Protected: A New Chapter in Colour: Inside Laboratorio Paravicini’s Milan Atelier In Milan's historic Cinque Vie district, architect Anna Barassi reimagines the home of Laboratorio Paravicini, creating a dialogue between contemporary architecture, colour and the enduring beauty of Italian craftsmanship.Show More

The Art of Living Quietly In Roslyn, New York, Vanessa Rome transforms a conventional 1990s residence into an intimate retreat, where Belgian influences, collectible design and the pleasures of family life coexist in effortless harmony.Show More

Two Languages: In Milan, A Former Law Office Becomes A Family Home Where Restored Stucco Meets Poured Resin Before its renovation, this period apartment in Milan's Porta Venezia district was a law firm, split into a warren of small offices. Zeroma Studio, founded by architects Daniel del Castaño and Niccolò Genesio, took it on for a young couple expecting their first child. Show More

Fahad Hariri’s Ibiza Retreat Is a Study in Dosed Maximalism Before he owned PINTO, the Paris house founded by Alberto Pinto, Fahad Hariri sat only as one of its clients. This red-earth house in Porroig, Ibiza, is where that relationship turned into something else entirely.Show More

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The 2026 Arab World Institute Design Prize: Six Winners, One Vision Six winners, chosen from twenty-six finalists across ten countries, prove that Arab design's boldest ideas are rooted in earth, clay and inherited craft. From Tiznit's rammed-earth walls to Beit Chabeb's last working kiln, this year's prize rewards heritage kept alive rather than preserved behind glass.Show More

14 Makers, One Region: The MENA Artisans of Homo Faber 2026 Fourteen artisans from six countries across the Middle East and North Africa bring alabaster, bronze, brass and rattan to Venice this September. Different materials, different histories — the same instinct to let the hand have the last word.Show More

Yayoi Kusama, Artist Who Turned Obsession Into Infinity, Dies at 97 From a hallucinating child in provincial Japan to the world's most-visited living artist, Kusama spent seven decades turning polka dots and mirrored rooms into a singular vision of infinity. She died August 14 in a Tokyo hospital at 97, her gallery and museum announced.Show More

The Man Who Painted a Nation’s Memory: Remembering Sliman Mansour Sliman Mansour spent sixty years turning mud, memory, and defiance into art that a nation carried into its own homes. He died in Jerusalem at 79, leaving behind a people who finally saw themselves.Show More

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