In this West London home, luxury is defined by the quiet, atmospheric grace of restraint. Interior designer Jessica Summer has demonstrated this in her design of this Victorian family home - a project that feels like an exercise in timeless tranquility

In the coastal enclave of Levanto, where the Ligurian Riviera meets the salt-sprayed edge of the Cinque Terre, Genoa-based architecture firm llabb has reimagined a 100-square-metre slice of maritime history. Set within a 1930’s villa locally known as “the Blondet house,” this renovation for a Californian family optimises compact footprints through bespoke craftsmanship

Exploring the biomorphic evolution of Fornace Brioni's latest collection, where the intuitive design language of Finemateria meets centuries of artisanal terracotta craftsmanship

Twenty-eight years after his last major appearance at London's South Bank, the master of the void returns to redefine the intersection of sculpture and architecture, appreciates Anji Connell

In Sydney’s Middle Harbour, Mathieson crafts a sanctuary of maritime rigor and refined materiality

In the Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, where the Duku Highway meets the sweeping "Figure-8" Scenic Loop, Hotel Indigo Nalati has taken form. Designed by CCD (Cheng Chung Design), this sanctuary is a study in symbiosis, a quiet meditation on the nomadic history of the Tianshan Mountains, and a love letter to the shifting rhythms of the seasons

Nestled on a compact, unassuming lot near the shores of Kailua Bay, just twelve miles northeast of Honolulu, is Kailua House. The latest project by the San Francisco- and Oslo-based firm Mork-Ulnes Architects, this dwelling is an exploration of regionalism and an exercise in reconciling the rugged sensibilities of the North with the lush, abundant energy of Hawaii

In a study of architectural preservation, interior designer Romain Chancel has revitalized a 1930s Parisian apartment, seamlessly merging its storied Art Deco heritage with a refined contemporary sensibility

Tucked away in the artist-rich village of Borrby, southern Sweden, lies a villa that serves as both a home and a strong statement of textile designer Toyine Sellers’ creative philosophy

In the heart of Burgundy’s hallowed Grand Cru region, architecture is often a matter of preservation. At the unveiled Les Sources de Vougeot however, the challenge was far more nuanced: how to breathe new life into a 6th-century Cistercian priory without silencing its millennium-long history. The result is a showcase of "temporal dialogue," orchestrated by Paris-based studio A.S.L Architecture under the direction of founder Antoine Ricardou