Always poetic in her creations, Jeanne Sarah Bellaiche's works are fascinating, expressive and delicate ceramic sculptures of women in motion.

Xishan House, built facing the lake and enjoying the beautiful scenery, the lake light and water colors come to the face, the breeze and the moon are always accompanied, full of poetic and picturesque.

We were approached by our client with the ambition to create a one and only space that would inherit TRUNK's DNA, while being located right in front of Tokyo's iconic Yoyogi Park. With professional creators from Japan and abroad as the target audience, we began to develop a hotel for the neighborhood that would allow city dwellers to enjoy the space as well.

Taking inspiration from Greek and Mediterranean influences, 123 House embraces a strong connection to place.

In order to highlight the spirit of craftsmanship, the ground floor has also been carefully carved.

As the fiber flows from, weaves into, or frames the ceramic, it distorts the functionality but becomes a meaningful component as plate and cloth merge.

Rich and nurturing tones are balanced with moments of surprising colour in subtle dosages, in a deliberate intention to create deep escapism and carefree attitude.

This new HQ for property group Riverlee is richly styled using vibrant stone, a walnut timber veneer and luxurious furnishings at every turn.

Wujia Village reception center is a rural tourism project initiated by Zhujiayu Huahai Cultural Tourism Development Company of Zhangqiu City, Shandong Province.

A good house should be a dual residence of body and soul.

Born in 1982, Haejin Lee is a ceramic artist based in Seoul, South Korea. Focusing primarily on the human body, Haejin Lee sculpts heads and feet that look almost complete, but with ribbon-like lines at the top of each piece.

Jakub Kubica’s artistic practice spans sculpture, visual and sound performances, and minimal furniture design.

Carlos Cabo masters in clay art and he creates figure sculptures out of clay that reinterpret the human anatomy and forms of sea creatures in an abstract way.

The materiality of the project is designed in relation to the landscape, with a concrete base in contact and coherence with a mineral and rocky ground, and a second layer with a corten steel skin in relation to the colors of the vineyard in autumn and winter.

An extension is carried out that is totally respectful of the environment and the house, unifying the main roof and creating a large hole in the facade facing the courtyard of the house.