Zilla Magazine

Designed by Bates Smart Architects, the Salvado Street residence is an awarded project located in Perth, Australia which was conceived for a retired couple. This modern house in the suburbs breaks the context of (…)

An excellent work by Pale Horse Design, the studio of illustrator and graphic designer Chris Parks, a graduate of the Ringling College of Art & Design with a BA in graphic and interactive communication. (…)

Matthias Haker is a German student in media computer science who discovered his passion for photography in 2008. Here is a quick look at his portfolio, a stunning work for such a young amateur. We (…)

Ciclotte is an innovative exercise bike that redefines the dynamics of fitness. Its unique minimalist design compares to unicycles from the 1800s, but its technological approach and ergonomics are everything but simple. It features an (…)

Located in Philadelphia, we were expecting nothing less from Urban Outfitters headquarters, also known as the “Corporate Campus”, and an excellent project by Meyer, Scherer & Rockcastle architects. The entire project has a total floor area (…)

WVIL is a concept camera designed by the much awarded Artefact team. It supposedly shows the future of cameras…and that’s a good looking future! It’s wireless like your smartphone, has applications like your smartphone, but (…)

The Pylon bench was designed by Marcus Abrahamsson and Kristoffer Fagerström for Swedish outdoor furniture  brand Nola. What else to say beside sleek and colourful? It is made of folded metal sheets, painted colour (…)

After months of media speculation, Volkswagen has finally unveiled its 2012 Beetle which will go on sale around September in Europe, and will be showed at the Shanghai, New York and Berlin motor shows simultaneously. (…)

An excellent outdoor ad campaign by Montreal-based creative agency LG2, for Quebec’s Agency of Health and Social Services (L’agence de la Santé et des Services Sociaux). The message is quite simple: “engage a career (…)

A great work by Italian artist Nicolas Bolla showcased during the Milan Design Week.  Using Swarovski crystals, he has transformed sinister and iconic items such as AK-47 rifles, skulls, or bones into art pieces. Nicolas Bolla (…)