Amy Frearson is a Contributor at ELLE Decoration. She specializes in architecture and planning, design, and the travel industry, often exploring themes related to AI, holidays, and business leaders. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Financial Times, Yahoo Sports UK, and Dezeen.
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Design studio Atelier NL is finding new uses for some of the four million cubic metres of clay being unearthed by the widening of the Maas river in the Netherlands
Dutch Invertuals challenged 14 designers to rework one of its chairs. The results include tree branches, copper fossils and LCD-style graphics.
Eindhoven studio Dutch Invertuals challenged 14 designers to rework one of its chairs for its Specimen exhibition, with the results including tree branches, copper fossils and LCD-style graphics. Kiki van Eijk, Joost van Bleiswijk, Daphna Laurens and Earnest Studio are among those that have put their own spin on the armchair originally designed by Dutch […]
Renovations and adaptive reuse continue to be key trends in contemporary architecture.
By: Amy Frearson
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The colours and style of the 1970s influenced this renovation of a compact Paris apartment, designed by New York-based The House Special Studio.
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Crisscrossing bamboo poles combine with woven raffia mats to form this pavilion built by architecture studio HTL Africa in Lagos, Nigeria
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