Discover the Doshi Retreat at Vitra Campus: a unique architectural experience blending spirituality, sound, and spatial perception.
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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.
An exhibition about body, presence, and awareness: Marina Abramović at the Albertina Modern invites visitors to explore the boundaries of human experience — between ritual, energy, and transformation.
What if we travelled not just to see new landscapes, but to discover ancient wisdom? Encountering the peoples of Angola is a quiet invitation to reconnect with our own roots – and to see the art of mindful living through different eyes.
A studio visit with Chinese abstract artist Ding Yi in Shanghai. Discover the evolution of his iconic cross motif and his latest exhibition “Cosmotechnics” in Venice.
A World Appears by Michael Pollan explores the mystery of consciousness through science and philosophy. A thoughtful book recommendation by THE Stylemate.
“Kongkee: Electronic Heart Beat” at the 21st Century Museum, Kanazawa – bridging manga, animation, history and AI in a multi-dimensional artistic vision.
Dan Buettner on the secrets of the world’s healthiest communities
The Ørestad Church in Copenhagen, designed by Henning Larsen, is a sculptural timber building and modern community hub. Built from biobased materials, the church acts as a sustainable “CO₂ bank”.
Four international projects reveal how adaptive reuse breathes new life into existing structures: from a quarry turned art center to a farmhouse reborn as a wellbeing retreat. A tribute to transformation, preservation, and mindful design.
As summer slowly fades from the Cyclades, the island of Folegandros reveals its most enchanting side. Here, where the Aegean...
Taiga Takahashi (1995–2022), a Central Saint Martins graduate and founder of T.T (formerly Taiga Takahashi), was far more than a fashion designer. He merged fashion, art, and Japanese culture into a quiet yet radical vision that extended well beyond clothing – and continues to live on today.
