JHDD Interior Report — 2026.07.21
OMA’s Oberon restaurant at the New Museum, a “jewel box” clad entirely in cork, indicates a deliberate shift in spatial
Read MoreOMA’s Oberon restaurant at the New Museum, a “jewel box” clad entirely in cork, indicates a deliberate shift in spatial
Read MoreYN Studio’s Tile House in Hackney features recycled plastic tiles that deliberately mimic natural slate. This detailed material choice, alongside
Read MoreTash Nikol’s reflection on Typographics 2026 highlighted that legibility often depends less on standardized design systems and more on recognizing
Read MoreDuzi Studio’s design for Oovii, featuring a refillable jar with personalized name stickers, represents a deliberate shift in how brands
Read MorePentagram New York’s identity for Rugiet uses unabashedly phallic designs, intentionally disrupting expectations for a men’s health brand. This specific
Read MoreTrionn’s architecture demonstrates a meticulously choreographed integration of animation, rendering, and interaction layers. These recent reports collectively reveal a deeper
Read MoreApple’s reported exploration of cameras in AirPods stems follows a familiar pattern of initial public resistance to unconventional hardware integration.
Read MoreReza Sarkamari’s tutorial on Expanse workflow in Unreal Engine highlights a critical juncture in how digital environments are constructed and
Read MoreOMA’s Oberon restaurant at the New Museum employs a “jewel box” design clad in cork, integrating it into a larger
Read MoreJordi Herrero Arquitecto’s approach for Hotel Nobis Palma explicitly states the hotel program adapted to Can Oliver’s historic architecture, rather
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