In the quiet forests of Hopkinton, Rhode Island, architects Amale Andraos and Dan Wood have crafted a net-zero passive home that merges ecological rigor with personal history and vibrant design

An immersive takeover of de Gournay’s Rue des Saints-Pères showroom brings poetry, antique curiosity, and exquisite hand craftsmanship to Paris Design Week

The Pritzker laureate turns Banco Santander’s former headquarters into Faro Santander - a multi-layered institution fusing art, technology, and gastronomy on Cantabria’s coast

At Capella Shanghai, Jian Ye Li, a surviving shikumen neighbourhood reveals the quieter city beneath the neon, explores Anji Connell

Reflections on scaling international studios, fostering people-first culture and diversity, and delivering complex, human-centric architecture across global cities

In a quiet village outside Foshan, design studio Lim + Lu has unveiled “An Artist’s Teahouse” - a 200-square-metre sanctuary where architectural restraint, tactile heritage, and modern art converge

A rare collaboration between historic Speyside distillery The Glenrothes and London design practice, Studio Indigo, creates an invitation-only estate rooted in craft, provenance, and quiet luxury

Ahead of her new solo exhibition at Cadogan Gallery in Milan, the Dutch painter reflects on South Limburg's rural landscape, the rhythms of domestic life, and the quiet poetry of home

From a raw Haussmannian venue on the Champs-Élysées to exclusive gatherings in Hong Kong, Alexandre Mattiussi celebrates a decade and a half of sincere, adaptable tailoring for modern urbanites

We speak with designer Jorge Penadés, a practitioner who views the world not as a collection of static objects, but as a system of interconnected possibilities. By transforming the remnants of rural economies into profound narratives of resilience, Penadés invites us to radically rethink the value we place on the material world and the history inherent in the landscapes we inhabit