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.
A conversation with epigenetics coach Nike Schröder about the power of small routines, the future of health, and why our genes are not our destiny.
In Okinawa, where people live longer than almost anywhere else on earth, Shimei Nakaoji runs every day. At 87, he defies time – not out of duty, but pure joy for life.
Those who find themselves surrounded by greenery often feel it instinctively: this is where I belong. As the harmonious center of the color spectrum, green unites the calming power of blue with the energy of yellow. It symbolizes nature, soothes the mind, and at the same time inspires inner growth. If longevity had a color, it would likely be green.
THE Stylemate No. 03 | 2025 – “Time to Shift” explores metamorphosis and the art of shaping change – from society & design to longevity & mindful living. Print edition available now in the online shop.
An essay on Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World and its unsettling relevance today: What happens when utopia becomes reality – and how does it reflect in our contemporary society?
Longevity, biohacking, and the quiet immortality of art
What does it truly mean to live long? In the new THE Stylemate issue Endless Enough, we dive deep – from the world’s Blue Zones to biohacking and art as a vessel for immortality. A magazine for those who seek not just more years in life, but more life in their years.
Even if we live to be a hundred – a human life remains a fleeting moment. For a house that has stood for centuries, it is little more than a breath in the passage of time.
Experience how culinary joy, hospitality and mindfulness merge into pure happiness at Boutique Hotel & Chalets Bergwiesenglück in Tyrol.
Biohacking without the hype: Martin Gratzer explains why true hacks start with sleep, movement, and balance – and why the most important question is: Can you still squat down?
A simple house, the vast ocean, family and surfing – Hiroki Ryo left Tokyo behind to live Yohaku: the Japanese concept of finding beauty in empty spaces and abundance in nothingness.
The Mercado Nicolás Bravo is more than just a market in multiple ways. Designed by AIDIA STUDIO, the project is a social initiative that provides the local community with a platform to showcase their craftsmanship and skills. At the same time, it impresses as a striking piece of architecture.
