The Return of the Cabana, Inspired by Slim Aarons Inspired by Slim Aarons and the seductive poolside culture of 1960s Palm Beach, Leigh Misso of River Brook reimagines the cabana as a richly decorated salon for a new age of outdoor living.Show More

In Greece, a Contemporary Holiday Home Rises from Ancestral Foundations In the Arcadian village of Vlachokerasia, Stones and Walls and Office Twenty Five Architects built a holiday home on the ruins of the owner's great-grandfather's house.Show More

A Palma de Mallorca Holiday Home with a Rooftop Terrace Overlooking the Mediterranean Behind the walls of Palma's old town, Bastidas Architecture and Angel Martin Studio reimagined a 1800s house as a vertical retreat. Four floors climb toward a rooftop terrace facing the Bay of Palma, held together by one sculptural staircase.Show More

Step Into a Villa in São Paulo Where the Living Room Spills Straight Into the Garden Padovani Arquitetos sets a stone and timber residence into a sloping site in Itupeva, where glass walls slide away and the double height living room opens fully onto the pool, deck and landscape beyond.Show More

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Collectible Design, Brought to You by IKEA. Open Discussion.Twenty-two objects, seven names, one deceptively simple provocation. What exactly are we protecting when we gatekeep the word "collectible"?Show More

Lift, A Palimpsest for a New Economy Quartz Architects built Riyadh's new Lift gallery inside JAX District's former industrial shell, keeping its structure and materials visible rather than erased. The result is a space where memory and reinvention share the same walls.Show More

Hold Beirut: When an Art World Answers a Call for Help A charity art auction uniting 30 artists from across the Arab world, born from a single phone call as the crisis in Lebanon deepened. Every proceed goes directly to families displaced in Beirut and South Lebanon.Show More

The Final Cathedral: Frank Gehry’s Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Guggenheim Abu Dhabi opens on 11 December 2026, closing a lineage that began with Frank Lloyd Wright's spiral. Ten steel and onyx cones rise over Saadiyat Island a year after the architect's death. His largest museum becomes his last.Show More

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