Choucair's sculptures had been gathering dust in her apartment in Beirut for many decades before they were finally displayed in an exhibition at Tate Modern in 2013......
A photo diary of Marseille by Tom Lewis our Brand Manager on his recent trip to the French City.
There is a long tradition of using architectural models and prototypes in the design process and often they influence a project far beyond their use as a design tool to become objects that exist in their own right and sometimes even outlive the buildings they were inspiring.
For the next instalment of our women’s series, we thought it was only right we focus on our Founder and Creative Director.
A couple of weeks back writer Chi San Wan and Photographer Jess McCormick made their way to Nick’s Hackney apartment to find out more about what surrounds, inspires and excites the Studio Nicholson chief.
Here is what they found out…..
Working with the entire footprint of a site, designing external and internal spaces as active primary rooms - even if filled with trees - perhaps reflects a broader cultural shift in our perception of nature......
Despite her ground-breaking modern furniture and architecture, she spent most of her career on the margins of the design world. Now regarded as one of the most.......
Born in Switzerland in 1919, Mira Schendel moved to Brazil in the mid twentieth century and became one of the country’s most important and prolific artists. Her work spans between the mediums of painting, drawing, sculpture and installation.......
This sequence of images relates to one house, which is ultimately the subject of these pictures. The photographs, taken at different moments of the project’s life, depict mostly materials, textures and details.....
Positioned by the bay window, amongst the oversized Yucca plants and a neat stack of Mies van der books, was his Marcel Breuer chair. With each of us struggling to survive on a fortnightly Giro, we often found ourselves . . . .