Journal
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SANTOS: Kitchens with Islands
From making the most of workspace to creating a seamless connection with living areas, kitchen islands offer new ways to organise and enjoy the home. Through a selection of projects featuring Santos kitchens, we explore the versatility of an element that has become a defining feature of contemporary interior design. -
VILLA Provence
Bridging the heritage of Provençal architecture with a contemporary approach to living, HOCH Studio and CHHO reinterpret a family home in Aix-en-Provence. Through the authenticity of natural materials, the subtlety of their interventions and a deep respect for its original identity, the project offers a renewed interpretation of the space.
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Pat Austin Studio
Could the future of workspaces lie in embracing what the home has always known how to offer: comfort, intimacy and a sense of belonging?
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Restaurant Babi
What if transforming a place began, first and foremost, with knowing how to listen to it? In the heart of Paris’s 2nd arrondissement, Restaurant Babi embraces this premise, recognising the marks of time as an integral part of its identity. -
Rumah Rubah
Surrounded by centuries-old trees and lush vegetation, Rumah Rubah reveals itself as a refuge of rare tranquillity. Conceived by Maximilian Jencquel, the house establishes a subtle dialogue between the Balinese soul and Japanese sensibility, creating an atmosphere of retreat and lightness. -
Nereidas Homes
In Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, the Nereidas project transforms the experience of inhabiting the desert into a mirage that dissolves into the landscape. Designed by Raquel Font of Studiofont, the villa proposes a new vision of hospitality: a hotel that embraces its guests like a home, and a space conceived to disappear into its surroundings.
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AC Apartment
Suspended among the treetops, Apartment AC in São Paulo establishes an intimate relationship with the landscape that surrounds it. Conceived to accompany a new chapter in the life of a couple and their two daughters, Kiko Castello Branco’s project starts from a simple architectural language to create a space that is more fluid, luminous and serene, where proximity to nature becomes an unexpected sense of retreat. -
Casa Plan de Barrancas
In Mexico City, PPAA conceives Casa Plan de Barrancas through an elementary yet decisive operation: opening the base to the landscape and concentrating intimacy within a suspended volume. Between the two, a void is established that is not residual, but rather the true organising principle of the dwelling.
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Villa Rossignols
Set along Marseille’s Mediterranean coastline, Villa Rossignols has been reimagined through the vision of interior architect Sandrine Sarah Faivre in a project that finds its most eloquent expression in restraint. -
Delphine Cordie
Have you ever considered that matter has its own sense of time? By resisting speed as a condition, it invites us to slow down and contemplate, offering an experience the digital world can scarcely replicate: one of touch, weight, and presence.
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Masseria Ficazzella
In the quiet landscape of Puglia, among centuries-old olive trees and the distant blue of the Adriatic, stands Masseria Ficazzella - a retreat where time does not rush, but breathes slowly.
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ÉCLOS by Cosentino
Inspired by the way nature shapes matter, ĒCLOS by Cosentino introduces a new generation of mineral surfaces, where every piece is conceived from the inside out, revealing a depth that extends far beyond what the eye can see.
