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·6. April 2020

Genesis Triple by AXEL AGRIGATO

Introducing the new Genesis Triple: With a white leather base and cremino sole, updated with contrasting back tab, tongue and lace ends. The upper draws inspiration from retro silhouettes but it is set on a modern streamlined sole to create the perfect fusion of retro and contemporary ...

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·23. March 2020

DIVINE FOOD by Die Gestalten Verlag

Israeli and Palestinian people share an outstanding and dynamic cuisine. 'Divine Food' is a visually striking collection of recipes from local markets, Arab traditions, the nomadic tribes of the desert, and the hip restaurants of Tel Aviv ...

Art & Culture

·5. March 2020

The Grand Egyptian Museum: one of the biggest cultural openings of 2020

The new Grand Egyptian Museum is 95 percent completed. The important cultural centre for ancient Egyptian history shows a collection of tens of thousands of exhibits. Many of them are on display for the first time ...

Design

·25. February 2020

D8P dining chair: sitting comfortably

Individuality of sitting – Martin Hirth revamps his D8P as a dining chair in good Bauhaus tradition ...

Magazine

·1. April 2020

JAPAN, MY LOVE // column by Helder Suffenplan

I received some incense sticks as a souvenir from our neighbour following a trip to Asia. I was eight years old at the time and they seemed infinitely precious to me. They smelt different to anything I’d encountered up until that point, and soon the whole linen cupboard where they were put smelt the same, enchanting and exotic ...

Architecture

·19. March 2020

“The Twist”, Norway: a gallery, a bridge, and a sculpture – all in one.

The Danish architecture firm BIG has a real knack for spectacular design. Its recently constructed building “The Twist”, which opened in 2019 in the Sculpture Park of the Norwegian Kistefos Museum, fascinatingly bridges the gap between art and architecture – quite literally ...

Architecture

·4. March 2020

Pritzker Architecture Prize 2020: the laureates

Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara, co-founders of Grafton Architects, have been named the 2020 laureates of the Pritzker Architecture Prize ...

Hotels

·24. February 2020

The Oitavos, Portugal: embracing the natural surrounding // LIFESTYLEHOTELS

Overlooking the protected sand dunes, the Atlantic Ocean and its surrounding beaches the five-star design hotel The Oitavos is located at the westernmost point of the Portuguese coastline ...

Fashion

·26. March 2020

Tokyo’s most renowned designers & new labels: lost in fashion

THE Stylemate took a look around the metropolis of Tokyo and showcases here several of the most renowned designers and the most exciting new labels in the Japanese capital ...

Design Magazine

·18. March 2020

Urushi: Marutomi Sake Set by f/p Design

Urushi craftsmanship has been practised in Japan for almost 6,500 years and enables high-quality utensils to be made out of wood ...

Sweden

·2. March 2020

Arctic Bath, Sweden: in arctic waters

Following up on their spectacular tree hotel, Swedish cabin hoteliers Kent and Britta Lindval have landed a new project – the new boutique hotel 'Arctic Bath' offers Nordic wellness with the opportunity to bathe in the ice-cold river Lule älv on which it swims ...

Food & Drink

·19. February 2020

RØST, Milan: new gourmet destinantion with no waste cusine

Italian traditional dishes are the protagonists at Røst, the new Milanese gourmet restaurant based on no waste cuisine with the rediscovery of poor meat cuts, forgotten foods and peculiar vegetables.

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