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This ultra-cool LA boutique is devoted to Asian-founded brands and design (opens the original)
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Multi-brand fashion boutique Lang has set up shop in Los Angeles’ new format Row DTLA complex. Founded by Kayla Wong, the mission-driven retail platform showcases gender-neutral apparel from Asian-founded brands and independent talents. Local architect Paul Chan brought down the scale of the raw, post-industrial space by creating a series of theatrical vignettes staged with custom furnishings and finishes that contrast, fuse – and ultimately transcend – references to Asian and North American cul
Step inside a breezy Texas ranch house designed by Lake Flato in 1985 (opens the original)
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It’s rare that a designer gets to revisit their first major commission. For the influential Texan architect Ted Flato, the design of La Barroneña ranch house in 1985 was a first opportunity to materialise his site-specific, regionalist and sustainable approach to modern design, a working philosophy that would come to define Lake Flato, the prolific San Antonio-based firm he would go on to co-found. When La Barroneña’s second-generation owners set out to make necessary improvements to the retreat
America's best architecture firms aren't where you'd think (opens the original)
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According to a 2024 report from the American Institute of Architects (AIA), almost a quarter of all US architecture firms are concentrated in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. And while that number represents a minority of practices, there’s no denying that work coming out of those offices – ‘spiraling museums’ and ‘dizzying opera houses,’ per former AIA CEO Robert Ivy – tends to hog most of the limelight. A recent book encourages architecture fans to look beyond these predictable centres of gr
This ethereal new lighting collection was inspired by sea creatures (opens the original)
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For Federico Stefanovich, mimicking nature literally in design misses the point: there’s much more to gain from this vital source of inspiration than just surface level floral patterns or leaf motifs. The Mexican talent – a 2025 Wallpaper* Ascending Star – goes deeper and finds clever ways to evoke the anatomical structures intrinsic to plant and animal life. Presented by Mexico City’s Ago Projects gallery, Stefanovich's latest collection, Salina, stems from close observations of aquatic organis
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