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07/08/2025

Tan cierto…

06/04/2025

One of our most admired architects…

The Brion Tomb, designed by Carlo Scarpa between 1968 and 1979, stands in San Vito d’Altivole, Treviso, Italy, as a commemorative monument for the Brion family. This 2,200 m² masterpiece, commissioned by Onorina Brion, blends Venetian and Japanese influences. Key features include distinct entrances, a meditation pavilion, and a chapel nearly submerged in water. The twin sarcophagi of Giuseppe and Onorina Brion symbolize their enduring bond. Scarpa’s use of concrete, mosaic, and bronze showcases his architectural brilliance. The site, conserved in 2021, was donated to the Italian Environmental Fund in 2022.

06/03/2025

800 years… you read correctly…

Over 800 years old, the ancient reservoir known as Pimburattewa Tank in Sri Lanka was constructed during the 12th century by King Parakramabahu I.

As part of an extensive irrigation network, it exemplifies the advanced hydraulic engineering of ancient Sri Lankan civilization, designed to support agriculture and manage water resources efficiently.

06/02/2025

1958…

When first displayed in a New York shop window in 1958, Verner Panton's futuristic Cone Chair caused such a stir that it led to traffic chaos. Drivers abruptly stopped to catch a glimpse of the chair, which was unlike anything seen before with its bold geometric design. The store had to move the chair away from the street to avoid further incidents. Panton’s design, a hallmark of Danish Modernism, was inspired by his fascination with simple geometric shapes and has since become a design icon.
(Chair design by Verner Panton; Photographer Unknown)

05/22/2025

Photo of Bauhaus masters in 1928: Marcel Breuer, Gunta Stölzl, Oskar Schlemmer, Wassily Kandinsky, Walter Gropius and Herbert Bayer

Gunta Stölzl (1897–1983) was a pioneering German textile artist and the only woman to hold a master position at the Bauhaus school. She transformed the weaving workshop, steering it from traditional, pictorial works toward modern industrial design and functional textiles. Stölzl joined the Bauhaus as a student in 1920, quickly rising through the ranks to become a junior master in 1927 and a full master the following year. Her innovative approach integrated fine art and industrial techniques, shaping modern textile design. Her leadership not only revolutionized the Bauhaus weaving workshop but also left a lasting impact on modern design.

© Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin

05/22/2025

Walter Gropius, a pioneering architect and founder of the Bauhaus School, believed that constraints can stimulate creativity. He argued that limitations challenge architects to innovate and find inventive solutions. This principle is evident in the Bauhaus movement, which integrated art, craft, and technology within strict functional and economic boundaries. Gropius’s designs, such as the Bauhaus Dessau building, showcase how creative thinking can flourish under constraints, leading to groundbreaking architectural and design advancements.

05/18/2025

The photograph "Weavers on the Bauhaus Staircase, 1927" by T. Lux Feininger is a significant portrayal of leading women at the Bauhaus, a pivotal modernist institution. The image captures the weavers, key figures in the Bauhaus textile workshop, positioned dynamically on the iconic staircase. This scene not only highlights their individual roles within the school but also reflects the Bauhaus ethos of integrating art, craft, and design in education. The presence of these women emphasizes their contribution to the Bauhaus’s legacy in textile design, marked by innovation and interdisciplinarity.

Weavers on the Bauhaus staircase, 1927. From top to bottom: Gunta Stölzl (left), Ljuba Monastirskaja (right), Grete Reichardt (left), Otti Berger, (right), Elisabeth Müller (light patterned sweater), Rosa Berger (dark sweater), Lis Beyer-Volger (center, white collar), Lena Meyer-Bergner (left), Ruth Hollós (far right) and Elisabeth Oestreicher. Photograph by T. Lux Feininger; collection of the Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin

05/13/2025

Thank you dear ! Excited to join this inspiring gathering of visionaries, where design, spirit, and purpose come together. As Principal of , I’m honored to share this panel with fellow creatives Paloma Teppa Pepe Calderin Giselle Loor Sugerman Janet Patterson Interior Design -JPID who are each shaping Miami’s design landscape in powerful ways. Looking forward to contributing a voice rooted in soulful design and intentional living.

05/11/2025

From the incredible moms within our teams at and — and from the strong, loving women who raised us —
This message is for every mom out there:

You are the blueprint.
The quiet force behind bold decisions, warm spaces, and resilient hearts.
Whether building dreams at work or holding it all together at home —
You inspire us every single day.

We honor you. We thank you. We carry your strength in everything we do.
Happy Mother’s Day!

05/06/2025

Yep… this was us in College! We loved it though… this structured our mind to really understand how the built environment is , and gave us the foundation to formulate projects that seemslessly integrate Form+Function.

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04/29/2025

Getting ready to experience the pulse of tile innovation at Coverings 2025 in Orlando starting today!

✨ Our recent Miami projects beautifully align with several key trends we’re excited to see at the show.

Swipe through to see how we’ve embraced bold geometric patterns reminiscent of the “Lines, Lines, Lines” trend, incorporated tactile surfaces for that “Re-Human” feel, and played with dynamic shapes echoing the artistry of “Mosaic Artistry.”

Coverings is the perfect place to explore these trends and more! Which look inspires your next project?