Two years after the first "face-lift" which was visible as of May 1, 2008 we did it again! We changed our interface due to great expectations and a clear vision to create one of the most inspiring on-line sources for design enthusiasts. WELCOME to our new "HOME"! [...]

Yatzer's new HOME needs protection from the evil eye! As a believer of this superstition since the day I was born, I thought that publishing the EYE tabletop collection, the latest entry of a unique collaboration between GAIA&GINO, Sebastian Bergne and Swarovski Elements, would definitely keep the "evil eye away"! [...]

A bit of a nearly faded Bombay (currently Mumbai) tradition is now back at the forefront of gastronomic experience. Located in Covent Garden, London, Dishoom unfolds the elegance and beauty of a once popular Irani cafe in Bombay. Take a look at the nostalgia and celebration of a popular gastronomic and social experience redefined for the 21st century foodies. [...]

A Buenos Aires creative studio utilizes fluorescent pipes to generate a discourse about technology and the "future" we are so obsessed with. By approaching the project through handcraft, Cinco is able to create unique projects that speak to the contemporary masses as well as generating unique creative projects. [...]

In preparation of our new web experience ,to be launched in several weeks, Yatzer goes on vacation only to get more work done for you and prepare for a fresh site relaunch the 1st of September.....Make the best out of your summer!! [...]

Marina Bay Sands currently holds the title of the most expensive hotel built till this day, as its investment by the Las Vegas Sands Corporation reaches $5 billion.   This luxury hotel has recently opened its doors to the public and has already wowed tourists with its unique and luxurious design.  [...]

Yatzer's A Grade // The works of Jennifer Heier explores the states of the users and the objects they interact with. Exploration, adventure and duplicity give life to not only the object but the process of making them. [...]

For their collaborative project Ghost of a Dream, the artists Lauren Was and Adam Eckstrom use discarded lottery tickets and romance novels to create collages and installations that study dreams unfulfilled and moments of intense passion. [...]