Nicole Eisenman, an artist known for her crowded, picaresque social scenes, has turned inward for her latest exhibition, ‘Fallen Angels,’ at Hauser & Wirth Hong Kong (24 March – 30 May 2026). The show is a contemplative collection of paintings and sculptures that scales down the artist’s vision to three disarmingly familiar sites of middle-class existence: home, work, and beach

Kretz Real Estate has opened its first physical agency at the Parisian address of 100 Rue du Bac. Global design agency Label Experience worked with the Kretz family to create a cohesive, welcoming space conceived to bring people together

If the ideal home evokes an effortless sense of belonging and familiarity, then this duplex apartment in Athens is a job well done by its creator, architecture and design studio Block722

The BY COOKIE H. project is conceived as a three-dimensional articulation of the independent woman's complex temperament - a core value of the brand. This design translates the internal dialogue of "sharpness and inner warmth" into an immersive and perceptible physical field

Set on a waterfront crest in Sydney’s northern beaches, the Avalon Tennis Pavilion offers a compact, two-level sanctuary intimately connected to its landscape. Its design is a timeless study in clarity and restraint, providing an elevated retreat

In the urban landscape of Chengdu, Sichuan, a multi-storey, 5,000 square feet residence known as Residence LL masterminded by Atelier About Architecture resonates with the pursuit of elegant tranquility

The TerraSense Mountain Charm Retreat by Atelier DRK is an architectural manifesto born from a deep reverence for place and a pursuit of exceptional quality

In a city known for its relentless march toward the future, fine dining destination RENER offers a deliberate, dramatic pause

We sit down with Volker Haug to discuss how a philosophy rooted in material curiosity and collaborative experimentation has balanced playfulness with precision, evolving a distinctly Melbourne identity onto the global stage

As I journey toward Blou, the seaside counterpart to the celebrated Babylonstoren, a distinct sense of architectural anticipation takes hold. If Babylonstoren represents an ode to agrarian fine living nestled within the Cape Winelands, then BLOU is its ethereal, sea-facing extension - a masterclass in where nature's expanse meets exacting design