Snøhetta at a Small Scale. Gastronomy Inspired by the Cycles of Nature
Snøhetta, one of the most recognized architecture firms in the world, has created a new gastronomic venue—Solstice Culinary Space. The project spans two levels and combines several functions: a culinary studio, a restaurant, and a more casual dining space. The whole is conceived as a cohesive experience grounded in the rhythms of nature.
Architecture Inspired by Tailoring. The New V&A East Museum in London Opening Soon
In the heart of East London, in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the V&A East Museum will open on April 18 — a new exhibition space wrapped in striking, eye-catching architecture designed by O’Donnell + Tuomey.
Iconic Motifs of Stella McCartney in the New H&M Collection
Nearly 20 years after their first collaboration, H&M is once again joining forces with Stella McCartney. The new edition of this partnership will go on sale on May 7 and, as the brand emphasizes, is a clear nod to the designer’s history.
Women of the Bauhaus: The Story of Female Artists Captured in 300 Photographs
As early as the 19th century, women were experimenting with the new medium, testing its boundaries and possibilities. The same was true at the Bauhaus, where photographers and artists working with the camera viewed reality in a fresh, often surprising way. This exhibition reminds us that the history of photography has been co-created by women from the very beginning.
100 Years of Marilyn Monroe! A Unique Retrospective in Paris
At the Cinémathèque française in Paris, an exhibition dedicated to one of the most recognizable icons of the 20th century is currently on view. Organized to mark the centenary of Marilyn Monroe’s birth, the exhibition offers a fresh look at her legacy—above all, free from the simplifications and clichés that have accumulated around her over the years.
Zendaya Designs a Clothing Collection with a Campaign Film by an Oscar-Winning Director
Zendaya, previously an ambassador for the Swiss brand On, has created a full collection of clothing and footwear. The designs were developed with the brand’s team as well as stylist and her longtime collaborator Law Roach, while the campaign film was directed by Oscar-winning director Spike Jonze.
Pamela Anderson Unveils a Spring Collection of Furniture and Accessories
The Sentimentalist collection was born from Pamela Anderson’s memories of her grandmother’s farm by the Salish Sea and reflects her long-standing relationship with objects that bear the marks of time, as well as with furniture that accompanies everyday rituals. The furniture and accessories are the result of the actress’s collaboration with the brand and the furniture design studio Olive Ateliers.
From 60 meters to 200. How to effectively transfer what already works?
A new home, yet the same way of life. The owners of this 200-square-meter house near Warsaw asked Hanna Pietras not to reinvent their daily routine, but to transfer what worked in their previous 60-square-meter apartment—with more freedom, light, and space for the things they had been missing until now.
Philippe Starck’s First Residential Project in Vietnam: A Look at Nhà Estate
Nhà Estate, as the development is called, is taking shape in Ho Tram — a მშვიდ seaside area located a few hours from Ho Chi Minh City. This intimate project, designed by world-renowned designer Philippe Starck, comprises just 38 villas, setting it apart from larger resort developments in the region.
Build yourself an Eames house. Kettal and Eames Office revive the idea of the universal home
The Eames Pavilion System, developed by Eames Office in collaboration with Kettal, is a project rooted in an in-depth study of Charles and Ray Eames’ legacy. This is not merely a sentimental throwback, but a rigorously planned, modular variation on the concept of the universal home.
The First Museum Dedicated to Giacometti Will Open in Paris
The first museum entirely dedicated to the work of Alberto Giacometti will be created in Paris. The Giacometti Museum & School is scheduled to open in the second half of 2028 – rather than in 2026 as originally planned – and will be located in the former Gare des Invalides railway station in the city’s 7th arrondissement.
Take a look at the 2026 Pirelli Calendar. Venus Williams in flames, Tilda Swinton in flowers
For many years, the Pirelli Calendar has set directions and defined standards in the worlds of fashion, art, and photography, featuring the most famous personalities on its pages. In 2026, Norwegian photographer and director Sølve Sundsbø invites audiences on an intuitive and emotional journey under the theme "Elements".
Old Meets New: An Apartment in a Former Candy Factory
In the 1880s, the building housed a candy factory, and at one point it was also home to the American playwright Edward Albee. Today, it contains a layered, contemporary interior that combines the monumental scale of the space with a sense of domestic warmth. The project was designed by Muqaddas Akkari Studio (MA Studio).
How Zaha Hadid Architects Used Natural Elements in Japan’s First Vertex Hotel
Zaha Hadid Architects will design the first vertex hotel by NOT A HOTEL, to be built on the island of Okinawa. Situated between a subtropical forest and the ocean shoreline, the project is conceived as an architectural response to the region’s complex geology and ecosystem.
A 1970s Beach House That Learned to Speak a Contemporary Language
Casa Bungan is a project by the studio Fieldroom, created in collaboration with Jono Fleming Studio, realized in a renovated 1970s home on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. The interiors establish a dialogue between the aesthetics of past decades and a contemporary approach to color, material, and function.
New RH Gallery and the Disappearing Elevator by Foster + Partners
A new RH gallery has opened on the iconic Champs-Élysées in Paris, designed by the renowned London-based practice Foster + Partners. At first glance, it’s clear that this project represents an exceptional fusion of luxury and world-class architecture.
Tianjin Zhongshuge: a stunning bookstore by X+Living nominated for the Dezeen Award 2025
Li Xiang, founder of the renowned Shanghai-based studio X+Living, once again redefines public space. Her design for the Tianjin Zhongshuge bookstore, recently shortlisted for the prestigious Dezeen Award 2025, is a project that defies simple definitions. It's an architecture where a heavy, traditional material becomes light and transparent, and the boundaries between the building and its interior are deliberately blurred.
Architecture that connects generations: a space for a senior by Hersen Mendes
When the resident's daughter approached Hersen Mendes Arquitetura to renovate her elderly mother's apartment, the desire was clear: to create a welcoming space—a true "grandmother's home." It was meant to serve as an extension of the daughter's and grandchildren's home, who live upstairs, while also housing the memories and stories gathered over a lifetime.
Escape from the City? The Nest – a Self-Sufficient Sanctuary in the Treetops
At the summit of Keats Island in British Columbia, Canada, amid dense forests and breathtaking views, stands The Nest – a prefabricated, completely off-grid home designed by Daria Sheina Studio from Vancouver. The house was assembled in just two days.
International Football Centre designed by Zaha Hadid Architects opens a new chapter for Chinese football!
In the heart of Xi’an, the ancient capital of China and the legendary terminus of the Silk Road, a new symbol of modernity has risen – the Xi’an International Football Centre, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.
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Iconic Motifs of Stella McCartney in the New H&M Collection
Nearly 20 years after their first collaboration, H&M is once again joining forces with Stella McCartney. The new edition of this partnership will go on sale on May 7 and, as the brand emphasizes, is a clear nod to the designer’s history.
Small Space, Big Ideas: A Wealth of Design Solutions in the Heart of Paris
In the very heart of Paris’s Marais district, a compact 36-square-meter private retreat has been created—a French pied-à-terre designed for a Los Angeles–based client by Lauranne Elise Schmitt. The architect was granted complete creative freedom and made full use of it, crafting a space refined almost like a film set.
Nostalgic Hotel by Philippe Starck Opens in French Resort
In the heart of Cap Ferret, a small seaside resort on France’s west coast, the Villa Colette hotel has recently opened its doors, becoming the first Utopik Collection property outside Paris. It is an intimate project and a joint creation of French entrepreneur Laurent Taïeb and designer Philippe Starck. The two friends set out to capture what they call “joyful nostalgia”—a poetic interpretation of a place to which they feel deeply connected.
100 Years of Marilyn Monroe! A Unique Retrospective in Paris
At the Cinémathèque française in Paris, an exhibition dedicated to one of the most recognizable icons of the 20th century is currently on view. Organized to mark the centenary of Marilyn Monroe’s birth, the exhibition offers a fresh look at her legacy—above all, free from the simplifications and clichés that have accumulated around her over the years.
An Unpublished Work by Anish Kapoor at an Illusion Exhibition
The exhibition ‘The Assault of Illusion’ brings together renowned names such as Kapoor and Murakami, while examining how art uses illusion, manipulation, and imagery to shape our reality. It will be open to visitors free of charge until 27 September 2026.
Build yourself an Eames house. Kettal and Eames Office revive the idea of the universal home
The Eames Pavilion System, developed by Eames Office in collaboration with Kettal, is a project rooted in an in-depth study of Charles and Ray Eames’ legacy. This is not merely a sentimental throwback, but a rigorously planned, modular variation on the concept of the universal home.
Iconic Motifs of Stella McCartney in the New H&M Collection
Nearly 20 years after their first collaboration, H&M is once again joining forces with Stella McCartney. The new edition of this partnership will go on sale on May 7 and, as the brand emphasizes, is a clear nod to the designer’s history.
The First Museum Dedicated to Giacometti Will Open in Paris
The first museum entirely dedicated to the work of Alberto Giacometti will be created in Paris. The Giacometti Museum & School is scheduled to open in the second half of 2028 – rather than in 2026 as originally planned – and will be located in the former Gare des Invalides railway station in the city’s 7th arrondissement.
Philippe Starck’s First Residential Project in Vietnam: A Look at Nhà Estate
Nhà Estate, as the development is called, is taking shape in Ho Tram — a მშვიდ seaside area located a few hours from Ho Chi Minh City. This intimate project, designed by world-renowned designer Philippe Starck, comprises just 38 villas, setting it apart from larger resort developments in the region.
Small Space, Big Ideas: A Wealth of Design Solutions in the Heart of Paris
In the very heart of Paris’s Marais district, a compact 36-square-meter private retreat has been created—a French pied-à-terre designed for a Los Angeles–based client by Lauranne Elise Schmitt. The architect was granted complete creative freedom and made full use of it, crafting a space refined almost like a film set.
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Pamela Anderson Unveils a Spring Collection of Furniture and Accessories
The Sentimentalist collection was born from Pamela Anderson’s memories of her grandmother’s farm by the Salish Sea and reflects her long-standing relationship with objects that bear the marks of time, as well as with furniture that accompanies everyday rituals. The furniture and accessories are the result of the actress’s collaboration with the brand and the furniture design studio Olive Ateliers.
3dayofdesign Copenhagen Wrapped Up: 8 Design Gems from This Year
Three days in June – as every year – we spent in Copenhagen at 3dayofdesign, keeping a keen eye out for the most exciting expressions of contemporary design. Check out the installations and projects that will stay with us for a long time!
Babylon by Schwung: The Light That Writes History
The words of the Sumerians, inscribed in clay, have endured for millennia. The Babylon collection by the Polish brand Schwung draws from this ancient story, translating the geometry of cuneiform script into a language of light, where every line and proportion carries meaning.
We went to 3 Days of Design festival in Copenhagen and present you with our top 10 highlights!
The 10th edition of 3 Days of Design festival was held between 12 and 14 June 2023 in Copenhagen. LABEL's editorial team couldn't miss it. We have selected ten most inspiring and impressive collections, stands and exhibitions.
Romantic Imagination and the Most Famous Works of William Blake at a Major Exhibition in Europe
He was at once a poet, painter, and printmaker, and his work intertwines into a visionary world full of symbols, mythical figures, and scenes poised between heaven and hell. At the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin, a major exhibition titled “William Blake: The Age of Romantic Imagination” presents a selection of his most renowned works, shown alongside pieces by his contemporaries and artists he later inspired.
Don’t Miss It! The Light Installation and Alternative Ways of Living by Aleksandra Kasuba
Aleksandra Kasuba refused to conform to straight lines and closed forms. She created soft, organic spaces inspired by nature and explored alternative ways of experiencing life. This summer, her work will be presented in a major exhibition at Tate St Ives—the first comprehensive showcase of the artist’s work in the United Kingdom.
An Unpublished Work by Anish Kapoor at an Illusion Exhibition
The exhibition ‘The Assault of Illusion’ brings together renowned names such as Kapoor and Murakami, while examining how art uses illusion, manipulation, and imagery to shape our reality. It will be open to visitors free of charge until 27 September 2026.
Women of the Bauhaus: The Story of Female Artists Captured in 300 Photographs
As early as the 19th century, women were experimenting with the new medium, testing its boundaries and possibilities. The same was true at the Bauhaus, where photographers and artists working with the camera viewed reality in a fresh, often surprising way. This exhibition reminds us that the history of photography has been co-created by women from the very beginning.
Nostalgic Hotel by Philippe Starck Opens in French Resort
In the heart of Cap Ferret, a small seaside resort on France’s west coast, the Villa Colette hotel has recently opened its doors, becoming the first Utopik Collection property outside Paris. It is an intimate project and a joint creation of French entrepreneur Laurent Taïeb and designer Philippe Starck. The two friends set out to capture what they call “joyful nostalgia”—a poetic interpretation of a place to which they feel deeply connected.
Iconic Motifs of Stella McCartney in the New H&M Collection
Nearly 20 years after their first collaboration, H&M is once again joining forces with Stella McCartney. The new edition of this partnership will go on sale on May 7 and, as the brand emphasizes, is a clear nod to the designer’s history.
100 Years of Marilyn Monroe! A Unique Retrospective in Paris
At the Cinémathèque française in Paris, an exhibition dedicated to one of the most recognizable icons of the 20th century is currently on view. Organized to mark the centenary of Marilyn Monroe’s birth, the exhibition offers a fresh look at her legacy—above all, free from the simplifications and clichés that have accumulated around her over the years.
Zendaya Designs a Clothing Collection with a Campaign Film by an Oscar-Winning Director
Zendaya, previously an ambassador for the Swiss brand On, has created a full collection of clothing and footwear. The designs were developed with the brand’s team as well as stylist and her longtime collaborator Law Roach, while the campaign film was directed by Oscar-winning director Spike Jonze.
