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·15. January 2021

HERING BERLIN * POTT: 4 exclusive product bundles

Stefanie Hering, porcelain designer and founder of the Hering Berlin manufactory, and Wilhelm Seibel, owner and managing director of the legendary Pott cutlery manufactory, have known and appreciated each other since 1995. Now the idea of a cooperation has become reality ...

Art & Culture

·31. July 2020

AMOS REX art museum, Helsinki: underground, overground

Play area and social meeting place on top, cultural institution down below: Helsinki’s Amos Rex art museum is an extraordinary building that has scooped up multiple architectural awards ...

Food & Drink

·7. July 2020

MOYA Restaurant, Italy: new spaces for the food experience by Maurizio Lai

Strings of light, sculptural fluidity and boreal shades: a new degree of experience for Moya restaurant. The Italian architect Maurizio Lai redesigns a fusion cuisine restaurant in the North of Italy with bright installations, bold signs and abstract geometries ...

Design

·15. May 2020

F.U.L.L. Bar, Kiev: minimalist design & extraordinary drinks

The F.U.L.L. Bar in Kiev scores not only with the minimalist design and interior of the Ukrainian studio Slava Balbek. The drinks served there are also quite extraordinary ...

Art & Culture

·19. November 2020

THE HEART OF THINGS // column by Helder Suffenplan

Although we live in a materialistic world, “things” have a surprisingly bad reputation: they are seen as dead and soulless, and inferior to the organic world of plants, animals and humans in every respect. Anyone devoting themselves too enthusiastically to “things” is quickly suspected of being superficial. You might find that somewhat hypocritical considering we all invest a lot of energy in the quest for beautiful and valuable things, and in order to buy them we have to earn that thing called money...

Design

·28. July 2020

Anastasija Lesjak: a touch of soul by 13&9

Anastasija Lesjak from 13&9 has achieved international success with her philosophy of giving inanimate objects a soul. Through her designs, she bridges the gap between science and use in practice, and offers new narratives and experiences ...

Art & Culture

·24. June 2020

im Kinsky summer auction: art for experts and enthusiasts // Auction House im Kinsky

From old master’s paintings, antiques and design objects to contemporary art: the im Kinsky summer auction is offering highlights for every taste ...

Hotels

·12. May 2020

Das Kaltenbach, Tyrol: the ultimate day-dream // LIFESTYLEHOTELS

Stephan Haas spent more than two decades working in senior management at a bank before leaving it all behind and becoming a hotel owner ...

Hotels

·15. October 2020

The Lindis Lodge, Ahuriri Valley/New Zealand: creative wilfulness

Creative wilfulness. This is probably the best way to describe Architecture Workshop's approach to the wondrous Lindis Lodge in New Zealand ...

Art & Culture Magazine

·27. July 2020

CONSTANT NEW BEGINNINGS // column by Helder Suffenplan

Taking inspiration from this quote by Hermann Hesse, I want to see every single moment as a new beginning, as the start of a new story with a happy ending. But in tough times – like during a pandemic – I admit that it’s not always easy to maintain this state of constant joyful anticipation ...

Architecture

·22. May 2020

Bloombergs European headquarters: the worlds most sustainable office building?

Michael Bloomberg has launched a bid to dislodge Donald Trump from the White House. But that’s not all. Ever since the construction of his European headquarters, Bloomberg has taken to calling himself the “world’s most ecological developer” ...

Art & Culture

·17. April 2020

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui & Woodkid – I Will Fall For You

The film displays a duet between Drew Jacoby and Matt Foley of Royal Ballet Flanders, based on Cherkaoui’s 2015 original ballet creation ‘Fall’ ...

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