At House of Santal in New York, Roopantara explores how South Asian designers transform inherited craft through materials, techniques and contemporary forms.
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Oatly’s new Gjuteriet headquarters in Malmö combines industrial heritage, timber architecture, urban mining and reused building materials.
Can tourism become part of the solution? OLM Nature Escape in South Tyrol has been awarded the Alps Future Award 2026, proving that regenerative tourism, renewable energy and regional responsibility can shape a new future for Alpine hospitality.
Mammut’s “Take a Hike” campaign uses AI to identify toxic online behavior and encourage people to reconnect with nature. A compelling story about mindful living, mental wellbeing, and the healing power of the mountains.
COLLECTIBLE moves to the Upper East Side on November 6–8, 2026, bringing contemporary design, corporate fantasies and fashion into a former cinema.
The Wendy House by Earthscape Studio in Kerala combines sustainable architecture, local materials and traditional building techniques with playful design.
The Horizon House on Syros demonstrates how regenerative architecture goes beyond sustainability. Discover an innovative home by ONUS Architecture Studio that reconnects design, nature and autonomy.
Wendelstrand near Gothenburg is a visionary wooden town designed by Snøhetta, combining sustainable architecture, green urban planning, and a self-sufficient lifestyle in a former quarry.
Cara Delevingne fronts the ARMEDANGELS “Never the Expected” DETOXDENIM campaign featuring SaXcell®, selvedge denim and new silhouettes.
Designed by ELE Interior, Villa Esencia in Dubai combines contemporary architecture, Arabian heritage, biophilic design and natural materials to create a calm oasis in Al Barari.
The Bridge House by Wallmakers in India combines organic architecture, sustainable materials, and innovative engineering into a habitable sculpture suspended above a ravine.
In the northeast of Mallorca lies a place that feels less built than listened into being. Es Racó d’Artà is not a hotel in the conventional sense. It is a conversation between stone and wind, between line and light.
