Mediterranean Modern in Austin: A Masterclass in Effortless Luxury

Some homes don’t just exist; they command. They don’t whisper for attention—they take it. This Spanish-inspired sanctuary in Austin does exactly that, blending old-world Mediterranean romance with a modernity so seamless, it feels like it was always meant to be.

Designed with an acute understanding of space, light, and restraint, this home is a rare feat—a structure that respects tradition without being trapped by it. The arched doorways, the warm, textural plaster walls, the hand-hewn wood beams—they all pay homage to the classic Spanish aesthetic, but the interpretation is sharper, cleaner, undeniably contemporary. This isn’t a replica of history. It’s a...

Antartic – The Perfect Union of Illumination and Designer Furnishings

An iconic silhouette and evocative name, inspired by the South Pole, characterize the intriguing table lamp Antartic, designed by Marc Sadler. A complement that merges functionality with sophisticated design, Antartic consists of two distinct components: a metal support base that accommodates the light source and a sphere, slightly flattened at the poles, crafted from mouth-blown [...]

UTRO architectural studio unveils Dizengof/99 cafe in Moscow

A vibrant Dizengof/99 new cafe was opened in Moscow on Lyusinovskaya street. The project brings a refreshing atmosphere of Tel Aviv’s natural and laid-back style to the city. Designed by UTRO architecture studio, the space redefines the brand’s signature aesthetic by infusing vintage and retro elements, while keeping the hallmark design elements that Dizengof/99’s guests [...]

Structures 2.0 collection by OEO Studio

In collaboration with OEO Studio, Massimo Copenhagen has written a new chapter in its rug story with Structures 2.0, an intersection of Oriental references and Scandinavian design. Reimagined for high-traffic areas, the collection now features premium-quality New Zealand wool with a blend of organic cotton. The new, more muted colorways – Arctic Green, Pale Rose, [...]

Timeless Simplicity: A Modern Take on Mid-Century Design

This interior represents a modern take on the Mid-Century Modern style, blending minimalist aesthetics with functional design. The space features clean lines, warm wooden elements, and a neutral color palette, which are hallmarks of the mid-century style. The wooden dining table and matching chairs emphasize simplicity and natural materials, typical of the era. Their curved [...]

Small Apartment with Integrated Workspace

The Baranowitz + Kronenberg studio carried out the interior design of this 47 m² urban refuge, located in the heart of Tel Aviv, Israel. The apartment is located in one of the most iconic Art Deco buildings in the city, in the Levontin neighborhood, known for its vibrant atmosphere and rich cultural mix. This neighborhood [...]

Benjamin Barker at ION Orchard: A Sartorial Symphony Meets Audiophile Dreams

Step into the world of Benjamin Barker at ION Orchard, where the immersive experience is more than a shopping trip—it’s a journey into the intersection of high-fidelity soundscapes and impeccable design. This isn’t just retail; it’s an homage to craftsmanship and culture, where every detail whispers refinement.

The store welcomes you with its Sound Club, a wood-clad haven that feels like stepping into the private listening room of a seasoned vinyl collector. A wall of meticulously arranged records, paired with vintage-inspired speakers, sets the tone—this is a space that reveres both timeless aesthetics and auditory artistry. Vinyl enthusiasts will find themselves...

Multibasket in Teshima: Where rules don’t matter

Llobet & Pons – Multibasket – No one wins, 2013, silicone resin, wood, metal, 403 × 433 × 92 cm, installation view, Teshima, Japan, photo by Jing Liao 廖品淨

Can basketball be more than a game? On the small island of Teshima in Japan’s Seto Inland Sea, Multibasket – No One Wins invites visitors to reconsider competition, collaboration, and the intersection of art and play.

Created by conceptual artists Jasmina Llobet & Luis Pons for the Setouchi Triennale art festival, this playful installation experiments with sculptural form while encouraging human interaction and creates a personal and memorable experience akin to an art...

The iconic Astor Place Cube – Tony Rosenthal’s Alamo

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Tony Rosenthal – Alamo (Astor Place Cube), 1967, painted Cor-Ten steel, 4.6 m × 4.6 m × 4.6 m (15 ft × 15 ft × 15 ft), installation view, Astor Place, Manhattan, New York, photo by ajay_suresh

What is it about a simple geometric shape that can evoke strong emotions and ideas? In the heart of New York City’s East Village, one such structure commands attention: The Alamo.

Crafted by renowned artist Tony Rosenthal in 1967, this towering monument was designed from Cor-Ten steel, measuring 15 feet in height.

Originally created for a temporary public display in 1967, a petition by residents secured...

Rakxa Wellness Retreat, Bangkok: A Haven for Holistic Luxury and Longevity

There’s something undeniably transformative about a true wellness retreat. It’s not just a getaway; it’s a recalibration of your entire being. Once you’ve experienced the clarity, the calm, and the restoration it offers, it becomes more than a trip—it becomes a yearly pilgrimage. A ritual to reset your body, recharge your spirit, and realign your life with intention.

The best retreats don’t just pamper; they provide a blueprint for a lifestyle that’s healthier, more mindful, and infinitely more sustainable. They remind us what it means to feel whole, inspired, and connected—leaving you not just rejuvenated but forever changed. And if you’re...