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Spiral Retreat
A refuge designed in a circular shape that, springing up on a Greek island, has unfurled itself harmoniously in the arid landscape. -
Paradise of Textures
The leitmotif for this project, set in California’s Coachella Valley, dates back to the 1970s, when a wave of modernity washed over the desert, and the colours and somewhat psychedelic motifs breathed life into a glamorous oasis. -
Creating the Unexpected
Holland Park house, designed by the Maddux Creative studio, challenges the rigidity of conventional forms in contemporary architecture. -
NFX Office
It’s in the unlikeliest of places that we might succumb to creative inspiration. Studio Plow’s project for the offices of NFX, a San Francisco startup and fintech hub, frees itself from the shackles of conventionality in a cry that celebrates life and inspires the extraordinary. -
Tinhela610
Surrounded by the untamed, verdant beauty of Trás-os-Montes we find Holly Niemela and Édouard Payen’s paradise. -
Juliette Minchin
True art leaves no-one feeling indifferent. And such are the works of the French artist Juliette Minchin who, through sculpture, interweaves sensory narratives with emotions. -
Spanish Revival
Extravagance and creativity are the bedrock of this house, a property in Montecito where a couple with a prominent role in the world of music and the arts live. It is therefore only fitting that this project, signed by House of Honey, should become a testimony to the Hispanic identity of the place, the stage for unique moments of sharing and connection. -
Less for more
Lofty and raw, simple in essence and extraordinary in purpose. Revealed by Ana Rita Sevilha, this is Jasmine Scalesciani-Hawken’s first project, which, inspired by her childhood in Sardinia, has designed a space for wellness and relaxation, aimed at awakening the senses. -
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Bafenbao Restaurant
In the historic city of Zhenjiang, Bafenbao Restaurant — which is part of a group of sophisticated restaurants in the region — was inaugurated in February 2024, following the refurbishment of what is the Chinese chain’s second location in this city. -
Villa Inkognito
When Per Henrik Barclay bought this plot of land in 1752 to build his summer house, he named it ‘Inkognito’ as a tribute to the seclusion and peace he found in this secluded part of Oslo. -
Lost Lindenberg
In Pekutatan, a small Hindu village not far from Bali, there is a secret concealed by a huge wall with neon signs (the work of Tobias Rehberger).
