From a Kulapat Yantrasast-designed pavilion and Kartell’s new furniture range for kids to an enchanting bird light and striking paper clay sculptures, these are the top VISI picks of the week series – week 127.

1. Kulapat Yantrasast‘s Prefab Pavilion

“The Eros Senses Pavilion for Revolution reminds me of something from a fantasy film,” says content producer Michaela Stehr, about the multipurpose geometric structure designed by the famed Thai architect.

Video credit: Revolution Precrafted Properties on Vimeo

2. New Le Creuset Pizza Tray

“I absolutely love making my own pizzas at home,” says online editor Lindi Brownell Meiring. “So, it makes me very happy to learn that Le Creuset has just launched a brand new Toughened Non-Stick Pizza Tray. Yes!” Le Creuset also unveils New Must-Have Colourway for Modern Kitchens.

Image credit: lecreuset.co.za

3. Kartell Children’s Furniture

“I’m obsessed with this new range of furniture for kids,” says special projects manager Cecilia du Plessis. “Stylish and durable – it’s a winning combination!”

Nendo for Kartell

Piero Lissoni for Kartell

Image credit: wallpaper.com

4. The Perch Light by Umut Yamac

Deputy editor Annemarie Meintjes can’t get enough of the Perch Light, launched in conjunction with Moooi at this year’s Salone del Mobile in Milan.

Image credit: umutyamac.com Video credit: Umut Yamac on Vimeo

5. Sledgehammer Studio’s Foulbrood Video

As foulbrood is a disease that is wiping out colonies of bees, editor-in-chief Sumien Brink thinks there is a clever video about raising awareness about where our food comes from. The video was on display at the #ROOTS exhibition at UPSTAIRS by [spasie] on Bree Street in Cape Town.

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Renowned Thai architect Kulapat Yantrasast takes us through his contemporary concrete home in Venice Beach, Los Angeles.

His house is filled with a mix of modern statement pieces and kitsch-cool curiosities. “You should not live in a vacuum,” he explains in the clip. “I don’t know how we can get inspiration if we don’t open our eyes and surround ourselves with objects of curiosity, wonderful little moments of delight.”

The house was designed with flexibility and natural light top of mind. “The door can slide and all of a sudden you have an indoor room that looks like an outdoor room. It really makes the house into this very flexible, all-engaging kind of place that, you know, I think most architecture should be.”

Directed by Emile Rafael, this is a must-watch for architecture aficionados.

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