News about design

PETALING JAYA (May 11): IPC Shopping Centre has attained Malaysia’s first LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification for the retail premise under the Operations & Maintenance rating system.

Nothing should be wasted, even the fallen twigs and leaves in the garden could also be upcycled to create unique decor pieces.

We all know plastic is harmful to the environment but the usage of plastic items and materials has made our lives easier.

Following the end of the Chinese New Year, it's time to upcycle the numerous packaging boxes at home into lovely artistic pieces rather than add to the global problem of mounting waste.

After playing magic tricks in turning Chinese New Year (CNY) regular items and plain vegetables into gorgeous decorations, principal of Amtrol Flower Designing Eunice Teo continued to demonstrate her skill, this time using fruit and materials that are readily available at home, to create party decors that not only glam up your home but are also edible! In the third episode of At Home with Eunice, which was live-streamed on Edgeprop.

When crafting ornamental pieces for our living rooms, food isn’t usually the first material to come to mind.

With the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, many of us may have tight budgets to decorate our homes for Chinese New Year (CNY) this year.

KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 2): Dayana Aripin from University Sains Malaysia and Lim Yee Fah from Taylor’s University are the gold winners in the architectural and interior design categories respectively in the Asia Young Designer Awards (AYDA) 2020.

An open-plan office design that promotes social interaction and communication has been a popularly well-accepted trend for decades.

Design for independent senior living has not seen much demand for now, as there has not been much awareness on such a concept, says Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers (MIID) deputy president Ooi Boon Seong.