Staying True: Danielle Arps
Danielle Arps is the interior designer of choice for New York City's thriving start-ups.
22/01/2017
All Stories
Logic Design: Jason Beckley
We speak with Jason Beckley on how working for big brands has fine-tuned his eye for products.
20/01/2017
A Life in Grayscale: Gunnar Smoliansky
More than 65 years after he started taking photographs, Gunnar Smoliansky continues to make intricate studies in grandiose minimalism.
19/01/2017
Eating in Paris with Tatiana & Katia Levha
Sisters and owners of the Parisian bistro Le Servan, Tatiana and Katia Levha share their favorite spots for eating out in the French capital.
16/01/2017
Breaking From Convention: Fernand Léger
A significant piece of experimental filmmaking, Ballet Mécanique takes the viewer into a realm that transcends the rigid pattern of rational thought.
14/01/2017
Passage Interdit: Gesamtkunstwerk
Gesamtkunstwerk—the concept that a total work of art is greater than its parts—influenced contemporary art and architecture through the 20th century.
12/01/2017
The City Beautiful
Serving as an homage to Le Corbusier's belief in the skillful play of volumes, a new book depicts the Indian city of Chandigarh.
08/01/2017
The Brave New World of Lyubov Popova
The artistic practice of Lyubov Popova and the Russian VKhUTEMAS movement strove to shape the environment around them to help build a brave new world.
03/01/2017
High Desert: Kenesha Sneed
Kenesha Sneed makes ceramics in her home studio that celebrate all things good about the Southern California life.
02/01/2017
Different Approaches: Tomás Alonso
Spanish designer Tomás Alonso makes time for both the big and the smaller projects, fascinated by different design constraints.
17/12/2016
Home Tour: Cleo and McShane Murnane
Cleo and McShane Murnane invite us high above Los Angeles and into their hilltop home.
15/12/2016
Need Supply
Need Supply Co.’s Tokyo store is a celebration of their stylish brand of minimalism, both local and global.
09/12/2016
The Ones That Got Away
Andreas Murkudis, vendor of fine wares, reflects on objects of beauty that resisted capture.
07/12/2016
Figure at Work
Okiie Hashimoto is one of the giants of Japanese woodcut printmaking. His prints are quintessentially Japanese, but showcase his global influences.
06/12/2016
An Appreciation of Pierre Jeanneret
Kalle Gustafsson’s collection of Pierre Jeanneret’s furniture brings the designer out of the shadow of his famous collaborator, Le Corbusier.
04/12/2016
Rosie Lowe
London-based singer Rosie Lowe talks to us about creative recharging, the power of songwriting and the vulnerability inherent in live performance.
30/11/2016
Making Everywhere Home: Wafia Al-Rikabi
Born of Arab and Dutch parents and now based in Australia, singer Wafia Al-Rikabi spent much of her life moving across countries.
27/11/2016
From Architect to Chef: Elizabeth Allen
London-based chef Elizabeth Allen learned early on that good food brings people together.
26/11/2016
Brother Seeing Eye: André Kertész
“We all owe something to Kertész,” photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson once said.
24/11/2016
The Resurrection of Cold Architecture
Having fallen out of favor by the end of the last century, brutalist architecture is back with a vengeance.
21/11/2016
Bloom and Branch
Based in the Tokyo neighborhood of Aoyama, Bloom and Branch fuses contemporary designs from across the globe with its distinct Japanese sensibilities.
20/11/2016
Norse Store Women
Enter the restorative space of Norse Store Women to find a finely curated selection of wares from across the world.
17/11/2016
The Kinfolk Home: Miquel Alzueta and África Posse
Delve inside a home located at the foot of Mt. Tibidabo, Spain.
15/11/2016
Home Tour: George Suyama
As part of a new home tour series, produced in partnership with Sonos and West Elm, architect George Suyama invites us into his woodland refuge.
11/11/2016
Close to Nature: A Home in Santa Catarina
The weekend home of Emmanuel Picault and Ludwig Godefroy is a mid-century modernist bungalow overlooking tree-clad mountains.
08/11/2016
Painter, sculptor, choreographer: The legacy of Oskar Schlemmer
As a new exhibition celebrates German artist and choreographer Oskar Schlemmer, we explore his impact on contemporary culture.
07/11/2016
Personality Tests: A Brief History
From warfare to psych wards to the workplace, Harriet Fitch Little uncovers our long-standing fascination with personality tests.
27/10/2016