Between the Plinth and the Flood
SOURCE MATERIAL Marina Tabassum has spent two decades building for a landscape that refuses to hold still. Her two Aga Khan Award projects argue that permanence and portability are not opposites. BAIT UR ROUF MOSQUE, DHAKA, BANGLADESH. MARINA TABASSUM ARCHITECTS, 2012. PHOTO RAJESH VORA © AGA KHAN TRUST FOR CULTURE. I. THE OBSERVATION […]
Minimalist Organization
SPRING 2026 Intentional systems that transform homes and daily routines. In the most refined homes, minimalism is not about absence, it is about precision. A minimalist approach to organization is the conscious decision to surround oneself only with what adds value, beauty, and purpose to daily life. True minimalist organization begins with intention. […]
Setting the Scene
SPRING 2026 Before choosing where to publish a new project, there is a quieter and often overlooked question worth asking: how are the images that represent your work being cared for? In today’s design-driven market, photography is no longer a final record of a space. It has become one of the most decisive […]
The Language of Wood
SPRING 2026 For Tatiana Quintal, the opening of Elo Home by IP represents more than a new address. It expresses a long-developed vision where wood takes the lead, shaping floors, walls, and panels into a cohesive design language. Founded with the ambition of placing Brazilian wood craftsmanship at the center of architectural expression, […]
Intimate Gathering with Mubina Kara Design
SPRING 2026 Elevating moments of connection through design was the guiding principle behind the project by Mubina Kara Design. A sense of fluidity, paired with thoughtfully selected pieces, shapes an environment that feels intimate and naturally attuned to gathering. At the heart of the home, this seating area sets the tone for how […]
Poetry in Glass
SPRING 2026 A well-designed project does not end with the architecture. It is completed in the details. Accessories are the final layer that brings intention, balance, and personality to a space. This is where the client’s taste and references truly appear. The designer’s role is to complement, not compete, selecting pieces that add […]
Feels Like Home
SPRING 2026 Through thoughtful furniture curation and intentional design choices, architect Cibelle Targino transformed this Winter Park home by Invisto into an elevated living experience for prospective buyers. Warm wood tones and cozy, design-forward pieces sourced from Sierra Orlando create an effortlessly welcoming atmosphere that invites you to stay. The art of staging […]
Bold Harmony
SPRING 2026 Reintroducing soul into this classic New Jersey brownstone was the driving force behind this project by Dwello Design, led by designer Anastasia Lewis. The resulting atmosphere feels sophisticated yet unpretentious, shaped by thoughtful art curation, custom-made elements, and a confident interplay of texture and pattern, where the resident’s bold personality aligns […]
Modular Permanence
SPRING 2026 The Zuri Collection embodies balance between aesthetics, functionality, and genuine comfort. Especially in outdoor spaces, where design must respond to climate, durability, and lifestyle. As a curator and designer, I seek pieces that transcend trends and endure through time, use, and the experiences they create. The name Zuri, of African origin, […]
The Beauty of Occasion
SPRING 2026 The Sensorial team approaches table setting as spatial storytelling, orchestrating ceramics, floral arrangements, glassware, and custom linens into scenes that celebrate presence, detail, and the art of receiving beautifully. Garden roses, carnations, and anthuriums take center stage in Sensorial’s breathtaking vision for Home&Decor’s spring edition. Their refined sensibility unfolds through color, […]