Historically, residential backup power has been defined by bulky, industrial hardware—unwieldy generators and oversized batteries relegated to the utility room or basement out of aesthetic necessity. Jackery, a California-based home energy company, is changing this… Read More »Jackery’s FridgeGuard Makes Backup Power Kitchen-Friendly
Located in Barcelona’s Turó Park neighborhood, this 635-square-foot apartment by SIGLA Studio challenges one of the most deeply ingrained conventions of domestic architecture: the idea that certain functions must remain hidden. While kitchens have gradually… Read More »What If the Bathroom Was the Center of the Home?
MB&F, one of independent watchmaking’s most inventive brands, celebrated a major milestone earlier this month with the opening of the first-ever MB&F Lounge in New York City. The concept space blends business operations with a… Read More »MB&F Has a New Home in Manhattan—and a New Watch to Mark the Occasion
Leslie Rivers didn’t set out to start her own modern African home decor and art brand. But when the founder and curator went looking for high-quality pieces available locally and came up short, she decided… Read More »This Sculptural Vase Reimagines the Bantu Knot in Glass
Thoughtfully placed light can transform a space. It can soften architectural edges, draw attention to texture, create intimate corners within open floor plans, and subtly signal the transition from a productive morning to a quiet… Read More »The Art of Layered Lighting: How Gemma Goldsmith Shapes a Home With Light
Moving from a large villa into a 1300-square-foot apartment might seem like a loss, but this apartment in Stavanger, Norway, designed by interior architect Gudbjørg Simonsen for a couple in their early 50s, treats the… Read More »A Norwegian Apartment That Treats Downsizing as a Design Opportunity