The House in the Woods That Glows Green at NightKristin Fine and Analisse Taft-Gersten of The 1818 Collective took a midcentury ranch in the Connecticut woods and turned it into something that feels, depending on the hour, like a forest cabin, a jewel box, and a very good party that never quite ends.Show More
Ecru Studio Has Spent a Decade Rewriting European Design History From Taipei. Now It’s Coming to Paris.Jin Chen taught himself architecture from books, spent a decade composing music, and built some of Taipei's most quietly radical interiors. The bars, restaurants, and apartments that followed are now headed to the 1st arrondissement.Show More
A Moscow Couple Wanted a Country House. Their Architect Built One Upward.Architect Dasha Kossa took a 57-square-meter concrete apartment on the outskirts of Moscow and added a full second floor, a floating staircase, and a color palette borrowed from fog and forest, without it ever feeling like a renovation.Show More
Canada’s First Nobu Hotel Has Only 36 Rooms. And That’s Entirely the PointStudio Munge spent three years hand-selecting stone at Turkish quarries, sourcing wooden soaking tubs, and carving 36 rooms out of a former glass factory site, all to bring the philosophy of the Japanese inn to downtown Toronto.Show MoreLoad more
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Eight moments that defined 3 Days of Design 2026Copenhagen, June 10–12. One theme: Make This Moment Matter. Here is what stayed with us.Show More
At Dubai’s Cherry House, the Architecture Begins Before the CoffeeIn Al Safa, a new roastery-bakery reimagines hospitality design by placing the entire process of making on display, transforming production into the main architectural experience.Show More
Nada Debs Launches WA Collective, a New Platform for Dialogue Between MakersThe initiative debuts with Traces, a ceramic collection by Lebanese ceramist Lina Shamma that explores the journey of architectural memory from building to object.Show More
Persol and Cassina Bring Italian Craftsmanship into Focus: the Ultimate Summer CollaborationFeaturing limited-edition eyewear and a collectible valet tray by Patricia Urquiola, the collaboration reveals how two masters of Italian design speak a common language of material, craft and longevity.Show MoreLoad more
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