Villa Lyla sits along a quiet canal on the island of Nassau, designed by SAOTA with interiors by ARRCC and landscape design by Raymond Jungles. The residence occupies a tropical setting defined by water, gardens, and direct access to private docks. It functions as both a retreat and a carefully organised home, shaped by proportion, […] More
Espace Gabrielle Chanel, a new public library devoted to contemporary art, opens on the third floor of Shanghai’s Power Station of Art (PSA). Created with support from Chanel, the 18,000 square foot space offers a major resource for reading, research, and study, with more than 50,000 books and audio editions forming one of the largest […] More
From December 2 to 7, Alcova Miami returns for its third chapter during Miami Art Week with a program installed once again across the Miami River Inn. The venue, one of the oldest hotels in the city, sits in East Little Havana with pastel facades and dense tropical vegetation that form a quiet zone within […] More
Located above the folds of Beverly Hills, the Briarcrest Residence brings together the architectural clarity and measured restraint that define Heusch Architecture. Led by Gerhard Heusch, the Los Angeles studio continues its exploration of contemporary design shaped by environment, light, and material. This hillside home reflects that philosophy with a spatial language that’s calm, deliberate, […] More
La Terra di Neena introduced its first U.S. presentation through an installation created with Crosby Studios at the inaugural edition of Basic.Space NY. The event took place in SoHo from November 14-16 and marked the arrival of the Italian olive oil and home goods brand to the American market. Visitors saw family-farmed olive oil displayed […] More
Alcova returns from April 20-26, 2026, and anchors its eleventh edition within two significant Milan locations that reveal different sides of the city’s identity. The program expands across new areas of the Baggio Military Hospital and opens the doors of Villa Pestarini, the only villa designed by Franco Albini in Milan and a private residence […] More
Located on the eastern edge of iXcampus in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, the new Design School by SAME architectes defines a contemporary model for sustainable academic architecture. Set between the town center and the dense state forest, the project bridges innovation and nature through a precise dialogue with its surroundings, expanding the campus while maintaining harmony with its […] More
At Galerie Gastou in Paris, Irene Cattaneo unveils her first solo exhibition, a poetic exploration inspired by Charles Baudelaire’s 1869 poem Les Bienfaits de la Lune. The poem tells of a child blessed by moonlight, destined for a life of aesthetic discovery. Cattaneo transforms this literary motif into a spatial experience, creating a constellation of […] More
Fredericia celebrates the 75th anniversary of The Hunting Chair, one of Børge Mogensen’s most enduring works, with a special limited edition of just 75 pieces. First introduced in 1950 at Copenhagen’s Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition, the chair embodied Mogensen’s lifelong mission to unite functionality, craftsmanship, and a sense of place. Designed for a notional hunting cabin […] More
In a historic apartment on Quai Anatole France, graciously provided by Barnes, designer Hugo Besnier unveils Tour de Mains, the first complete collection from his Maison Hartis. Comprising thirty original furniture pieces, the presentation offers a profound immersion into Besnier’s design philosophy, rooted in touch, structure, and the living dialogue between material and maker. FURNITURE […] More
Kreoo presents the redesigned Vis-à-Vis, a seating piece by Enzo Berti that balances sculptural solidity with visual lightness. Originally conceived as a Kreoo icon, the new edition expands on its reputation, offering a refined dialogue between material weight and suspended form. Its duality, part chaise longue, part marble block, creates a tension that reads as […] More
In Ningbo, Vermilion Zhou Design Group has completed the latest Hi Inn Self-Service, a project that redefines the economy hotel through systemic reconstruction. A continuation of the budget hospitality model, the design reframes the guest experience by aligning spatial logic, operational systems, and material strategies into a cohesive, design-driven approach. HOTELS The concept reflects a […] More