In Sadovye, a 130-square-meter home designed for a woman and her daughter, St. Petersburg interior design firm Antwe began with one decisive gesture: to create “an object within a space.” At the center of the… Read More »This Eclectic Apartment by Antwe Celebrates Storage
‘Caffè’ in Italian. ‘Kaffe’ in Swedish. Across seemingly contrasting cultures, the word for ‘coffee’ carries the weight of ritual, social connection, and daily pleasure. In Stockholm, Nespresso’s Vertuo World pop-up found its footing between these… Read More »Italian and Scandinavian Coffee Culture Coalesce in the Nespresso Vertuo World Pop-Up
Jasmin Reese was born into a military family, and throughout her childhood she moved frequently. She lived in an array of residences from converted factories to vineyard homes, and was constantly adapting to new environments.… Read More »Jasmin Reese on Her Cat, a Hercules Ring, the Driving Range + More
The similarities between Japan and Greece might not seem that obvious, but if there is a design studio able to cohere myriad cues from these hard-to-pin-down, ancient, and not simply defined cultures, it is Toronto-… Read More »Japanese and Greek Influences Collide at Athen’s New Onuki Restaurant
As our modern world becomes less and less tactile in favor of a larger, omnipresent digital expanse, the design community has a duty to respond to the changing tides. Celebrating certain reflections of reality, Misewell… Read More »Misewell Finds Warmth, Texture, and Presence in New Lighting Forms
I walked past Kawai Kanjirō’s house and studio twice before I found the door I was looking for. Located on a quiet side street in Kyoto, the unassuming museum dedicated to the life and work… Read More »The Craft of Kawai Kanjira: Locating Truth and Beauty in Japanese Folk Pottery