Isobel Napier Developing digitally designed, machine-made sculptures that echo traditional weaving, she transforms solid forms into transient structures, with the hanging works becoming almost soft and flowing.

Ruth Asawa studied painting in a Japanese-American internment camp during World War II and later became known for weaving complex, fluid, dreamy abstract sculptures.

No matter how tired life is, maintaining a romantic feeling and paying attention to the way of life are what Su's design wants to present.

Overlooking Maui’s southern shore with views to the ocean, mountain landscapes and other nearby islands, this home was designed to experience nature and support active lifestyles. 

Using natural fibers, and more recently synthetics, lanyards and metal casts, Mimi Jung weaves vivid gradients that ebb and flow between different levels of color and translucency.

Each corner narrates a story of simplicity, unity, and a deep connection with nature, creating an unparalleled retreat.

Inspired by metaphor, philosophy, and visual rhythm, Joel employs a keen balance of logic and emotion in his designs. He has a deep appreciation for natural materials and new technological advancements in creative processes.

The creation of design in space is to see heaven and earth between square inches, and the subtle place can touch the aesthetic and spirit of the residents.

Inspired by the concept of "earth," the Terra Project goes beyond earthy tones to embody the harmonious coexistence of tranquility and movement, chaos and order, emotions, and reason.

While the house features a minimalist style, it also reflects the homeowners’love for entertaining and cooking, making it an ideal space for children, extended family, and friends.

The Mercedes Vicente took her painting technique and sculpts it improvised shapes with spiral twisted ribbons of fabric that look like whims of Nature.

Home space design exploration must ensure both material stability, but also to ensure psychological retention.

Toots Zynsky has made a life’s work of studying and manipulating colored glass through the vehicle of her distinctive, undulating forms. Continually evolving, her work is a formal exploration in color and composition that has no end.

The architecture studio BU Arquitectura has opened a new space in the city center of San Sebastian, Spain.

Culture is for everyone, so intergenerationality has always been the main approach in this project.