Designed by Francesca Oggioni, this pied-à-terre in central Antwerp has become a family cabinet of curiosities.  

Stepping into the private world of a creative person can be enlightening. There are places that act as an extension of the self, as they embody the encounters we have experienced over the course of our lives.  

On a private property in the Netherlands, Ina Rinderknecht reimagines a centuries-old orangery as a sensory retreat, where the wealth of materials, memories of places visited and the exuberant nature of the garden merge to create an atmosphere of tranquillity and beauty.  

Nestled between the dense Atlantic Forest and the endless horizon of the ocean, this project by Studio Arthur Casas creates a serene retreat, where each space heightens the experience of inhabiting this landscape. 

There’s a time that exists in its entirety, waiting to be savoured. And there are places that need no explanation, finding their way into our minds before we fully understand them. Sterrekopje belongs to that rare intersection.  

Designed by the Lissoni & Partners studio, this villa in Mumbai seems to defy time, creating a seamless universe that one moves through in perfect harmony.

Just a stone’s throw from the Place du Marché Saint-Honoré, in the heart of Paris, Kubaba stands out as a global haven where the hospitality of the Levant finds a new expression.  

Amidst the creative rhythm of Rua de Cedofeita, Casa Cedo was born – a boutique hotel that redefines the idea of hospitality by transforming it into an intimate, sensory and deeply personal experience.

At the top of a valley in Sintra, where the mountains meet the sea, a palatial house shrouded in mystery and memory is reborn. Quinta da Princesa stands nowadays as a poignant narrative bridging past and present and where every room tells a new story.  

Kailua House reveals itself within an environment that is in constant dialogue with the landscape. 

Among the peaceful slopes surrounding Lugu Lake in Yunnan, Songmoon reveals itself as a haven where architecture, nature and memory come together in perfect harmony. This is a place that doesn't force itself onto the landscape, but rather grows out of it.