Athar Café Reinterprets the Architecture of Emirati Hospitality in Dubai Designed by Studio Duaa Abukhalaf, Athar Café draws on the architectural traditions of the Emirati home, translating familiar forms and social rituals into a contemporary interior enriched by locally developed materials.Show More

NOMAD Abu Dhabi 2026 Brings International Collectible Design to a Landmark of Arabian Modernism Returning for its second edition, NOMAD Abu Dhabi brings together international galleries, contemporary designers and regional craft traditions within Paul Andreu’s historic airport terminal.Show More

In Paris, Bouchi Studio Designs a Haussmannian Apartment Around a Lebanese Art Collection On Avenue Henri Martin, Bouchi Studio reinterprets a classical Parisian residence through an important collection of Lebanese and Middle Eastern art, bringing together historical architecture, contemporary design and craftsmanship.Show More

Step Inside a Connecticut Home That Is Anything but Conventional In Fairfield County, Connecticut, a substantial family residence by Asprea Studio explores the relationship between architectural scale, domestic comfort and the finer details of interior design.Show More

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These Are The Four Winners of the Design Doha Prize 2026 From Lebanese craftsmanship to experimental materials, this year's winning projects reveal the many directions of contemporary design across the region.Show More

The Art of Feeling at Home: Laura Gonzalez Reimagines Tanagra in Dubai At Mall of the Emirates, French interior designer Laura Gonzalez draws on the architectural traditions of the Middle East to create a new home for Tanagra, where craftsmanship, contemporary design and the rituals of hospitality find a common language.Show More

The LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize As the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize celebrates a decade in Milan, a closer look at the creative power of the human hand.Show More

Spain, Designed: Four Decades of Objects That Changed the Way We Live At Feria Hábitat València 2026, a landmark exhibition looks back at four decades of Spanish design. From iconic objects to material innovation, it reveals how craftsmanship, industry and creativity have shaped the country's distinctive design culture — and continue to influence its future.Show More

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