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Nishiawakura: The Japanese village reborn through its forest

Nishiawakura: The Japanese village reborn through its forest

Nishiawakura: The Japanese village reborn through its forest

Román Hernández

Jul 29, 20252 min read

Vinterior and the rise of vintage-as-a-service: Reclaiming the past for a sustainable future

Vinterior and the rise of vintage-as-a-service: Reclaiming the past for a sustainable future

Vinterior and the rise of vintage-as-a-service: Reclaiming the past for a sustainable future

Sibela Hyseni

Jul 22, 20255 min read

Italian traditional homes

Italian traditional homes

What the EU Green Homes Directive means for Italy

From the Desk of TGS

Jul 14, 20255 min read

Mycelium architecture

Mycelium architecture

From soil to soil: Mycelium’s journey in architecture

Kaan Servi

Jul 1, 20253 min read

Rethinking ownership: How Molteni&C and Deesup are bringing circularity to luxury furniture

Rethinking ownership: How Molteni&C and Deesup are bringing circularity to luxury furniture

Rethinking ownership: How Molteni&C and Deesup are bringing circularity to luxury furniture

Furniture Design

From the Desk of TGS

Jun 26, 20252 min read

Tiny home Slube hotel

Tiny home Slube hotel

Downsize to thrive: The appeal of tiny homes in a crowded world

Román Hernández

Jun 20, 20253 min read

ESG and design firms in Europe: Navigating client expectations amid regulatory demands

ESG and design firms in Europe: Navigating client expectations amid regulatory demands

ESG and design firms in Europe: Navigating client expectations amid regulatory demands

Christiane Voigtländer

Jun 11, 20253 min read

Japanese home for low-impact building inspiration

Japanese home for low-impact building inspiration

Lessons from the past, solutions for the future: Designing low-impact buildings

Melanie Quesada

Jun 5, 20253 min read

Stacked Componibili Bio modular storage units by Kartell, made from sustainable bioplastic in soft natural tones (yellow, green, pink). Iconic cylindrical design reimagined with eco-friendly materials, reflecting Italian design heritage and environmental responsibility.

Stacked Componibili Bio modular storage units by Kartell, made from sustainable bioplastic in soft natural tones (yellow, green, pink). Iconic cylindrical design reimagined with eco-friendly materials, reflecting Italian design heritage and environmental responsibility.

Kartell Loves the Planet: How an Italian design icon embraces sustainability with the new Componibili Bio

From the Desk of TGS

Jun 3, 20252 min read

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