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Chateau Cantemerle Winery / BPM Architectes
© 11H45 architects: BPM ArchitectesLocation: Macau, FranceProject Year: 2025Photographs: 11H45Area: 10710.0 m2
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Eight living spaces anchored by statement fireplaces
It's rapidly cooling down across the northern hemisphere. To mark the seasonal shift, we've collected a lookbook of eight fireplaces installed in living spaces from Lithuania to Chile.
Whether boxy or more conical, these fireplaces are united by their striking appearances and ability to anchor and warm living spaces as winter begins.
This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen's archive. For more inspiration, see previous lookbooks featuring double-height living rooms, homes in former factories and Halloweeny bedrooms.
Photo by Peter MolloyThe Cornwall Retreat, UK, by De Rosee Sa
Architecture studio De Rosee Sa designed this coastal house...
URBA uses reclaimed materials to craft "multi-layered" interior for Onyx Æther restaurant
Furniture made from melted aluminium and compressed wool features in this fine-dining restaurant in Budapest, Hungary, which architecture firm URBA designed to highlight sustainability and local identity.
URBA collaborated with artists Esteban de la Torre and Judit Eszter Kárpáti of art studio Ejtech and the owners of Onyx to develop an interior for the restaurant that merges art, science and sustainable gastronomy.
Onyx Æther features on the shortlist for the Dezeen Awards 2025The project, which has made the shortlist for Dezeen Awards 2025 in the restaurant interior category, aims to complement the immersive hospitality concept by utilising motion, lighting and audio to...
Noto - Beautifully proportioned spaces
Utah Park Prints
Art Prints available of these Utah National Park posters. Designed in the sensibility of midcentury amusement park posters, these prints are meant to evoke the joy of visiting these breathtaking wonderlands.
The Creative Website Manual™
FWA of the day 23 November 2025:
The Creative Website Manual™
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A visual and technical exploration of how creative websites are crafted — from concept and grids to typography and motion.
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SofaKnows
SofaKnows is a multidisciplinary artist with no limitations.
Disfrutar. Vol. 3 ? Disfrutar Restaurant
Five years later, we complete the Disfrutar trilogy that began in 2021 with Disfrutar Vol. 1. On this occasion, Vol. 3 offers an exhaustive overview ?as always? of the three years (2021?2023) during which the restaurant reached its highest level of excellence, earning its third Michelin Star and, the following year, in 2024, being named the best restaurant in the world (The World's 50 Best Restaurants).
‘Some Interesting Apples’ Delves into the World of Feral Fruit
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In 2019, Cornwall-based artists William Arnold and James Fergusson began paying a lot of attention to wild apple trees growing in unique and sometimes unlikely locations around the Cornish countryside. Remarkably, every apple seed is capable of producing an entirely different variety. And it’s this immense genome that inspired the pair to begin their ongoing project called Some Interesting Apples.
Apple cultivars that we often see in supermarkets, like Gala or Honeycrisp, need to be carefully produced in a process called clonal propagation, in which a cutting from a desirable tree is grafted onto a new one, creating, essentially, a copy....