The Viennese label MOGLI & MARTINI is also fully on trend in 2022. Whether with the Pantone color of the year, the right and sustainable cashmere care for longevity or with the fashion trend Capsule Wardrobe – MOGLI & MARTINI hits the nerve of the time and welcomes the beginning of the year feather-light, extra-warm and minimalist stylish.
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With its latest launch, the Berlin mobility company unu is presenting a completely self-designed and developed product for the first time – the unu scooter of the second generation …
Helmut Lang was founded in 1986 by Austrian designer Helmut Lang. With a series of iconic designs and cultural milestones, the brand has become a global force for unconventional thinking and minimalist, utilitarian design.
This spring, ÆTHER/MASS is unveiling four new objects at the Collectible Fair in Brussels. Each piece in the new collection serves as an exploration of new and undiscovered processes, materials, and production techniques. Despite the minimalist aesthetic of the pieces, they carry a profound and layered symbolic meaning.
Embark on a design journey where diverse styles seamlessly merge in a captivating studio. Explore the curated fusion of mid-century modern, contemporary, and traditional elements, all woven together with a consistent color palette in This art deco studio.
A sculptural object that simultaneously embodies an idea of grace and strength, the For No One table, a harmonious synthesis between form and material, was selected by Galerie GARDE for the New York fair dedicated to the world of collectors and art design enthusiasts.
Since its inception in 2012, the Danish fashion label RAINS has quickly become one of the trendiest labels for weatherproof clothing. What started with a simple yet stylish raincoat has evolved into an extensive collection of rainwear, bags, and accessories.
Let’s embark on a charming Modern luxury Penthouse in the heart of New York, which embraces the city’s majesty, mixing refinement with a sense of relaxed living.
Functional technologies, minimalist design and a development process with a lot of attention to detail: Goldwin’s new fall/winter collection combines the technical sophistication of high-quality materials with a sophisticated Japanese look.
Art is everywhere in Es Racó d’Artà, a unique enclave in the Balearic Islands. Today we dedicate ourselves to a very special artist whose works can be seen and felt in different places of this extraordinary place …
Surprising, authentic, with its finger on the pulse – in the Linz boutique BLUMA, artistic ambience and stylish design meet fashionable zeitgeist. In harmony with the constantly changing aesthetics of the boutique – coordinated with the respective collections – Karin Hofecker and her daughter Mila create a unique shopping experience that conveys an inspiring attitude to life…
Just north of the bustling city center of Copenhagen, Norm Architects has carried out a full renovation of a private family home overlooking the water and a grand marina. With a focus on bringing out the house’s inherent modernist qualities and putting it on display, the home is now a calm refuge of clean lines and natural materials to retreat to in a busy everyday life.
3D printing meets Viennese modernism. The young jewelry label My Magpie reinterprets the aesthetics of Viennese Art Nouveau.
Inspired by Victorian bathroom worlds, pop art and children’s drawings: Liquid, Tom Dixon’s first bathroom collection, gives bathrooms a distinctive look – in private homes as well as hotels …
The exhibition “The 80s” at ALBERTINA MODERN presents over 160 works by artists who not only defined this decade, but whose work reaches far into the art of the 21st century …
An emblematic case history of urban resilience in the post pandemic era: the new UNA Group flagship hotel redefines the canons and aesthetic language of hospitality. Designed by Italian architecture studio Vudafieri-Saverino Partners.
Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, with warm earth tones and natural materials, OKU Ibiza provides a retreat from everyday life to reconnect with yourself …
Artist Martin Grandits is known as the “King of Irony”, and gives things like food, logos and beer garden benches a whole new meaning. We talk to him about value and being valued in life and in art.