Light, through the gap, the window, projecting a beautiful day. Light and dark interwoven, everything is always the same as before, looking at each other, and silent.

BAO City is not limited to a restaurant, but also presents a feast of aesthetics, culture and design to visitors, so that guests can enjoy the multiple pleasures of vision, taste and emotion.

On a quiet coastline of Denmark, this contemporary holiday home honours the low tech character of traditional beach houses, combined with the timeless architectural simplicity signature to Rotterdam-based, Dutch architect Pieter Kleinmann.

Sint-Anna is a building that combines natural materials with a modern aesthetic. Its unique location gives the house a fascinating view of the landscape, reminiscent of those medieval modern homes tucked away in the hills of Los Angeles.

Soilboy--Singapore's first immersive retail experience for a ‘sustainable home and lifestyle brand’ opens here.

Arkoslight is a premium brand in the field of technical and architectural lighting, with a reputation for excellence in craftsmanship, innovative lighting designs and unique interpretations of light.

The silence of the design and the materials defining the architecture of the residence, from the white concrete walls to the wood covering the living room floor and extending to the balcony deck, echoed a blank canvas for the new furniture and the residents' art collection.

Duplex apartment of 60m² designed by Hauvette & Madani, which was located on the top floor of a small typical building, close to Arts et Métiers.

The aesthetic texture of the home always shows its restrained and unique charm in the daily details. May wish to slow down the pace of life, carefully pay attention to the hidden expression of furniture objects.

This project consists in a 160m2 duplex apartment, located on the top floor of a building on Lauriston street, near Trocadéro in Paris.

The apartment is situated in the prestigious Prime Park Residential Complex on the 16th floor, in the heart of Moscow.

With a limited array of colors, tactility of the materials and through careful detailing, the interior architect has conceived a relaxing resting interior that encapsulated the essence of living.

The Shop Downstairs is a playful and tongue-in-cheek reference to the essential commercial hubs that energize Singapore's public housing communities.

Object sorrow is not pessimistic to scrutinize the beauty, but to report the permission to everything, holding a bouquet of lotus flowers in the clumsy mud.

Because of its "empty" space has the use value, goods can be placed, people can live. And space really begins to exist because of "space".