Rather than disguising its 1980s origins, this three-story Toronto penthouse embraces them. Designed by Dvira Interiors for a creative couple in their 30s, the once-dated penthouse has been transformed into a layered sanctuary where sculptural architecture, earthy materials, and global… Read More »A Toronto Penthouse Finds New Life by Celebrating Its 1980s Roots
Bordeaux is often regarded for its 18th-century limestone grandeur and UNESCO-listed classicism, as well as its role as the gateway to one of the world’s premier wine regions. A 10-minute walk from the historic Saint-André… Read More »Marty Hotel Bordeaux Doubles as a Rotating Gallery for Local Artists
For those of us striving to make our homes more sustainable, the magnitude of the task can often seem overwhelming. Unless you’re able to live a fully off-grid lifestyle, it may feel like small design… Read More »6 Sustainable Home Furnishings for Healthy Living
Lauren Rottet already had a designer’s mindset as a child, creating structures at her home in Waco, Texas. “I did not realize it at the time, as I was only 5, but I spent most… Read More »Lauren Rottet Shares the Places, Projects, and Inspirations That Shape Her Design
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?