John Hardy Boutique is a powerful blend between modern design and heritage craftsmanship that elevates John Hardy's jewelry collection displayed under the bamboo structure.

Founded in 2016 by Andrea Colli and Viviane Ferreira, the brand views its jewelry as extensions of the body, transcending mere aesthetics to offer a sensitive perspective.

Designed by the award-winning studio OPEN Architecture, Sun Tower is a striking newcultural venue in Yeda Development Zone in Yantai, China.

The interplay between the historical exterior and the luxurious interior design creates a narrative that invites guests to explore the beauty of the past and the comforts of the present.

Lambs & Lions was invited by owner Thomas Heyne to collaborate with them again on the design of the new B&B hotel ‘En Kyanó’.

The small building, the Tea House at Taifong Golf Course is a pit stop for a rest and a snack.

The house, hidden in the forest, blends in with its lush surroundings, perfectly demonstrating the client's desire for a sustainable living experience, as well as Bada Studio's respect for the client's vision and deep understanding of the site's environment.

The earth-like ground form, fitted with its layer of weathered steel, is a nod to the geology of the Las Vegas Valley and Red Rock Canyon beyond.

Immersed in the Sierra del Tigre, in the state of Jalisco, Mexico, within a large property of over 170,000 square meters, a stone foundation, native to the site, is strategically placed.

Telugu Medium, through its exploration of indigenous materials and vernacular design, is a collision of worlds, creating an experience that goes beyond visual aesthetics.

Las Rocas is a complex of four houses in the northern part of Valle de Bravo known as La Peña, an elevated terrain of outcrops and endemic vegetation.

Can Trece is a property with two buildings on the same plot and views towards an adjoining pine forest.

Erskine Street Residence in South Melbourne, designed by Andrew Piva and Duncan McLeary of B.E Architecture, is a sanctuary of balanced form and tactile materiality.

Wood, concrete and a thatched roof. Only three materials that intertwine and reinforce each other. In this home, a tightly directed mix of materials flirts with calm and warmth.

Large stone structures were paired with cobblestone flooring to highlight the elegance of raw, earthy textures. This harmonious blend of materials and lighting fosters an atmosphere of tranquility and sophistication throughout the home, embodying Studio 11:11's refined design ethos.