Image courtesy of Eureka Ergonomic Along the arm of a long, low modular sofa, warm-grained walnut meets tobacco-toned leather at a clean, visible seam. The detail distills the thinking behind the Arundel Collection by Eureka… Read More »Walnut and Leather Meet at the Seams of Eureka Ergonomic’s Arundel Collection
Fragments of mirrored glass split, gather light, then come together as a new whole. In the storied rooms of Toronto’s Spadina Museum, an 1866 mansion, interdisciplinary artist Ry Van Der Hout’s sculptures catch light and… Read More »Ry Van Der Hout Reassembles Memory in ‘In Broken Light’
When talking about luxury fashion, there are certain conventions that consumers have come to expect: sumptuous materials, opulent detailing, and conceptual—if not impractical—design. Fortunately, Freitag designer Anne Bachmann doesn’t dabble in conventions. Photography courtesy of… Read More »Freitag Turns Used Truck Tarps Into a New Kind of Luxury
Veronica Mishaan grew up with a love of design. Sure, it helps that her mother, Susana Mishaan de Millán, was also a successful designer in Bogotá and Cartagena, Colombia. She credits her mother with her… Read More »Friday Five with Veronica Mishaan: Inside the Making of a Bogotá Penthouse
For yacht owners arriving in a Mediterranean port, finding a way to explore the surrounding town presents a different sort of transportation challenge. Zipping around on a Vespa might sound charming, but not everyone is… Read More »Garage Italia Gives the Fiat 500 an Electric Makeover
The kitchen in Josephine Yaa Akuamoa’s new home on Copenhagen’s Paper Island spent its first five years in a workspace. Danish kitchen design company Garde Hvalsøe created it for Akuamoa’s studio, File Under Pop, before moving… Read More »A 5-Year-Old Kitchen Finds a New Home on Copenhagen’s Paper Island