A piece from the <n>Characters</n> collection by <n>Sabina Blasiotti</n>, inspired by Japanese calligraphy.

<n>Residential Building</n> in Milan by architects <n>Asnago and Vender</n>, c. 1935.

<n>Saint Laurent</n> reissues <n>Charlotte Perriand</n>'s <n>Bibliothèque Rio de Janeiro</n> for <n>Milan Design Week 2025</n>.

The '<n>Hands on Design</n>' exhibition at <n>CID Grand Hornu</n>. Graphic design by <n>Ines Cox</n>. Photo by <n>Stef Rooy</n>.

<n>Lucia Moholy</n>'s 1925-26 photograph of the <n>Bauhaus Building, Dessau</n>, designed by <n>Walter Gropius</n>.

<n>Personal Teleportation Controller</n>, a <n>brutalist</n>-inspired product concept by designer <n>Kashish Bhumbri</n>.

The <n>Oblique</n> bookcase, designed by <n>Marcel Wanders</n> for <n>Moooi</n>.

The <n>Talbot-Wallis House</n> designed by <n>GARCÉS - DE SETA - BONET Arquitectes</n>.

The <n>Bremer Landesbank headquarters</n>, designed by <n>Caruso St John Architects</n>.

MR 3000 Dual Band Radio Device, a digital rendering by artist <n>Joshua Cotter</n>.

Interior detail of <n>PURO Hotel Kraków Kazimierz</n>, designed by <n>Paradowski Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Pion Fotografia</n>.

The <n>Bugok Friday House</n>, designed by <n>TRU Architects</n>.

The <n>Isokon chair</n>, designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1936.

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The <n>Bauhaus Eye Poster</n> by <n>Postery</n>.

<n>Artek</n>'s <n>Screen 100</n>, a foldable room divider made from birch.

The <n>Bacardi Office Building</n> in Mexico, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n> and <n>Félix Candela</n> (1957-1961).

The <n>Theo van Doesburg Studio House</n>, designed by <n>Theo van Doesburg</n> and <n>Cornelis van Eesteren</n>.

<n>REN Collection</n> room dividers by designer <n>Nathalie Van der Massen</n>. Photo by <n>Senne Van der Ven</n> and <n>Eefje De Coninck</n>.

<n>S 285 Desk</n>, <n>B 9 Nesting Tables</n>, and <n>S 64 V Armchair</n> designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> for <n>Thonet</n>.

<n>Casa Alférez</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n> home by <n>Ludwig Godefroy Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Rory Gardiner</n>.

<n>Bauhaus</n>-style <n>Wassily Chair</n> by <n>Marcel Breuer</n>, 1925.

International Job offers and awards by Agence Marc Praquin

<n>Trude Self</n> shelving unit designed by <n>Further Ther</n>.

Exhibition poster for <n>Josef Albers</n> at the <n>Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam</n> in 1961.

<n>Braun L2 Loudspeaker</n> (1958) by <n>Dieter Rams</n> and the <n>Heliradio VS1-32 Speaker</n> (1965).

<n>A Portfolio of Home Office Ideas</n> by <n>Benedikt Josef</n>, 1998.

The <n>KAU Gymnasium</n> in Uccle, Belgium, designed by <n>URA Yves Malysse Kiki Verbeeck</n>. Photo by <n>Filip Dujardin</n>.

A 1:10 <n>architectural model</n> of a <n>modular wood construction</n> with prefabricated facade elements.

<n>Screen</n> (2000), a sculpture by architect <n>Russell Buchanan</n>.

The interior of <n>Sushi Anaba Restaurant</n> in Copenhagen, designed in a <n>Japanese minimalist</n> style.

<n>TOISON</n>, a <n>minimalist</n> partition system designed by <n>Cindy Sacher</n> as a BA Diploma Project.

<n>Sushi Kakure</n> in Shanghai, designed by <n>Studio Kukannai</n>.