International meeting of ceramic tile manufacturers and designers, Cersaie has just closed its doors. This year, a trend is confirmed: the tile abandons its flat and smooth surface to thicken and texture in 3 dimensions.

At the Decorative Arts Museum, the designers invited by A3P dust off the wallpaper and share their personal and contemporary visions with us. Particularly noticed, the Ich & Kar prototype, printed in phosphorescent ink.

As part of the London Design Festival, designers Patrik Fredrikson and Ian Stallard expose their last installation. An artistic intervention performed for a major champagne house. A steel wall in chiaroscuro, between raw minimizes, delicacy and lightness.

Fashionable trend in the field of architectural photography, the Tilt-Shift effect is giving the illusion that real urban or architectural scenes are miniature models. Amazing results. One method to discover.

The mayor of Den Haag in the Netherlands is the support of the last projection devised by Pablo Valbuena. Thanks to the artist, the building comes alive and turns. In a fleeting game of full and empty, new volumes appear. A stunning visual experience, the boundaries of art and architecture.

limping compact sleek design, Wattson can control the power consumption of a fun and educational way home. It works wirelessly, it is as easy to use as inexpensive.

In recent days, the prototypes of the design competition Cirtyracks line the sidewalks of New York. The opportunity for passersby to discover the in situ terminal on which they hang their bikes soon. A repertoire of forms and practices that will surely inspire many designers and architects shaping urban space.

Available online, the new map of the city of Shanghai takes its graphic codes to the world of video games. The buildings stand it in three dimensions, details abound. An interactive map that gives the Chinese megalopolis on the appearance of Sim City.

"Architectural Furniture" is a series of hybrid mobile elements combining architecture and furniture design. Designed by the Japanese studio Atelier OPA, it is a relevant response to the development of small living spaces where flexibility is often a necessity.