Acoustic treatments can make or break a space. Wall tiles that don’t integrate with an interior can be visually jarring, while skipping them altogether can leave a room loud and uncomfortable. But what if an… Read More »Spinneybeck Turns Eelgrass Offcuts Into Modular Acoustic Wall Tiles
Reimagining shipping containers as homes, studios, or pop-ups certainly isn’t new, but Milan-based architecture and design studio m2atelier took a more novel approach. The Crafted Capsule, an experiential installation housed with a shipping container is… Read More »Inside m2atelier’s Crafted Capsule at Genova Design Week
Fashion and film have long borrowed from one another, but architecture is increasingly joining that conversation. For Madrid-based studio El Departamento, the launch of Lady Pipa’s new flagship store offered an opportunity to blur those… Read More »El Departamento Channels David Lynch in Lady Pipa’s Madrid Flagship
During design festivals, installations and pop-ups are not an uncommon sight. Milan Design Week 2026 saw the rise of giant inflatable structures, luxury fashion houses hosted legacy design brands, exclusive collabs bridged industries, and more.… Read More »A Chylak Lace Installation That Weaves Together Cultural History and Heritage Craft
Six decades after Geoffrey Kent led Abercrombie & Kent’s first clients into the plains below Kilimanjaro, the company has returned to build a permanent lodge. Kitirua Plains Lodge, designed by Luxury Frontiers for A&K Sanctuary,… Read More »Luxury Frontiers Designs a Lodge That Belongs to Its Landscape
The 1970s spawned both conversation pits and Brutalist architecture—and in a central district of Milan, Nick Maltese and Federico Pagetti of Nick Maltese Studio have allowed them both to co-exist, in a nearly achromatic, four-story… Read More »A Brutalist Home Becomes a Canvas for a Milanese Art Collector