Some time ago in Milan, at Viale Bligny 19, the Bun Burgers chain opened a new restaurant. Bun Burgers offers a selection of vegan burgers using beyond meat, a meat-non-meat of protein origin, completely vegetable. In addition to taking care of every detail of their gastronomic proposal, Bun Burgers wanted to offer their customers a unique place, completely different from all other fast-food restaurants. That’s why they turned to Spanish architecture firm Masquespacio, founded by Ana Milena Hernández Palacios and Christophe Penasse.
Now, after the success in Milan, Bun Burgers has opened its first point in Turin and could only turn again to Ana and Christophe. 

The entire project started with the three large windows overlooking the street, which provide natural lighting for the space throughout the day. Playing with these elements, the Masquespacio team divided the interior into 3 colours, corresponding to the windows, immediately catching the eye and attention of passers-by. 

In addition to green and pink – also present in the Milan store – blue was also added to create the real gem of this Bun Burgers. The entire right-hand side of the restaurant, thanks to the use of tiles and light blue colours, reproduces what could be the bottom of a swimming pool, and to go along with this illusion the designers decided to add elements such as the classic metal ladders hanging on the walls. The sensation is that of eating while floating. 

If you think that when you eat, the eye also needs its part, then Bun Burgers is the right place for you! 

After so many years, we’ve learned not to be put off by Supreme‘s collaborations that fall outside of the streetwear and fashion world.

After the one made with smeg, this time the New York skate brand has collaborated with Vitra, a well-known Swiss company based in Basel, which produces furniture and design furniture. To be precise, the object of the collabo is the iconic Vitra Panton Chair, designed in 1959 by Danish designer Verner Panton, the chair in question has caused a stir in the design world thanks to its monolithic structure in rigid polyurethane.

For the drop 15 of Spring/Summer 2021, Supreme has created a commercial directed by American director Hype Williams he has worked with the likes of LLCool J, Missy Elliott, Busta Rhymes, Jay-Z and many others – pre present this piece of design arch from the aesthetic of the brand founded by James Jebbia in 1994.

The video shows the professional dancer and choreographer Taylor Terry dancing to the notes of a rock song on the Supreme / Vitra Panton Chair, showing its unique and inimitable design.

If you plan on trying to take it home get ready because the retail price of the Supreme / Vitra Panton Chair will be $2,600 and will be released on June 21 on Supreme’s web shop.

he incredible eclecticism and creative talent of NIGO was not discovered today.
The Japanese designer, whose real name is Tomoaki Nagao, over the years has put together a series of successes in every possible field becoming a reference point and icon of pop culture.

Founder and creator of A Bathing Ape, Billionaire Boys Club, Ice Cream Footwear and Human Made, original member of the Stüssy International Tribe, DJ and music producer, NIGO is the epitome of what it means to be influential and decisive when it comes to charting the course of coolness.

City of Tokyo and Nippon Foundation have realized the project “THE TOKYO TOILET”, which consists in the design of public toilets in the Japanese capital and precisely in the most famous district of the city, that of Shibuya.

The one realized by NIGO is located in Harajuku, the fashionable and young district of Tokyo, and is a building with a minimal, clean and retro aesthetic, in total contrast with the skyscrapers that surround it. The entire realization of NIGO’s public toilet focused on comfort and ease of access and use, two fundamental elements for a public restroom. 

The toilet looks a lot like a small house, with a brown roof, white walls, and mint green window and front door frames. 

Some of the sixteen designers involved in “THE TOKYO TOILET” project are: Sosuke, Mark Newson, Kazu Sato, Kashiwa Sato, Tomohito Go, Miles Pennington and Junko Kobayashi.
Currently, eight public toilets have already been opened to the public while the remaining nine are expected to be completed by the end of March 2022.