Glass and concrete

Image 6 of 27 from gallery of HS House / Estudio Botteri Connell. Photograph by Agustin Ichuribehere

Concrete meets glass

Highlights from April 2012 showcase significant events and trends shaping the month.

Steel and Glass Building Concept

There are no words. The Sheats-Goldstein of furniture. This jaw dropping, sculpted piece of art would make the most incredible centerpiece in any living space or gallery. Functional art. The table is two pieces, a beautiful piece of glass that slides into a perfectly angled base, creating a gorgeous cantilevered affect. The table base is a gray colored, textured finish with satin sheen, similar to that of a Venetian plaster or a faux concrete, it feels almost like a thick ceramic glaze over…

Chofu-city, Tokyo, JAPAN / 東京都調布市 [地図を表示]

Heyri Art Valley

These museums designed by famous Japanese architects like Kengo Kuma and Shigeru Ban are worthy of an art and architecture pilgrimage across Japan.

Image 29 of 41 from gallery of Ateliê House / Arqexact. Photograph by Favaro Jr.

Steel and Glass Building Concept

A direct tribute to New Brutalism, the Golia coffee tables acclaim the contradiction formed by the juxtaposition of resin and concrete. The concrete surface features a particular effect achieved by the corrosion of sea salt, which brings the material to life and accentuates its roughness. Handcrafted in the Draga & Aurel atelier in Como. #dragaandaurel #designstudio #art #transparencymatters

Next up in our review of 2020, we recall 10 of the most impressive and unusual houses featured on Dezeen this year including a sculptural Chilean residence.