Design
A New Design Language: Objects of Silent FlowFrom ancient irrigation to contemporary design, the Flaya collection by Aljoud Lootah interprets the falaj as a living system of lines, relationships, and shared resources.Show More
Marcel Gascoin’s C-Chair moves outdoorsA postwar design icon by Marcel Gascoin finds new life outdoors as GUBI reinterprets the C-Chair in teak and weather-resistant French cane, extending its quiet modernist elegance from the dining room to the terrace.Show More
Arab Voices At Milan Design Week: Lina GhotmehFor Milan Design Week, Lina Ghotmeh reimagines the historic courtyard not as backdrop but as active field — a spatial choreography of thresholds, colour, and collective encounter.Show More
5 Designers on the Trends Shaping 2026: From Image to ExperienceWe asked five designers to articulate their vision for interiors in 2026, each offering a distinct yet resonant perspective on the year ahead.Show More
Abu Dhabi Royal Equestrian Arts: Inside the Equestrian Library and Saddle Workshop by david/nicolasIn Abu Dhabi, where architecture increasingly operates as a vessel for cultural transmission, the Abu Dhabi Royal Equestrian Arts (ADREA) emerges as a project of rare symbolic and spatial ambition. Show More
Design Miami 2025: Five Regional Talents to KnowDesign Miami 2025 once again positioned itself as a key barometer for the evolution of collectible design, where objects operate as cultural statements as much as functional forms.Show More
Poliform Ernest: A Study in Soft ArchitecturePoliform has long cultivated a design language grounded in restraint, material intelligence, and a precise understanding of domestic architectures. With Ernest, Jean-Marie Massaud approaches the sofa not as an isolated object, but as a modular landscapeShow More
INVERTI: When Fashion Turns Inside Out and Becomes FurnitureDubai’s design landscape continues to evolve at an astonishing pace, but few launches have articulated the region’s interdisciplinary spirit as clearly as INVERTI, a new capsule collection that merges couture logic with collectible furniture design. Show More