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Inside the quiet, palatial walls of Design Miami Paris
A recap of the standout pieces and galleries on show in Karl Lagerfeld’s former home.
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Architectural Details: An Urban Infill by LLDS Is Breaking the Mold in Melbourne
Transforming the Victorian terrace home typology, Northcote House sets the stage for digitally fabricated design.
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Next year’s Salone del Mobile is set to be a tour de force
An ambitious new addition to Milan’s 2027 design event will expand its reach by bringing together businesses and makers from the contract sector.
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Not Too Much, Not Too Little: KASCHKASCH Brings Its Refined Essentials to America
After fifteen years designing for Europe’s biggest names, the Cologne studio makes its US debut in collaboration with Davis Furniture.
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Not Set in Stone: What Is Masonry Doing in Architecture Right Now?
From civic memory to drainage systems and AI-generated form to hand-carved surface, this enduring material is an architectural chameleon.
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Milan isn’t Italian design’s only hot spot. You’ll also find it on the sunny banks of Lake Como
It’s easy to assume that Italy’s design world is made up of Milan – and Milan alone. The city is home to the likes of Dimore Studio, as well as shiny showrooms for big-hitter brands from Cassina to B&B Italia. It’s also where the buzz around Salone del Mobile (and its accompanying Milan Design Week) […]
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Riviera renaissance: Inside the revamped, historic Monte-Carlo Beach hotel
Some of the world’s most exciting creative names, from chef Simone Zanoni to designer Simone Porte Jacquemus and architect India Mahdavi, have been adding contemporary touches to this Monegasque institution.
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Architectural Details: Snider House Bridges Past and Present
With the addition of an undulating glass façade, the heritage home reflects modern sensibilities while preserving history.
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Folded Like Paper, Built for Mountains: How Kirigami Opens and Closes With the Seasons
Sparano + Mooney's passively heated and cooled home switches from sealed winter sanctuary to fully open summer terrace at 8,800 feet.
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Architectural Details: Design at Every Scale in Heatherwick Studio’s London Olympia
Carlos Parraga Botero, who led Heatherwick Studio's project, on designing a Victorian quarter with a pedestrian street above Grade II-listed buildings.
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