Madame Gandhi – Waiting For Me

“Waiting For Me” is an ecofeminist anthem that calls for personal freedom and a heightened awareness of corruption and greed, with a positive focus on reclaiming womxn’s history to inspire climate change …

MOYA Restaurant, Italy: new spaces for the food experience by Maurizio Lai

Strings of light, sculptural fluidity and boreal shades: a new degree of experience for Moya restaurant. The Italian architect Maurizio Lai redesigns a fusion cuisine restaurant in the North of Italy with bright installations, bold signs and abstract geometries …

Six Senses Shaharut, Israel: desert sunrises & starry nights

The new “Six Senses Shaharut” in Israel is eagerly awaiting its opening in december 2020: an environmentally friendly luxury resort in the legendary Negev desert, whose architecture reflects local traditions and history …

VINTAGE and CONTEMPORARY: the new ITALIA + Partners interior design project combines different worlds

Furnishing and objects from around the world, collected over the years, are the strong points of an interior design that enhances them in a contemporary key …

Historic tiles with timeless beauty

Demand for historic tiles goes well beyond faithful restoration work. This is why Viennese building construction engineer Philipp Schleidt decided to specialize in reproductions based on the original manufacturing techniques. With 30,000 historic original tiles serving as a constant source of inspiration in the company’s warehouse …

ROCK Collection by 13&9 Design for Wever & Ducré // STYRIAN PRODUCT

The ROCK Collection demonstrates 13&9’s mission to think independently and adapt materials for applications beyond their intended purposes – such as using natural stone to create round shale shades for lighting …

ROSE HILL by CetraRuddy: art deco in New York

Batman, gangsters, Gotham City. Skyscrapers, millionaires and glamour. The images evoked by the Rose Hill tower designed by CetraRuddy for the Rockefeller Group are truly impressive. The building is also an exquisite revival of Manhattan’s art deco architecture …

BE WELL: New Spa and Bath Culture and the Art of Being Well by Die Gestalten Verlag

A showcase of 21st century wellness, from the protagonists linking ancient treatments with contemporary innovations to the spaces in which they practice …

Vudafieri-Saverino Partners: interior design for two new luxury malls in China

The Italian architecture Studio Vudafieri-Saverino Partners has designed the interiors for SKP Malls in Beijing and Xian. Over 6000 square metres of fashion, interpreted in the name of style, functionality and flexibility …

VillaVOON by Strohecker Architects // STYRIAN PRODUCT

Living, more personal than ever before – the VillaVOON makes this possible! Every owner gives their villa a very individual, personal form. And in the end, even their name. Every villa is just as unique as each individual …

The Tiing, Bali: purism of bamboo and concrete

The boutique resort “The Tiing” on Bali’s north coast is an unusual jewel. Architect Nic Brunsdon surprises with a purist combination of bamboo and concrete …

Gästehaus Krenn, Pürgg: fall in love with Pürgg // LIFESTYLEHOTELS

I have to say, rarely have I arrived somewhere as beautiful as Pürgg im Ennstal in the Styria region of Austria. Who would have thought? …

F.U.L.L. Bar, Kiev: minimalist design & extraordinary drinks

The F.U.L.L. Bar in Kiev scores not only with the minimalist design and interior of the Ukrainian studio Slava Balbek. The drinks served there are also quite extraordinary …

The Flying Table by Jean-Christophe Petillault

Architect Jean-Christophe Petillault has designed a particularly space-saving version of a table in times of home office. The Flying Table slides to the ceiling after work via remote control …

LOUIS VUITTON Videotape Clutch

You can always rely on designer Nicolas Ghesquière to bring out an “it” accessory every season …

Le Collatéral, France: being part of an artwork

In Arles in the south of France, an old church was transformed into an art hotel. Here, the guests of the small hotel Le Collatéral become protagonists of a piece of art …

KOBE, Japan: Interview Kenji Kondo // UNESCO City of Design

The Japanese city of Kobe is part of the international UNESCO Creative Cities Network – and rightly so! Kenji Kondo give us an insight into the creative culture …

Casa Ojalá: the queen of the Tiny Houses

Casa Ojalá was developed as a product for boutique and luxury hotels seeking a unique solution for the travel experience. Quick assembly and virtually nonexistent footprint allow for easy expansion of an existing property or novel configurations on land of any type: vineyards or mountains, woods or seaside. Its high degree of flexibility makes it ideal for locations far flung: from Argentina to Indonesia, Namibia to Italy. Casa Ojalá is also being made available to private customers on an application basis …