Vincent Nguyen

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen

Filip Brabec represents a new generation of watch collectors who approach horology through the lens of technology and design innovation. Working in the high-tech industry, his perspective on timepieces differs markedly from traditional collectors who gravitate toward vintage pieces and classical complications. Instead, Brabec finds himself drawn to contemporary watchmaking that pushes boundaries in materials science, modular design, and technical innovation.

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen

This Silver Lake architectural masterpiece demonstrates how thoughtful material selection and spatial design create lasting value in luxury real estate. Listed at $9.8 million, the property showcases Miller Fong’s dual expertise in furniture design and architecture, recently enhanced through a collaboration with Johnston Marklee, Project Room, and Terremoto.

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen

Black marble catches morning light reflected from Lake Léman’s surface. Golden pendant fixtures cast warm shadows across cream-colored velvet. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame Alpine peaks that seem close enough to touch. This is how Covet House introduces their latest residential project, a villa positioned between Geneva and Lausanne that challenges everything we think we know about lakeside living.

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen

The automotive industry’s electric vehicle pioneer prepares for its most dramatic transformation yet. Nissan’s third-generation Leaf abandons the familiar hatchback silhouette that defined its predecessors, embracing a crossover SUV format that signals the brand’s response to shifting consumer preferences. This represents more than cosmetic changes, as the new Leaf adopts proportions and styling cues that distance it from the polarizing appearance that may have limited its broader market appeal.

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen

Tom Fereday’s newest collection for NAU Design arrives with the confidence of restraint. Four pieces scheduled for winter 2025 availability demonstrate how contemporary Australian furniture can maintain global relevance while honoring local manufacturing traditions. The Ayva table, Cove armchair with accompanying table, Nola lamp series, and Sia outdoor chair each address specific functional requirements through considered material choices and structural honesty.