Fluted glass is a translucent glass characterised by a surface with linear ribs, usually vertical, that distort the view through the pane and diffuse light. In interiors, it is particularly useful when the aim is to separate spaces without completely closing them off visually: doors between kitchens and living rooms, glass partitions, furniture, walk-in wardrobes …
Circadian lighting treats light as a variable that changes over time: during the day, sufficient exposure is needed, while as night approaches it becomes important to reduce the amount of light reaching the eyes. Designing it correctly is not simply a matter of programming lamps at 2700 K in the evening and 6000 K in …
Tadelakt is a traditional Moroccan lime-based finish, particularly associated with the Marrakech region and historically used in hammams, bathrooms, cisterns and architecture requiring continuous surfaces capable of resisting water. Its identity does not depend on a generic “trowelled effect”: it comes from the combination of a specific lime, manual application, compaction and polishing with a …
Mid-Century Modern style today refers to a range of design languages developed around the middle of the twentieth century, with particular strength in post-war American design: clean forms, furniture raised from the floor, experimentation with moulded plywood, plastic, metal and glass, and a freer relationship between furniture and space. But reducing it to a formula …
