food, clothing, and why not also in home decorations.
