From Affordable Portable Homes to Series-Inspired Candles
Debra John — April 4, 2025 — Art & Design
March 2025 art & design trends showcase a dynamic blend of architectural innovation, historical revival, and contemporary aesthetics. Among the standout developments, The Ørestad Church in Copenhagen emerges as the city's first newly built church in over three decades. This structure redefines ecclesiastical architecture, prioritizing environmental consciousness and inclusivity in its design. In Athens, Oikonomakis Siampakoulis Architects have led the transformation of the 'Art Curator's Apartment,' integrating modern elegance with the cultural richness of the Exarcheia and Kolonaki neighborhoods.
Heritage and innovation converge in furniture and interior design trends. IKEA continues its archival revival with the final installment of its 'NYTILLVERKAD Time Capsule,' reintroducing beloved pieces with refreshed aesthetics and modern sensibilities. Meanwhile, the founders of New York-based design firm BoND have undertaken the restoration of a mid-century Fire Island home, preserving its architectural essence while enhancing its functionality for contemporary living.
This month’s trends underscore a growing emphasis on sustainability, adaptability, and timeless design. Whether through churches designed for the future, apartments reimagined for modern curators, or furniture collections that celebrate past and present, the intersection of history and innovation continues to shape the art and design landscape.
Heritage and innovation converge in furniture and interior design trends. IKEA continues its archival revival with the final installment of its 'NYTILLVERKAD Time Capsule,' reintroducing beloved pieces with refreshed aesthetics and modern sensibilities. Meanwhile, the founders of New York-based design firm BoND have undertaken the restoration of a mid-century Fire Island home, preserving its architectural essence while enhancing its functionality for contemporary living.
This month’s trends underscore a growing emphasis on sustainability, adaptability, and timeless design. Whether through churches designed for the future, apartments reimagined for modern curators, or furniture collections that celebrate past and present, the intersection of history and innovation continues to shape the art and design landscape.
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