Pennyroyal Tea in Chennai by Multitude of Sins is a remarkable private residence that celebrates Indian craftsmanship, sustainable architecture, bespoke interiors and cultural storytelling.
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‘Miiro’ is a quiet imperative, rooted in the Latin idea of admiration, where the double ‘ii’ underscores a deliberate pause. This ethos resonates not only within the boutique hotel Palais Rudolf itself, but also in the story of its making—brought to life by general contractor Voglauer of Abtenau.
ETRO Residences Phuket blend Italian design heritage with tropical nature, redefining luxury branded living through craftsmanship, serenity and timeless elegance.
Hotel Son Ermità on Menorca transforms a historic finca into a refined boutique sanctuary. A part of the Vestige Collection, it invites guests into nature, calm and meaningful luxury.
Paper Moon Porto Cervo marks the latest opening of the renowned Milan-born restaurant brand. Discover how Unopiù's Igea Collection transforms the outdoor dining experience on Sardinia's Costa Smeralda.
Apart from the breathtaking view, it is above all the signature of two women that defines the Küglerhof: Karoline Dilitz and her mother Edith have given the South Tyrolean boutique hotel a soul through their refined sensibility, personality, and charm.
The Hoxton Hotels redefine urban hospitality: rooted in neighbourhoods, inspired by local culture and design, and envisioned as social hubs where guests and locals connect.
Some of the most remarkable projects are born from friendship – and in the world of interior design, the same...
Mo.1950 presents Architecture of Continuity at Milan Design Week 2026—an immersive living concept blending architecture, design, and material into one cohesive experience.
Casa Polanco in Mexico City combines the elegance of a restored 1940s villa with contemporary Mexican art and design. Located in Polanco, the boutique hotel offers an intimate “living gallery” experience with just 19 rooms.
A former Aldi supermarket on Denmark’s North Sea coast is transformed into the Museum for Papirkunst by Bjarke Ingels Group – a sustainable landmark celebrating paper art, design, and adaptive reuse architecture.
The Frame House in the Algarve, designed by Pedro Domingos Arquitectos, polarises opinion like few other buildings. It is about as brutalist as a residential building can get. And so the power of the project lies not only in its unadulterated style, but also in sparking discourse about architecture.
