By embedding the soothing power of nature into the world of business, Anna Sitnikova relieves tension among office workers.
Five designers answer the Frame 119 Challenge with designs to de-stress: Erez Nevi Pana makes a meditation mask with materials from the Dead Sea.
Five designers answer the Frame 119 Challenge with designs to de-stress: Amelie Goldfuss presents a pet-like device in need of rest to the smartphone-addicted.
Five designers answer the Frame 119 Challenge with designs to de-stress: Allison Crank turns VR into virtual recovery.
Five designers answer the Frame 119 Challenge with designs to de-stress: Carolien Niebling suggests all-natural chewables to release tension.
Frame 119 – ‘My approach to retail design is less about dressing a shop interior,’ says Etienne Bastormagi, ‘and more about reflecting what will be displayed inside.’
Seoul – Migliore + Servetto Architects designs an immersive set up for Max Mara’s fifth retrospect exhibition at Dongdaemun Design Plaza.
London – Following the human-centric concept of Huckletree Shoreditch, Studio RHE designs Huckletree West around the behaviour of its users.
SYDNEY – The whimsical exhibition Future Park in MAAS ignites creativity and changes our perception of and interaction with the spaces we inhabit.
Trends – Designers are integrating solar technology into everyday objects, transforming human environments with their future-conscious focus on sustainability.
People – Michiel Spijkers takes us behind the scenes of his One Artist, One Material shoot with Diana Scherer for Frame 119.
AMSTERDAM – The Nov/Dec issue of Frame explores how offices that offer flexibility to their digitally empowered personnel are sparking a workplace revolution.