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Explore the evolving relationship between people and places
In BluPrint Vol. 2 2026 Creative Spaces, each turn of the page reveals how people and places shape each other.
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We shape spaces and after, they shape us.
BluPrint Vol. 2 Creative Spaces explores the reciprocal relationship between people and place.
Find out how environments shape the way we think, work, and create. Read more in link in bio.
BluPrint Vol. 2: Creative Spaces explores the reciprocal relationship between people and place.
Through studios, schools, community hubs, and third spaces, this issue considers how places are brought into being and how they, in turn, shape the ideas, habits, and communities that grow within them.
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Read the issues. Collect the volumes.
Every creative space has a story to tell.
Step inside the studios where artists shape their spaces, and the spaces, in turn, shape the way they create.
Coming soon in BluPrint Vol. 2: Creative Spaces.
The spaces between ideas.
The places where creativity takes shape.
BluPrint Vol. 2: Creative Spaces.
The Philippine Institute of Interior Designers (PIID) and Daikin are inviting architects, interior designers, and students across ASEAN to rethink what it means to design for comfort, sustainability, and well-being.
Now in its latest edition, the DAIKIN Designer Awards ASEAN 2026 expands to include the Philippines and Singapore, bringing together creative minds from across the region to explore solutions for healthier and more sustainable environments.
Registration is open until August 31, 2026.
For more than a century, Poltrona Frau has built its reputation on craftsmanship, material excellence, and an enduring approach to design. Founded in 1912 and headquartered in Tolentino, Italy, the brand continues to create furnishings that balance heritage with innovation.
Its “True Over Time” collection reflects the idea that lasting design is measured not only by quality, but by meaning. Designed to accompany life across generations, these pieces become repositories of memories, gestures, and personal stories—growing richer with time and use.
A classic Art Deco design from the Dior archives finds new expression in the Godron collection by Cordelia de Castellane. Spanning porcelain tableware and decorative objects, the collection brings the graphic elegance of the Godron into contemporary living. Joining Dior’s permanent home offerings, it demonstrates how archival designs can continue to resonate through objects made for everyday use.
