Homes
This New York Apartment Redefines What Eclectic Really MeansPerched above the High Line in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood, with glittering views stretching toward Hudson Yards, this pied-à-terre by Lucy Harris reads like a study in cultivated contrast. Show More
Marrakech on Jubail Island: Sculptural Warmth and the Architecture of Family LifeA five-bedroom sanctuary by C’est ici Design, where travertine, oak and sculptural form converge to balance quiet monumentality with the evolving rhythms of family life.Show More
Are we witnessing a maturation of Gulf luxury — from display to discretion?On Palm Jumeirah — an address long associated with spectacle, a new residential enclave proposes a quieter architectural thesis: EŌME.Show More
Grounded in Stone: How Material Permanence Shaped a Quietly Confident InteriorBy preserving the villa’s architectural bones, Studio SAM constructs calm not as a trend, but as a material and spatial condition. A study in restraint, where texture, craftsmanship, and custom design create depth without spectacle.Show More
This Grand New York Home Gets a Romantic Minimalist RewriteIn Scarsdale, architectural language tends to be declarative: symmetry, mouldings, axial views, and rooms scaled for ceremony. Show More
An Office Designed to Be InhabitedIn an era where the relevance of the office is increasingly questioned, this 64-square-metre lounge for a boutique law firm in downtown Toronto proposes a quietly radical answer.Show More
