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Kartell: The Culture of Plastics

Kartell: The Culture of Plastics

The Culture of Plastics features the 63 year history of Kartell collected in a 400-page volume published by the prestigious Taschen publishing house. Available now in-store and online from Space.

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  • Envisioned as a living extension of its surroundings, a continuation of the park on its northern edge, Stepping Park House by @vtn.architects brings the lush external greenery into its internal spaces. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now Photography by Hiroyuki Oki
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  • A sense of space is enhanced in this apartment by @haodesign.tw through simple, pared back white and natural wood throughout. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now.
  • Australian Blackbutt timber veneer joinery and recycled Tasmanian Oak flooring add warmth to this house by @breathearchitecture Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now Photography by @tomross.xyz
  • This alternations and additions project by @whitingarchitects balances separation of the private spaces like bedrooms and bathrooms, from the more open and free-flowing living spaces. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now Photography by @shannonmcgrath7
  • The slanted roof of a Beijing apartment champions the interior architecture by @haodesign.tw who noted that the unique ceiling was in fact an opportunity, opting to preserve the design. In doing so, the home is given a unique interior look, as well as an increased feeling of space thanks to the ceiling height. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now.