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Tommaso Riva is an Italian photographer focusing on architecture and interiors. Living between Europe and Asia, he finds his own rhythm and sense of order within different cities and spaces.

This architect, driven by boundless curiosity, has expanded his exploration into interior design, landscape design, custom furniture, and especially deep research into material craftsmanship.

A Contemporary Longhouse That Breathes with Indonesian Tradition, it appeared not as a constructed object, but as a fruit slowly ripened from the soil itself.

And at En Kyanó, by following the traces of light and stillness, one discovers, within the rugged grain of stone, corners where the soul might take shelter.

Olga Ryukina designed a forest cabin for her family, nestled among century-old spruces, secluded yet closely connected to nature.

The Mexican design studio Aagnes, has gained wide recognition for its exploration of the subtle relationship between space, objects, and perception.This year, they chose to establish their new studio in the heart of Guadalajara.

Arriving in Belgium with YINJISPACE, we delve into the fantastical world of Ben Storms, searching for impossible shapes within the gaps between metal and marble.

At the forefront of Vestigare, Luiza Giurni, a young entrepreneur who started her own business at just 20 years old, is revolutionizing the way architecture is communicated in Brazil and around the world.

An industrial relic has transformed into a symbol of creativity and resilience, as if one has stepped into another world hidden beyond the city.

In this seemingly rapidly developing world, Cedric's works remind people to slow down and pay attention to the importance of meditation and mindfulness.

When YINJISPACE entered Theodore Psychoyos' studio, it became a sensory experience, reminding us of the equal relationship between nature and humans.

The design of the hotel, from the architecture to the interior, all present a modern and simple style, Create a modern and relaxing atmosphere and a genuine Greek flavor.

This private residence is flanking a lush pine forest on one side and an expansive vineyard on the other. It is a place specially designed for contemplation, suitable for a leisurely life and blending in with the environment.

In Genk, Belgium, designer Michaël Verheyden and his wife Saartje Vereecke have transformed a mid-century residence, Ten Berken, into a shared vessel for life and creation.

This loft is at once her private residence and a stage where art and life intersect, a gentle in-between where trust and dialogue shape how art is experienced.