Gordon Baldwin, born in1932 in Lincoln, England, is one of the world's most distinguished ceramic artists. His early work featured functional stoneware vessels and tin-glazed earthenware, and often reflected his fascination with landscape.

Within the mysterious “Future Relic,” each person explores the open narrative experience hidden behind their desires, symbolizing the undefined nature and unique soul of the TMS brand, thus embarking on a script-like adventurous journey.

The home celebrates its heritage with existing period details that have been restored while giving the building a fresh lease on life with the addition of contemporary furniture and a new layer to the design.

The interior designer decided to use one bedroom as a primary ensuite, another one as a guest bedroom and the third one as a home office.

Bram Vanderbeke explores and transforms the possible interactions between an object, its architectural environment and its user, further challenged by raw materiality, form and functionality.

The interior’s overall palette combines crisp white marble and textured neutral wallcoverings.

In this creative and harmonious environment, Yoyo Balague gives soul and personality to her work. Her work is unique, full of meaning, and the spirit plays a leading role in it.

Three generations of the same family in the world, both happiness and longevity enjoy leisure; The children are happy and the family is happy.

Mircea Anghel, born in Romania in 1986, is an internationally renowned artist and designer based in Portugal.

Wander Out, situated in the Shenzhen Upper Town of Shenye, redefines urban living by embracing a fresh approach that reconnects with the natural world.

Black steel, gray and reddish tones and an atmosphere of serenity and stillness define the new offices of Balzar Arquitectos in Valencia.

The space is organized in a simple and straightforward manner through uniform strokes, providing easy comprehension and aiming to emphasize the content as the protagonist.

This charming early 20th-century townhouse on the Spanish island of Mallorca is poised to welcome its new owners thanks to Durietz Design & Development. The interiors feature a mix of custom-designed furniture, curated designer furniture and well-sought-out antiquities.

Everything else is a play of levels in the spatial sequences of the house: you enter through a raised slab between two walls, and then you access the living room, still supported by this slab.

The designer tries to break away from the constraints of the present world, starting from the viewpoint of the universe, breaking the track of time and space, and establishing an unimaginable "multiverse" in the midst of chaos.