Mina måndagsnoteringar | Sofi Fahrman Engelbert

• The Big Bend. "NYC has seen its fair share of wacky proposals for its iconic skyline , from a skyscraper that would hang inverted from an asteroid to a 3,300-foot battery building. However, one in particular, titled The Big Bend, quite literally bends the rules of NYC architecture."..."“If we manage to bend our structure instead of bending the zoning rules of New York we would be able to create one of the most prestigious buildings in Manhattan,” said architect Ioannis Oikonomou, from Athens-based architecture firm Oiio Studio" Har ni hört talas om 'Big Bend' som förklaras bli världens högsta och spektakulära skyskrapa? Läs om arkitektidén HÄR .

• Latest magazine. Oavsett om du är nyfiken på broderi eller helt enkelt älskar tyg och textilier, är tidningen Embroidery fylld med idéer och reportage som kan komma att inspirera dig. Utgåvan lovar färgglada reportage om moderna och traditionella textilier, mode och broderi och håller dig uppdaterad med nyheter om de senaste mässorna och evenemangen som äger rum runt om i England. HÄR hittar du tidningen.

• Deco dream. " In this expansive coastal home on Sydney’s North Shore, interior architect Phoebe Nicol infused the space with a blend of elegance, warmth and lived-in grandeur."..."It was all about prioritising the view and creating spaces that feel both elevated and purposeful.”..."While Waterhouse’s background in fashion and media means she naturally gravitates towards refined interiors, she was adamant the home should still feel relaxed and reflective of its coastal surroundings. “We wanted it to feel warm, welcoming, and layered with beautiful materials and texture,” she says."..."While the overall palette of the home errs on the restrained side, Nicol argues it’s far from flat. “We’ve introduced warmth through natural materials—linen, timber, leather, and seagrass—all of which patinate and soften over time,” she highlights." Samlar in inspiration från det HÄR australienska hemmet.