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ShubinDonaldson Architects carve out a beautiful villa in the Sullivan Canyon, California by rooting the home partially into its narrow hillside envelope - on the one hand, opening the north side to the panoramic views, and on the other, using interlocking geometries to fulfil programmatic needs..

With stunning textural and material interplay, striking formal exploration, and exemplary passive strategies, the Concrete House by SPAN Architects straddles many dimensions while crafting a beautiful home of personality and serenity.

The stunning Piera House in Spain by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos elaborates a nuanced layering of permeable boundaries leading to thoughtful visual porosity, all while underscoring Silvestre's starkly minimal and pristine, white-washed aesthetic. https://bit.ly/PieraHouse_FSA-IAnD

Our Chelsea Dining Table is crafted from reclaimed Chinese Elm and adds the perfect warmth and character to your dining room. The Chelsea Dining Table is paired back perfectly with our Daisy Rattan Dining Chair. She is available in two sizes for your convenience.

Rotterdam Roof Days collaborates with MVRDV to map the proto of a new sociocultural footprint - a rooftop walk that will create awareness about constructive utilisation of rooftops to combat the scarcity of space in cities and prevent the continued urbanisation of rural areas. With a lot of room for debate and across-the-board ideation, will this proto ignite a historic spark?

Serenity and contemporary bliss abound in this mini-resort-esque getaway in the heart of Chandigarh by Aann Space, where earthy materials and a distinct connect with nature shine.

Located in Munich, Serviceplan Group's House of Communication by HENN Interior is a riot of bold visual identities, a raw industrial aesthetic, quirky accent furniture pieces and thoughtful spatial configurations.

Made from a beautiful single, solid piece of saur timber, Molly is a stunning, monochrome side table with many faces. With its striking curves, use Molly to perch your drink on, as a stool or even rest your feet atop at the end of a long day.

Anya Moryoussef Architect inventively reconstructs a 112-year-old delicately proportioned, light-filled home, built on its original foundations, forming part of a vernacular - a turn-of-the-century housing typology that has almost completely disappeared from the city of Toronto.