Ignant
12 stories
IgnantDesign Beyond Form: At Home with Tomás Fernandes and Natasza Grzeskiewicz of Further Ther The historic street of São Bento climbs steadily through the city of Lisbon. Here, above the cobblestone pavement and amidst the windows of antique stores and vintage dealers, you’ll find Further…
IgnantThe Art of Flowers: In Conversation with Carolin Ruggaber Caro Ruggaber’s studio sits beside a meadow-like field that edges the River Spree — wild green pushing into what was once a heavily industrial landscape.
IgnantKissabō: A Contemporary Japanese Tea Bar in Berlin On a sunny tree-lined street in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg, plum-coloured noren (暖簾) — traditional Japanese split curtains — float gently in the breeze.
IgnantA Vocabulary of Form: At Home With Sculptor Veronika Janovec “Is the equation between destruction and growth also a formula for art?” writes American postmodern novelist Kathy Acker in Against Ordinary Language: The Language of the Body, her seminal 1993…
IgnantTadashi Kawamata Leads Ruinart’s Latest Conversation with Nature Tadashi Kawamata has been creating temporal installations from salvaged materials since the late 1970s — wooden accretions that appear to have grown organically from the architecture they inhabit.
IgnantStrom by Celeste Asfour: A Seasonal Café Where Reverie Meets Play In the heart of Berlin, a quiet courtyard sits framed by historic properties that once thrummed with the energy of industry.
IgnantHagius: Architecture as a Medium for Wellbeing Berlin’s vibrant Torstraße in Mitte isn’t exactly a street you’d associate with the words “calm” or “retreat”.
IgnantEssential Forms in Modern Jewelry: ORFÈVRE Presents Walter Wittek For over fifty years, ORFÈVRE has been a home for jewelry that values meaning as much as beauty. Among the artists it champions, the German sculptor and goldsmith Walter Wittek stands out for a…
IgnantAeyde Haus by Gonzalez Haase AAS Marks a New Era for an East Berlin Landmark On Berlin’s monumental Karl-Marx-Allee, one of the former GDR’s emblematic sites of Socialist Classicism has taken on a renewed role as the working home of one of the city’s leading design exports.
IgnantTRADER HiFi Tunes Hamburg’s Coffee Culture to a New Frequency Hamburg’s growing TRADER constellation stems from founder Vincent von Thien’s wish to offer his city more than another café.
IgnantHouse Zafari: Studio Penzlien and Maj van der Linden Reframe Berlin Living In Berlin’s diplomatic center, not far from Unter den Linden and the Brandenburg Gate, a new interior offers an unexpected lens onto domestic life in a district defined by ministries and embassies.
IgnantKARST: The New Craft of Space The craft of KARST reveals itself first in a feeling. An ambience of warmth, polish and clarity. A closer look at—and feel of—the Berlin carpentry studio’s interior joinery and custom furniture…
Nothing matches this filter yet.