Homes
After Decades in the Suburbs, a Vancouver Couple Traded Space for Stillness in This Yaletown PenthouseIn a Yaletown penthouse designed by Sha Wang of Atelier Fēn, a couple downsizing from the suburbs found a home built entirely around slowing down. Warm wood, handmade Korean paper and furniture built for a very tall family turn 1,800 square feet into a quiet retreat above the water.Show More
Inside Gerald Place, Where Scottish Bluestone Meets Venetian PlasterMatt Donahoe of Bureau Interior Design built this home on reclaimed brick, wire brushed iron and waxed oak. The result is a house where every room carries its own material story, from the entry hall to the primary suite.Show More
A Park Above BrooklynFor a creative family in Park Slope, Space Exploration transforms a 17th floor apartment into a richly layered home where historic references, playful interventions and the colours of Prospect Park shape every room.Show More
Seaside Sartorial: Inside Bureau Interior Design’s Alys Beach ReverieIn the hands of Bureau Interior Design, Alys Beach becomes a study in restraint and warmth alike. The result is a residence that converses fluently with its coastal setting, without ever raising its voice.Show More
A Beirut Workspace Built on MaterialityA creative workspace in Beirut where onyx, vintage Murano glass and mother-of-pearl inlay come together under Ghyda Kanaan's material-led vision.Show More
Inside Yabu Pushelberg’s Amagansett RetreatThe private Amagansett retreat of George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, the architects behind some of the world's most recognized hotels and residences, holds their latest creation for Tribù.Show More
