Dezeen
A coffee factory and offices in Tbilisi, Georgia, has been built in a geometric concrete shell topped by a green roof by local studio Giorgi Khmaladze Architects. Read More
Designboom
In 2015, Barbie launched Barbie vlogger, an ongoing web-exclusive series where Barbie chats directly with her audiences about everything that’s going on in her life. Read More
Homegrown
We would be lying if we said the thought of getting to spend hours on end at home in our own comfort didn’t excite us at first. Read More
Stir World
Julius Wiedemann goes back in time to analyse the path that brought us into a time where almost everyone has access to the knowledge humankind has created so far. Read More
The Indian Express
John was recently conferred with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards for his pioneering work in teaching theatre to children and young adults Read More
Artnet News
The monument has its fair share of critics. Read More
The Drum
Consumer patience for poor customer service is evaporating with a third of Britons willing to ditch companies after just one poor experience, according to research conducted by analytics firm SAS. Read More
Animation Xpress
Vaibhav Studios has added more feathers to its cap! The animation studio, best known for Lamput, swept away most number of awards at the Promax India 2020 and one award at the Venice TV Awards for its funny, whacky and captivating idents for Nickelodeon. Read More
Mumbai Mirror
Over the years, several advertisements have sparked controversies in India, and this time, the brand which has irked the people is none other than popular jewelry label, Tanishq. Read More
Fast Company
A new study says that news outlets that twist the truth are thriving on Facebook. Is it time for the company to take far more serious measures? Read More
Dezeen
Swedish furniture retailer IKEA is introducing a new initiative in time for Black Friday that will see it buy back customers' unwanted IKEA products for up to 50 per cent of the original price. Read More
Designboom
In 2001, Japanese brand MUJI started to collaborate with Italian artist and designer Enzo Mari and in 2002 proposed 19 pieces of furniture (which unfortunately did not go into production), followed by workshops. Read More