Text by Nina Prehofer Très chic, this design by Pool from Paris is already a classic. Léa Padovani and Sébastien...
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More than 62,000 visitors were delighted by the many facets of human craftsmanship at 16 exhibition sites. There will be another instalment in 2020. “Homo Faber” – man the maker – is one of the most famous novels in literary history, written by the Swiss author Max Frisch. Human creation was also at the centre of the major exhibition “Homo Faber”, which took place in the second half of September 2018 in the picturesque Fondazione Giorgio Cini in Venice [...]
A residence that embraces the terrain – the Aimasia Residence by A31 Architecture above Elia Beach on Mykonos merges Greek building tradition with contemporary design.
Discover Franck Genser’s Lune Wall Sconce – a poetic alabaster wall lamp inspired by the phases of the moon. Ideal for creating a mindful and atmospheric interior.
Stephan Vary runs the architecture and design studio “Labvert” in Vienna. Travel is his main source of inspiration ...
Two places, one vision: With Hotel Heureka in Venice and the ATOMOS Clinic in Vienna, Angela, Florian and Christoph Valach transform forgotten spaces into living places of soul, design and optimism.
Das Stiegenhaus ist ein Raum, der oft vergessen wird, dient er doch meist nur einem Zweck: das Oben mit dem Unten zu verbinden. Nicht so im Boutiquehotel stieg’nhaus in Mühlbach am Hochkönig.
Mark Manders’s Mindstudy at Museum Voorlinden (from September 20) features over eighty works that hover between sculpture, space, and memory – a quietly profound art experience.
by Bipède. Sold in the form of a sphere in white, silver or black, this luminaire, which can either be...
A portrait of Austrian architect and designer Martin Mostböck, whose work bridges architecture, interior, and furniture design. From the precision of the Konstantin Chair to the sculptural elegance of Mezzasferas, his approach unites clarity, material sensitivity, and timeless form – design with substance and purpose.
Louis Vuitton unveils the Spring-Summer 2026 collection at the Musée du Louvre, reinterpreting intimacy as an Art de Vivre. A poetic celebration of individuality, stylistic freedom, and the ultimate luxury of dressing for oneself.
Modern travelers seek more than stylish rooms and gourmet cuisine. They desire transformative experiences—journeys that awaken the senses, nurture the...
