Eugene Stoltzfus Architects focuses on 21st Century architecture and furniture. In residential architecture we seek to integrate the context, site, views, light and the natural world into each project. We typically employ active and passive solar energy seamlessly into the architecture. In commercial architecture we see our buildings as literally building the public spaces of our cities and towns. Our furniture relies on simple geometries and reflects the natural beauty and strengths inherent in the materials we use. We seek sustainability in the materials we use, whether bamboo, cork, steel or timber.

Recognized for excellence by the AIA, Sant Architects employs an economy of gesture, elementary geometry, and careful fenestration to create commercial and residential environments that are in concert with nature and conducive to the rituals of daily life.

Dufner Heighes creates timeless residences and welcoming commercial interiors for a sophisticated cosmopolitan clientele. Their luxurious modern designs blend subtle proportions with a thoughtful color palette of neutrals sparked with precious elements like platinum brick and honed Portoro marble. Unexpected textures and geometries balance function, for personalized environments that convey a sense of time and place.

Digital visual designer who admires geometry and architecture.

Founded in 2006 by Principal Irit Axelrod, acclaimed architectural firm Axelrod Design is based in San Francisco and Tel Aviv, with a notable body of work in the modernist style, including distinctive private residences, commercial buildings and interiors, and public spaces, including the Ben Gurion Heritage Institute building, south of Israel. The firm’s rigorous and elemental design approach has resulted in a meticulously crafted minimalism. Its principal’s personal vision captures an unconventional beauty, found in the expression of natural materials and construction methods. The result renders sleek, monolithic structures that explore an unbridled play on light, proportions, and geometry.  Axelrod Design recognizes the best buildings come from a close collaboration between itself, its consultants, the general contractor and the client. With this in mind, it approaches every project from conceptual design through construction, overseeing every detail is faithfully executed, resulting in a precisely constructed building.    Irit Axelrod graduated from the Faculty of Architecture in the Technion/ Israeli Institute of Technology (1993). She is an International Assoc. AIA member and LEED© AP Certified. The firm has been published in top international architecture publications, including Wallpaper, Dwell and Domus.  

A new online print gallery, and a platform for promoting artists who explore and celebrate the creative potential of geometry, line, pattern and colour. Based in London, we offer limited edition affordable prints by established and up-and-coming artists – ideal for discerning collectors and beginners alike, wherever in the world you call home.

A contributor to such publications as Architectural Record, I.D. Magazine and House Beautiful, Peterson's work is clean and unencumbered by pretense, rendering home exteriors with well-composed geometry and interiors with elegant and glowing simplicity.

The work of Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture sculpts space through a seamless integration of landscape, art and architecture. Their work draws boundaries with a controlled palette of materials, creating permeable edges that blur the line between the natural and built environment. Spare geometry applied to vibrant plant life results in sharp compositional order. This exercise in restraint heightens a sense of the elements—texture, light and movement.

At OLLI+LIME, they believe nurseries do not need be cutesy or traditional. They create ultra-modern baby bedding and nursery decor, for parents who think like them. You’ll find a monochrome palette, with minimal accents, and fabrics inspired by geometry and nature. Everything is designed and made in the USA.

Cement Chemistry centers on the unique applicability of concrete as malleable resource for jewelry design. The focus is handmade, limited edition jewelry - inspired by raw materiality and geometry - available in bold shapes and colors. As an architect, I employ innovative design and fabrication techniques, bringing to life aesthetic qualities of materials until now perceived as only rudimentary for building design. The jewellery crack the conventional bond between concrete and architecture and familiarise the human body with a material used until now for construction purposes. Visit www.cement-chemistry.com

Pedro Ponce and Rubén Gutiérrez lead a studio focused on the practice of an essential architecture, concerned with the context in which each work is located and its contemporary yet timeless reading. This particular approach to the architectural problem allows them to address projects in a broad range of scales and typologies: from the domestic sphere, housing architecture, public facilities and industrial architecture; to furniture, objects or even graphic design and art direction. Strict attention to detail and construction technique, thoughtful and restrained materiality, and the interpretation of context-specific elements are key aspects to Iterare’s work. Their projects always find common ground in the handling of light and climate, proportions, geometry, junctions and the rhythm of spaces. It is under this framework that even the most modest of objects is also capable of reflecting on broader and more fundamental aspects of life and dwelling.

Folditure is revolutionizing folding furniture by utilizing modern materials, new geometries, and our unique inventions, to create space-saving, flexible forms for the future. It is architecturally crafted furniture with comfort, stability, and eye-catching form in mind. With a simple movement, the elegant streamlined forms transform into super-slim designs made for easy storing.

VOID Watches is an independent brand launched in 2008 Hong Kong by Swedish designer David Ericsson. VOID uses simple but expressive shapes, giving their products a uniquely architectural feel. Their design philosophy is to create unique products using as simple geometries as possible and bring them to life by using honest, traditional materials. VOID makes watches, cuflinks, and accessories.

DESU Design strives to make innovative products that blur the boundary between art and design. Their goal is to create pieces of lasting quality, retaining their beauty and functionality for generations. DESU Design utilizes the precision of modern manufacturing methods with the unmatched skills of the human hand. Inspiration comes from forms found in nature, the history of modern design, and the combined beauty of geometry and the machine.

Emma Silvestris, born in Salerno in 1962, currently lives and works in Bari. Having obtained a Bachelor of Arts, specialising in foreign literature and history of art, she subsequently worked as a teacher and researcher. Since 1990 she has been working in the field of design, taking part in the activities of the Special Studio in Bari. An eclectic and versatile designer, her projects combine soft, feminine lines, the precision and elegance of geometry and the use of ancient symbols.

PAIR is a Mexico City based firm, with an interdisciplinary practice which includes urbanism, graphic, product, interior, and architectural design of different typologies. Founded by Paola Alencaster and Israel Ruiz, the office currently works on the development of diverse commercial and residential projects. The ideological revolution of our time, a social and ecological awareness, which incorporates new technologies in mass production and communication, requires an architecture that is up to the challenge. As a response, PAIR strives to develop projects that not only satisfy client needs, but also consider the surroundings and contextual necessities, aiming to produce buildings and spaces that contribute and coexist harmoniously. Confident that architecture must confront the problems of its time and plan for a better tomorrow, PAIR aims to positively change its surroundings, producing architecture that is livable, functional, sustainable, and is characterized by a challenging geometry with a timeless aesthetic.

The architecture of Delugan Meissl Associated Architects is much like language, in which meaning is constituted by the relationships among individual words. In contrast to other architectural philosophies, DMAA do not reduce this principle of hermetic language to a game in and of itself, but rather, they root it in their work with as many multivalent relationships between architecture and its contextual environment as possible, premiating the context of the building and the physical presence of its users. Directed and rigorous processes of design are guided from spatial perception to future users. Their architectural concepts and connections to the existing fabric are reminiscent of organisms entering into dialogue with the environment, as integral parts of an overall system. Inside and out, their concepts break down the order of conventional rooms into flowing, functionally defined spatial sequences. Volumes directly engage the body of the observer through their scale, the way they interact with gravity, geometry, and the way they “hint at the inexpressible”. Independent of size or function, the work of Delugan Meissl Associates Architects is consistently determined by these design concepts and theoretical principles. In this regard, Delugan Meissl Associate Architects are committed to developing the principle of intensification, along with ways to spatialize it and make it physiologically tangible. As opposed to a type of “representational form” of contemporary architecture that is geared primarily to the visual and to interpretive meaning, 'actual form' is generated, which, in its physiological effects on the senses and the body, follows the dictum: "Aesthetics is nothing more than the art of applied psychology."

Megumi Yoshida, a Japanese designer based in New York, has become known for her materially elegant and minimal ceramic forms. Working primarily with slip casting, her crisp porcelain designs, such as lamps, vases, and tableware, are poetic instances within her ongoing exploration of the medium. Her thoughtful dialog ranges between Japanese tradition and western modernism, becoming evident in objects that echo the soft reduction of Brancusi-like forms or the nature-inspired geometries of Japanese Kamon insignia. Yoshida’s works traverse the boundary between functional design and the self-sustained art object.Yoshida founded mgmy studio in 2007 in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, where she produces her work.

David Meaux is a Northern Virginia-based photographer of architecture and design. Along his side is his wife, studio manager, and skilled retoucher, Melanie. Together, using current digital technology and merging their personal styles, David and Melanie are able to craft striking, distinctive images that evoke a sense of place and being. They enjoy the opportunity to work closely with architects and designers to understand each project and create beautiful images that embody the designers' intent and vision through their use of light and modern composition. This husband and wife team is inspired by how architecture is the embodiment of society's values and culture and is a reflection of the way we live. Their photographic style is minimalistic centered on geometry, color, light and texture and placing particular emphasis on the spirit of a place. Their work is characterized by their ability to balance technical expertise with personal attention to quality and details. They are available for work in the Washington, D.C. area and worldwide.

Professor Kas Oosterhuis is both a visionary and a practicing architect designer, leading the innovation studio ONL and the Hyperbody research group at the TU Delft. Environments at all scales – from furniture to buildings to cities - are considered complex adaptive systems, both in terms of their geometry and their behavior in time. The main focus of the current research is on parametric design and robotic building in all phases of the design to production and the design to operation process Projects like the A2 COCKPIT building in Utrecht, the BÁLNA mixed use cultural centre in Budapest, the LIWA tower in Abu Dhabi and the fully customizable Body Chair are living proof of Oosterhuis lean design to production approach, in terms of precision, assembly time, sustainability, costs, and above all by his design signature. In his book Towards a New Kind of Building, a Designers Guide to Nonstandard Architecture [NAi Publishers, 2011] Oosterhuis reveals the fundamentals of his personal design universe, which embraces the paradigm shift from standard to nonstandard architecture and from static to dynamic environments as the initial condition. Oosterhuis delivered his TEDx lecture in 2012. In 2013 Oosterhuis founded as editor-in- chief the scientific journal Next Generation Building. www.oosterhuis.nl www.onl.eu www.byyu.eu

Goldiehome is a collection of eco-conscious homewares inspired by the geometry and tactility of nature. By fusing sophisticated design with environmentally-responsible practices, Goldiehome strives to set a new standard for organic modern luxury. Each piece is made from SKAL & GOTS certified organic cotton. Fibers are custom spun to achieve fine detail in jacquards and higher thread count sheetings. From the actual products to the packaging and collateral materials, Goldiehome aspires to make the best environmental choices within the framework of commercial manufacturing. Elana Bober is the Founder and Head Designer of Goldiehome. A graduate of Yale University and the Parsons School of Design, Elana worked for eight years in the home industry before founding Goldiehome. As Designer for Donna Karan Home Collection, she developed a keen sense of aesthetics and brand. As Director of Design for Keeco, Elana mastered global manufacturing processes. Goldiehome merges her expertise and innate sense of style with her love of the natural world.

We capture subtle energy fields and increase their effects which produce altered states. Our software products transform the way you deal with stress, low energy, pain release, relaxation, athletic performance, creativity, music appreciation, bliss states, meditation, and psychic development. iBlissnow LLC software was created in a Quantum Physics Lab (definitely not a recording studio like our competitors) through 15 years of research in a Micro Vibratory and Quantum Physics labs and 40 years research in Egyptian Temple Science, Alchemy, Energy Psychology, and Sacred Geometry. Achieve Higher Consciousness with Light & Vibrational Energy Apps, Remote Influencing and Action At A Distance Devices, Subtle Energy Apps With Latest Features. iBlissnow™ offers Mind Expanding Energy Apps for iPads, Tablets, Computers, TVs, and Mobile Devices. Addreess: 5005 St. Anne' Drive, Las Vegas, Nevada 89149 Phone Number: (702) 271-3008 Email: iblissnow@gmail.com Website: https://iblissnow.com

We design & build modern furniture you will love now—and proudly hand down later. Part Mid-Century Modern, part Minimalist, all our own. | www.hosslewoodworks.com | Crisp, clean lines and smooth finishes are the warm heart of every handcrafted piece. Our signature exposed plywood edges, eye-popping joints, and unique wood tones energize classic materials and add some serious soul. We keep things simple by stripping down every design to the most essential elements - every detail in our pieces is carefully selected, and all the unnecessary embellishments are left out. We keep things clean by always working with, not against, geometry. The finishes we use leave the wood with a natural, matte feeling. Our furniture is timeless yet distinctively modern at the same time. We draw inspiration from mid-century design icons - Charles and Raye Eames, Isamu Noguchi, Paul McCobb, George Nelson, Hans and Florence Knoll, Frank Lloyd Wright, to name a few. But while our pieces certainly have mid-century elements, they’re not so easily categorized. We think our tagline says it all — Simple, Clean, Modern.

David E. Scott is the principal designer and founder of DESU DESIGN, creator of over thirty unique products since 2005. Inspired by forms in nature, pure geometry, and the history of modern design, Scott strives to blur the boundary between art and design. His extensive knowledge of materials, manufacturing methods and new technologies has made him an asset on contract fabrication projects. Sought after for his ability to blend design sense with manufacturing expertise, he has collaborated on custom projects for leading architects and brands including Calvin Klein, Harvard Law, Lynch Eisinger Design, Pugh + Scarpa, Rogers Marvel Architects, and Steven Holl. Born in Iowa, David E. Scott received his Fine Arts degree from the University of Iowa. In his early 20s, he worked in Japan before returning to the USA to study architecture at the Southern California Institute of Architecture. He started designing home accessories in Los Angeles before founding DESU DESIGN in New York City

“My design is characterized by a mixture of mass-market and couture,” explains industrial designer Jan Habraken. Born in Eindhoven, the Netherlands in 1975, Habraken studied architectural engineering before attending the world-renowned Design Academy Eindhoven. Immediately following graduation he co-founded WATdesign. After five years of making and exhibiting products and furniture internationally, the designer moved to New York City, where he established Studio Jan Habraken in 2008.Habraken's wide-ranging experience in architecture, interior, furniture, retail and product design makes him a generalist in the best sense of the word. Using creativity instead of category as his starting point, he generates fresh ideas precisely by crossing disciplines, applying knowledge gained in each field to the others.Studio Jan Habraken puts functionality and manufacturability before style, adding functionality and thought-provoking narratives to his objects while refining each to a pared-down poeticism. The studio also strives to make products available to the largest number of people, designing pieces that will last a lifetime, in order to achieve sustainability in its purest form. The result is a collection of smart, enduring designs with clean lines and a pure geometry that can be found in magazines, newspapers and museums worldwide, but are best viewed in more intimate environments.

Ms. Arolat comes from a family of architects. Born in Turkey, Ms. Arolat’s mother, father and brother, Emre Arolat are accomplished architects. Her greatest inspiration is her mother Saziment Sayilgan Arolat, who is a pioneer for women in architecture in Turkey. By entering the field of interior design, Ms. Arolat built upon her exposure and experience to the disciplines that comprise the work of an architect — engineering, physics, geometry, drawing – and took them to an even more artistic plane. Her degree in hotel and restaurant management provided her with a solid and practical grounding in business and hospitality. She went on to study interior design at the Parsons New School for Design in Paris and New York, where she further honed her skills in the human and artistic aspects of interior design, as well as the technical tools needed to transform a concept into a reality. Ms. Arolat has worked on a wide range of residential projects, from pieds–à–terre in Manhattan and private villas in Turkey to every space and room in several luxury hotels. Leveraging her background in restaurant and hotel management, Ms. Arolat has also created the interiors for several restaurants in New York and Istanbul. She has completed designs for multiple world-class hotels. These projects included full hotel interiors,: the lobby and reception areas, as well as hotel bars and restaurants, spas and saunas, outdoor spaces and pools, and every detail inside individual guest rooms. She also designed the interface between the hotel lobby and a premium retail concourse to create a seamless experience for hotel guests and shoppers alike. Two of her most recent projects are the spectacular Hilton Museum Hotel in Antioch, Turkey, the St. Regis Hotel in Maçka, Istanbul, and the Palmarina Bungalows in Yalikavak-Bodrum, Turkey. Ms. Arolat’s influences come from countless sources. Walks through New York City. Museum visits with her daughter. Dinner discussions with her brother and father. Nature around the world, sunsets, water, forests. Color. And people, whomever she encounters, from lifelong friends to strangers in the city streets.

DWELL MAGAZINE Multi-award winning Pacific Domes, Inc. is the original manufacturer of geodesic domes worldwide. Expanding on the both the architectural and philosophical concepts of the legendary engineer and futurist R. Buckminster Fuller, Pacific Domes has helped pave the way for the tiny home eco-revolution while shaping the dome industry for over 35 years. “A designer is an emerging synthesis of artist, inventor, mechanic, objective economist and evolutionary strategist.” --R. Buckminster Fuller The American Institute of Architects calls the geodesic dome “the strongest, lightest and most efficient means of enclosing space known to man.” Its spherical form is composed of triangular facets, birthed from Buckminster Fuller’s goal of creating a structure analogous to nature’s own designs. Pacific Domes’ ambition is to promote the architectural integrity of the geodesic dome while showcasing beautiful and mathematically perfect geodesic geometry in structures that are futuristic, sustainable and visually inspiring. “When I am working on a problem, I never think about beauty. But when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong.” --R. Buckminster Fuller Featured accommodations in world-class resorts across the globe, Pacific Domes’ dwell domes are designed to withstand any climate, so anywhere in the world you long to be, a dome can come with you. Each dome is custom designed to bring your ultimate vision to life. Choose from a wide selection of frames, cover materials, window designs, doors, floors and ventilation/insulation/heating options. For the eco-conscious and sustainably minded, domes have numerous angles of appeal, from their light eco footprint to energy efficiency. Because the ambient airflow inside the dome is continuous, with no stagnant corners, less energy is required to circulate air and maintain even temperatures. The energy required to heat and cool a dome is approximately 30% less than a conventional building. Thanks to high volume-to-surface-area ratio, less building materials are required to enclose more space. The lower the ratio of a building's outside perimeter to its enclosed living area, the less energy is required for building, heating and cooling. "Only an energy-efficient, resource-efficient design could work for everyone," - R. Buckminster Fuller.

Nathalie (Davids) Dadian is a French visual artist currently residing in Australia. A Former Marketing and Communications Expert, she was propelled to follow her passion to become a full time artist in mid 2009 by launching her art in France for a period of 12 months. Nathalie’s individual style is influenced by her French background and inspired by Geometry, Symmetry and Orientalism. This means her artwork is translated into a very contemporary feel, alongside an air of history and eastern mysticism. Nathalie's work can be distinguished by her use of a 100 year old technique that can be seen throughout all her artwork. Nathalie creates her art with a Difference. Light and Color are an illuminating focal point in her work, with a striking immediate effect of an exuberance, luxury and uniqueness. Nathalie's artwork has captured the attention of celebrities, resides in luxury places and yachts around the world. Nathalie is known to be driven, passionate with her feet on the ground and her head in the stars! Her vision as an artist is that It always seems impossible until it's done! Nathalie's artwork has been in the following arenas: -Exhibitions in Melbourne, Monaco, Beausoleil, New York, Dubai -Artwork Hand Presented to Prince Albert II of Monaco -Appeared on The Ellen Degeneres Show & Created an Ellen Degeneres Australian Tribute Book that encapsulates over 18,000 messages from fans with Blossomgers artwork engraved into the leather bound book . -Artwork given as an offering to the 14th Dalai Lama during his recent visit to Australia Artwork presented to Hollywood Royalty Actress Susan Sarandon -Approached by Anne Coco Pearlman to present her artwork to Versace -Appeared in High profile magazines and newspapers in France -2013 Crown Towers Exhibition at Shane Warnes' luxurious Club 23 Venue -Received the status of World Famous Artist in 2014 Nathalie offers a unique commissioned artwork service with a Difference. Meetings can be held across the world via skype. For more information, please click here to contact the Blossomger Team Nathalie also facilitates various creative and unique projects with a strong focus on empowering the community through art. Words from Nathalie: Each painting depicts a story, a moment in time captured in colour and transcended into a painting with a difference. My artwork embodies and reflects the stage of life I am at, be it to create, heal, uplift or inspire. I hope to share my artwork with the world to make a difference to millions around the globe. I believe these paintings become a part of your life and I look forward to Blossomger Art becoming a part of your life too. Inspire..Create..Shine.

He is architect of the UNAB / Campus Creativo Universidad Andres Bello, Santiago, Chile ( 2007 ) honor graduate. His title project is awarded as one of the best of the 2007 class. Also dedicates to photography, University Profesor and Documental Registry. He worked, with Edward Rojas (2003) in Chiloe Island at Chilean Patagonia, In the disappeared Uro1.org Studio (2005 Santiago) and at Felipe Assadi Architect office (2007) were he participated in a great number of projects, mainly one family units. Outstands the managment of the stands of the XVI Chilean Architecture Biennale (2008) wich was awarded internationaly along with many publications. Relates to academic world since he was a University student, working as a teacher aid in the Drawing Workshop of 1st. year Architecture. Once graduated as an Architect, is invited to aid the Generative Geometry Course with professor Veronica Arcos in 2007 at Diego Portales University and in 2011 comes back with profesor Alejandro Soffia in the Biomimetic Course. He has been co-professor of several Workshops with Francisca Pulido ( 2010-2013 ) and with Martin Schmidt ( 2014 ) in UNAB / Campus Creativo. He is Co-Professor again with Alejandro Soffia in a Workshop specially dedicated of Wood Architecture at the same time the same team participates in an Architecture Contest of Abrilar where he wins first and third place. Now he is in charge of a Cinema-Architecture Workshop at two different Schools of Architecture in Santiago Chile, Campus Creativo UNAB and Universidad San Sebastian USS, Voyeur City / MicroCinema is the name of the workshop.- In 2009 opens his own Architect, Design and Photography Studio, were he dedicates to develop different projects local and internationally. Within its audiovisual work, and within the framework of the exhibition White Mountain / 20 years of contemporary architecture Chilean registry, receives a distinction by archiworld.tv at the 5th Budapest Architecture Film Days, for best Landscape Architecture for Punta Pite ́s shortfilm.- He has participated in various exhibitions at different Museums, Art Galleries and Film Festivals like : GAM in Santiago, the CENTEX in Valparaiso, the Uffizi Museum in Florence Italy, at the IUAV in Venice, at the Aedes Gallery in Berlin Germany, The London Design Festival Design junction in England, at the Budapest Architecture Film Days in Hungary, at the 2015 Venice Architecture Biennale, Maxxi Museum in Rome, Gorizia (North of Italy) at InvisibleCities Multimedia Festival, Arquitecturas Film Festival in Lisboa, Architecture Player Public Sessions in Italy, at the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale. Recently he was awarded in the Winnipeg's fifth annual Architecture + Design Film Festival in Canada.

He is architect of the UNAB / Campus Creativo Universidad Andres Bello, Santiago, Chile ( 2007 ) honor graduate. His title project is awarded as one of the best of the 2007 class. Also dedicates to photography, University Profesor and Documental Registry. He worked, with Edward Rojas (2003) in Chiloe Island at Chilean Patagonia, In the disappeared Uro1.org Studio (2005 Santiago) and at Felipe Assadi Architect office (2007) were he participated in a great number of projects, mainly one family units. Outstands the managment of the stands of the XVI Chilean Architecture Biennale (2008) wich was awarded internationaly along with many publications. Relates to academic world since he was a University student, working as a teacher aid in the Drawing Workshop of 1st. year Architecture. Once graduated as an Architect, is invited to aid the Generative Geometry Course with professor Veronica Arcos in 2007 at Diego Portales University and in 2011 comes back with profesor Alejandro Soffia in the Biomimetic Course. He has been co-professor of several Workshops with Francisca Pulido ( 2010-2013 ) and with Martin Schmidt ( 2014 ) in UNAB / Campus Creativo. He is Co-Professor again with Alejandro Soffia in a Workshop specially dedicated of Wood Architecture at the same time the same team participates in an Architecture Contest of Abrilar where he wins first and third place. Now he is in charge of a Cinema-Architecture Workshop at two different Schools of Architecture in Santiago Chile, Campus Creativo UNAB and Universidad San Sebastian USS, Voyeur City / MicroCinema is the name of the workshop.- In 2009 opens his own Architect, Design and Photography Studio, were he dedicates to develop different projects local and internationally. Within its audiovisual work, and within the framework of the exhibition White Mountain / 20 years of contemporary architecture Chilean registry, receives a distinction by archiworld.tv at the 5th Budapest Architecture Film Days, for best Landscape Architecture for Punta Pite ́s shortfilm.- He has participated in various exhibitions at different Museums, Art Galleries and Film Festivals like : GAM in Santiago, the CENTEX in Valparaiso, the Uffizi Museum in Florence Italy, at the IUAV in Venice, at the Aedes Gallery in Berlin Germany, The London Design Festival Design junction in England, at the Budapest Architecture Film Days in Hungary, at the 2015 Venice Architecture Biennale, Maxxi Museum in Rome, Gorizia (North of Italy) at InvisibleCities Multimedia Festival, Arquitecturas Film Festival in Lisboa, Architecture Player Public Sessions in Italy, at the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale. Recently he was awarded in the Winnipeg's fifth annual Architecture + Design Film Festival in Canada.

Goldiehome is a collection of eco-conscious homewares inspired by the geometry and tactility of nature. By fusing sophisticated design with environmentally-responsible practices, Goldiehome strives to set a new standard for organic modern luxury. Each piece is made from SKAL & GOTS certified organic cotton. Fibers are custom spun to achieve fine detail in jacquards and higher thread count sheetings. From the actual products to the packaging and collateral materials, Goldiehome aspires to make the best environmental choices within the framework of commercial manufacturing. Elana Bober is the Founder and Head Designer of Goldiehome. A graduate of Yale University and the Parsons School of Design, Elana worked for eight years in the home industry before founding Goldiehome. As Designer for Donna Karan Home Collection, she developed a keen sense of aesthetics and brand. As Director of Design for Keeco, Elana mastered global manufacturing processes. Goldiehome merges her expertise and innate sense of style with her love of the natural world. Organic CottonConventional cotton production uses more chemicals per unit area than any other crop and accounts for approximately 25% of the world's pesticides. Organic cotton is grown without pesticides and the seeds are not genetically modified. Today the word "organic" is often used loosely as a marketing handle. When Goldiehome uses the term we mean pesticide-free. Our cotton is certified by third party certification organizations: SKAL and GOTS. DyesWe discovered through our research that all natural vegetables dyes fade over time. We do not want to produce a luxury product with a limited life span, so we opted for conventional dying methods. We feel we've made the best choices possible. Although a number of chemicals are used in the dying/ finishing process, we only use chemicals and processes that are approved by certifying organizations in both Europe and India. As cleaner methods are tested and become available we will be sure to switch over. PackagingThis was a challenge! We long considered avoiding plastic all together. However, after much discussion we feel it is important for the consumer to see the product inside the bag. So we decided to investigate PVC alternatives. (We are avoiding PVC because chlorine, a main ingredient of PVC, is the source of many environmental health concerns. The generation of dioxin, a highly carcinogenic chemical produced in both the manufacture and disposal of PVC, has a bio-accumulative effect: it travels long distances without breaking down and concentrates as it moves up the food chain to humans.) The absence of chlorine alone does not make PVC vinyl alternatives the ultimate "green" polymers, but they are considerably less harmful. Our compromise: limit the use of plastic, use a less harmful plastic and reuse the bags. Our bags are made from hemp with a clear window made from PEVA (polyethylene vinyl acetate): a non-chlorinated plastic. We are impressed with the quality as well as the clean look of the bags and hope that you will reuse them for storing your linens or other personal items. Again, as better solutions become available we will be sure to change our constructions. PaperGoldiehome use 100% post consumer waste recycled paper. This is what you and I take to the recycling center: used paper that has been separated from solid waste to be recycled into new paper. We work with a green certified printer using soy-based inks. Pillow Inserts100% New Zealand wool with organic cotton covers. We opted for wool inserts because it is hypoallergenic and naturally resistant to mold, mildew, dust mites and bacteria. Also it is breathable and we like the hand feel! Green DrycleaningConventional dry cleaning is not green. The main ingredient, perchloroethylene (or perc), is a central nervous system depressant and is listed as a hazardous air pollutant under the federal standards. There are three less toxic alternatives, although none is without environmental effect. We recommend the liquid CO2 method. Avoid the wet cleaning method for anything with wool. For more specific information please read this article on the Consumer Reports/ Greener Choices website entitled "Cleaning Alternatives" 10/06. SustainabilityGoldiehome is not sustainable in the strictest definition of the word. The fact that we manufacture abroad and import our goods makes our processes not quite "green". We chose to work with factories abroad because they are trusted sources for environmentally and socially responsible manufacturing as well as having superior technical capabilities to produce high quality luxury products. In our quest for more sustainable methods we are looking for alternative sources. Once we find a good match we would like to bring our manufacturing to closer to home.