Homes
A Dialogue of Light and TextureWarm timber, mirrored surfaces and layered lighting build a single material language across every room. Lina Jabre Interiors uses joinery, moulding and concealed illumination to turn architecture into atmosphere.Show More
La Bastide des Vignes: the Saint Tropez Villa Stéphanie Coutas Has Turned From A Tired Farmhouse Into A Sunlit Retreat For A Parisian Family.A tired Provençal farmhouse becomes a sunlit Saint Tropez retreat, where Stéphanie Coutas lets four thousand square metres of vineyard set the tone for every room inside.Show More
Saccal Design House Designs a Light Filled Beirut Apartment for a Young CoupleOn a lower floor in the heart of Beirut, Saccal Design House removed walls and columns to let daylight travel through a newlywed couple's first home, then let colour and sculptural furniture carry the personality.Show More
How Worth Interior Design Reimagined a Basement as a Private Members’ ClubFifty kilometres north of Toronto, a basement has been reimagined as a private members' club, complete with a hidden theatre. Designed by Worth Interior Design, the retreat pairs smoked mirrors and rift cut oak with a palette pitched into shadow.Show More
If It Can Be Replicated, Is It Still Luxury? Irina Grave Makes the Case for the UnrepeatableIn Dubai, interior designer Irina Grave transforms a light filled villa into an intimate study of material, memory and art, where marble becomes architecture and collected objects tell the story of the people who live among them.Show More
Arches, Courtyards and Palm Trees Shape This 1,900 Square Metres Home by AZAZ Architects With Art Deco InfluencesDesigned by AZAZ Architects for a family returning to Riyadh after years in Spain, the residence translates memories of life abroad into a contemporary Saudi home. Its architecture responds equally to personal history, climate and the rituals of family life.Show More
In St. Barths, HestiaLiving Founder Lisa Domenico Brooke Rewrites the Rules of Tropical DesignAt Villa Alisea in St. Barths, Olivier Lempereur and Hélène Guillon have shaped an island home where architecture, craft and collecting speak in measured tones. The result is less an exercise in tropical fantasy than a study in material intelligence.Show More