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03/06/2026

Designed by Ubald Klug in 1973, the Terrazza Sofa was inspired by natural rock formations and mountain landscapes. Its layered shape was meant to blur the line between furniture, sculpture and architecture and decades later, it still feels radically modern. Design & visuals

02/06/2026

Athena Calderone’s newly renovated Hamptons home is a perfect example of organic modern interior design blended with timeless coastal aesthetics. Featuring Calacatta Monet marble, textured plaster walls, vintage furniture, warm wood finishes, and layered neutral tones, the space captures the essence of quiet luxury and contemporary beach house living. From the refined kitchen design to the serene living spaces, every detail reflects a balance between natural materials, curated decor, and lived-in elegance. This Hamptons house renovation embraces imperfection, patina, and craftsmanship, creating interiors that feel both elevated and deeply personal.

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01/06/2026

In San Francisco, David Thulstrup reimagines a historic residence through a dialogue between Scandinavian minimalism and East Asian philosophy. Defined by clarity, craftsmanship, and a restrained material palette, the project unfolds as a sequence of calm, light-filled spaces shaped by oak, limestone, and subtle tonal variation. A continuous circular staircase anchors the home, while curated antiques and Danish design icons coexist with bespoke elements, creating a quiet balance between heritage and contemporaneity. Rooted in principles of flow and harmony, the house becomes not just a place to live, but an environment attuned to rhythm, energy, and stillness.

29/05/2026

Following the loss of their home in the Palisades fire, Maeve Reilly and Zach Quittman began again with a blank slate. Designed by Sarah Solis, the new residence in Calabasas is shaped through layers of material, texture, and time, where vintage pieces and custom elements come together to create a space that feels deeply personal and lived-in. White oak, lime wash, and natural stone form a warm, grounded palette, while carefully curated furnishings introduce a sense of history and continuity. Rather than a fresh start defined by newness, the home unfolds as a quiet reconstruction of identity, where small details carry emotion and meaning.

21/05/2026

Verner Panton changed the way we see design, bringing bold shapes, new materials, and a futuristic vision that still feels fresh today. From the iconic Panton Chair to the sculptural Panthella Lamp, the playful FUN pendant, and the elegant 123 Armchair, each piece is a true expression of creativity and innovation. Designed to stand out, yet effortlessly adaptable across different spaces.

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19/05/2026

Designed in 1969 by the visionary Verner Panton, the Cloverleaf Sofa is more than a seating piece, it’s a sculptural statement. With its bold, organic curves and modular design, it invites interaction from every angle, encouraging conversation and redefining how we experience space. Originally conceived as a response to more rigid, traditional seating layouts, the Cloverleaf broke conventions by allowing people to sit facing different directions at once, something that still feels refreshingly modern today. Its fluid form and playful geometry embody Panton’s experimental spirit and his passion for pushing the boundaries of design. Beyond its iconic aesthetic, what truly sets the Cloverleaf apart is its versatility. Whether placed in a vibrant indoor setting or adapted for outdoor environments, it seamlessly transforms spaces into dynamic, social landscapes. From hospitality projects to creative workspaces and contemporary homes, it proves that great design is not only timeless but also adaptable. A true design icon that continues to inspire.

18/05/2026

Verner Panton would have turned 100 this year, marking a century since the birth of one of the most visionary figures in modern design. Born in Denmark in 1926, Panton became a leading voice of 20th-century design, known for his innovative use of color, unconventional materials, and futuristic forms. His work challenged traditional aesthetics and redefined the relationship between furniture, space, and experience. From the iconic Panton Chair to immersive interior environments, his creations reflected a bold and experimental approach that continues to influence contemporary design. A hundred years on, Verner Panton’s legacy remains a reference point for creativity, originality, and forward-thinking design.

15/05/2026

Set within the forested landscape of Vaniköy, this Istanbul residence by Erdem Hamza unfolds as a study in material, light, and lived experience. Rejecting digital renderings, the architect shaped the home through observation and trial, allowing sunlight, texture, and context to guide each decision. Walnut, marble, and richly layered surfaces define interiors where curves replace rigid geometry, creating a continuous spatial flow. Expansive glazing dissolves the boundary between house, garden, and Bosphorus beyond, while glass, wood, and handcrafted details maintain a quiet dialogue between nature and design. More than a composition of spaces, the project reflects a way of living, where architecture evolves with its inhabitants and remains in constant motion.

13/05/2026

“Jardim Chelsea” by André Mellone reimagines the urban apartment as a serene retreat, where Brazilian sensibility meets the elegance of New York living. Natural materials, soft tones, and carefully curated pieces create a layered, intimate atmosphere that feels both sophisticated and deeply personal. Balancing art, design, and comfort, the project unfolds as a quiet dialogue between indoors and nature, bringing warmth and texture into the heart of the city.

12/05/2026

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