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Sencillo explores multifaceted furniture design trends of 2025

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Sencillo explores multifaceted furniture design trends of 2025

Discover the defining furniture design trends of 2025, where colour, fabric, texture, form and style come together to shape the spaces of tomorrow.

Sencillo explores the multifaceted furniture design trends of 2025

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Sencillo explores the multifaceted furniture design trends of 2025

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BSRM hosts “Architecture: Where to Go”: A visionary platform for the future of design

The project started in 2021 with a bright red staircase added to the front of the old building, which stands out against the white walls. Photo: Courtesy

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A dash of nature, ingenuity and community: The story behind Noakhali’s ‘Food Forest’

Photo Credit: Syed Zakir Hossain

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The rebirth of the iconic ‘red-brick’ Sobhanbag Mosque

Modern halls use stadium-style seating to optimise viewing angles and ensure clear sightlines from every seat. Photo: Courtesy

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The changing facade of cinema halls

White sails, wooden floors, and sitting arrangements on the ‘deck’, all come together and resonate with the familiar silhouette of boats. Photo: Courtesy.

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Buriganga Riverview: Redefining dining with design and heritage

With simple lines, proportions, and elegant textiles, the living room pieces create a sophisticated atmosphere. Photos: Courtesy

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Armani/Casa in Bangladesh: A new era of luxury living

The primary block extends 25 metres, forming two wings of single-story structures that define the courtyard. Photo: Wasik Edaaf.

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Baral Biddya Niketan: Architecture that raises conservationists

Unlike traditional horizontal campuses that require vast land, a vertical campus allows for efficient land use while having all necessary facilities within a compact space. Photo: Imama Karim

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A towering legacy: Brac University’s vertical campus

The project incorporates green courtyards, surrounded by kitchens, and is designed as a play area where young children can be watched over by their parents. Photos: Courtesy

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T-shelter: Designing a lifeline for urban disaster victims

In this concrete jungle, where fresh air feels scarce, Jatra offers a peaceful escape from the city’s chaos with mango tree, an open courtyard, and nature-inspired architecture. Photo: Jatra

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Jatra: A cultural oasis in the concrete jungle of Banani

The architects designed a residence that has old-school tea garden bungalow vibes, with large communal space and elaborate balconies. Photos: Courtesy

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Ruthna Residence: Blending architecture into nature