Japanese interior design company Wonderwall has completed Bape Kids, a children’s boutique from cult clothing company A Bathing Ape (via dezain.net and jeansnow.net). Located in Harajuku, Tokyo, the store features a “soft-banana pool”. Wonderwall’s Masamichi Katayama has designed a number of extraordinary stores for the A Bathing Ape brand, including the Bapexclusive store in Aoyama,
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Yet more from Miami, yet more from Marcel Wanders: Morgans Hotel Group has sent us images of Wanders’ interior designs for Mondrian South Beach, a hotel residence on Biscayne Bay at Miami’s South Beach. Wanders’ concept is a “Sleeping Beauty’s castle,” with the 342 loft-style studios and apartments furnished by the designer towering above fantasy
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Klein Dytham Architecture have sent us exclusive images of their Moku Moku Yu baths at the Risonare resort hotel in Japan’s Southern Alps. The architects tell us this is one of the first mixed baths to be built in Japan since the 1940s, when they were made illegal. The partially open-air complex is based on
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Rove, the London gallery owned by Kenny Schachter, have sent us photographs of Zaha Hadid’s Z.BOX installation at Art Basel Miami Beach. Measuring 13 x 3 x 3 metres and weighing six tons, the installation was part of the Art Positions container exhibition held at Miami Beach earlier this month. The iron-framed, syrofoam-coated unit was
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The London Design Festival plans to base itself at the South Bank Centre in 2007. The organisation wants to create a hub at the riverside arts centre, which is currently undergoing major refurbishment. LDF’s future was thrown into doubt this autumn when funding body Creative London ordered an audit of its finances and management in
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Design Miami update: Dutch designer Marcel Wanders has launched Crochet Chair – a seat made using the same technique as his iconic Crochet Table. The chair is constructed from individual, hand-sewn crochet flowers that are stitched together, formed over a mould and stiffened with resin. It is manufactured by Moooi. The chair was launched at
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Design Miami update: WOKmedia, the London-based design team consisting of Julie Mathias and Wolfgang Kaeppner, have presented a furniture collection called Made in China. The work consists of antique Chinese tables and benches decorated with children’s toys and then painted white. The conceptual piece explores childhood memories and comments on the fact that 80% of
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Art and design auction house Phillips de Pury & Company has sent us images of Seamless, a new range of furniture designed by Zaha Hadid. The collection, manufactured by London-based design company Established & Sons, features nine designs, each made of painted polyester resin and produced in limited editions of between six and twelve pieces.
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Sneak preview: A beach cafe designed by Thomas Heatherwick is taking shape on the seafront at Littlehampton on the south coast of England. Two of the four welded steel components are now on site. Called East Beach Cafe, the project is due to open in early 2007. Keep an eye on the cafe’s website for
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Milanese architect/designer Fabio Novembre has sent us images of his latest project – a flagship store for American shoe brand Stuart Weitzman at 27 Via dei Condotti in Rome. With Corian ribbons weaving across walls and ceiling to form shelving and architraves, the concept will now be rolled out at Stuart Weitzman stores elsewhere. “It’s
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