Hyman Ave, will be a welcomed respite for guests, featuring the warmth and hospitality that Sant Ambroeus is known for.

Banda, the burgeoning global design practice founded by Edo Mapelli Mozzi, unveils its latest private client project, a beautiful three-bedroom apartment in the heart of Marylebone, London W1.

Atelier L'Abri presents Maison Melba, a place of life, creation, and exchange designed in harmony with the landscape and rustic heritage of the Village of Frelighsburg, on a small Eastern Townships road leading to Vermont. 

Alain Mailland works and sculpts since 20 years rare and precious woods from the Midi of France to create fine sculptures of vegetal and marine appearances. His work is based on the beauty and characteristics of each wood.

We hope to integrate natural elements into the interior, promote the equivalence between inside and outside, merge, stimulate, and feel the power of nature and space.

McLaren Excell have completed a substantial and highly sympathetic renovation of a beautiful Victorian villa on a private road in Henley.

Exclusively using a mallet and chisel, Thaddeus Mosley reworks these salvaged pieces of timber into his signature biomorphic forms through a largely intuitive and improvisational process.

My favourite material would have to be the dichroic glass counter which gives the space a sense of alchemy and zing. It plays with light in interesting ways.

ARRCC Director Jon Case said: "Introducing the natural energy of Table Mountain in an urban environment inspired us to create an 'urban resort'.

Located on the ground floor of a luxury fashion destination, the new camilla and marc boutique elevates traditional shopping into an artful & immersive experience.

The interior palette takes inspiration from nature to define them in earthy, organic materials and shapes.

The process of extending the movement of the curved wall is also the process of anticipating our next journey.

One of the objectives of the project was to annul the interior-exterior borders, having cross ventilation and the use of thermal materials.

With a practice spanning sculpture, wall reliefs, and works on paper, Diana Al-Hadid weaves together enigmatic narratives that draw inspiration from both ancient and modern civilizations.

Our aim was to create a space not surcharged with details which could be a perfect background for expositions and at the same time be comfortable for his stay and rest during his visits to the city.