Design

The Chairs Everyone Knows, Even If They Don’t Know Their Names

You have seen them in apartments, hotels, films, galleries, and all over your Instagram feed. But before they became design-world shorthand, today’s most iconic chairs were experiments in materials, technology, politics, and how we actually want to sit. Here is the brief history behind eight of them. Togo Michel Ducaroy designed the Togo for Ligne […]

The Tokyo Museums Worth Planning a Day Around

Tokyo is a city where the museum is often as interesting as the art inside it. Collections hide behind bamboo paths, galleries disappear underground, and digital artworks refuse to stay within a single room. If you are trying to decide which Tokyo museums are actually worth making time for, start here. Nezu Museum In Aoyama, […]

The Hotels Set in Stone you Need to Know

Some hotels are designed around a view. Others become part of it. Across Mediterranean cliffs, ancient caves, and desert mountains, these hotels built into rock make the landscape their most important architectural element. Cap Rocat, Mallorca Once a 19th-century military fortress overlooking the Bay of Palma, Cap Rocat was restored by architect Antonio Obrador with […]

Tetetlán: The Geometry of What Is Essential

Set within the former stables of Casa Pedregal, Tetetlán brings together architecture, Mexican cuisine, yoga, books, music, and craftsmanship through a shared devotion to material, ritual, and place.

DESSERTO: MEXICAN CROPS, LUXURY ROOTS

Text by: Alejandra Castillo  Photos: Courtesy of DESSERTO The Mexican vegan leather company, co-founded by Adrián López and Marte Cázares, has crossed borders, collaborating with names ranging from Adidas to Balenciaga, Karl Lagerfeld, and Givenchy. Founded in 2019, Adriano Di Marti launched with a clear purpose: to challenge the environmental impact of the traditional leather […]