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Hotel Le Provençal: A Riviera Icon Reimagined - France
Discover the rebirth of Hôtel Le Provençal, the legendary family-run retreat on the Giens peninsula in southern France. Redesigned by French architect Rodolphe Parente, the hotel blends 1950s Riviera charm with contemporary elegance.
House of Capricorn: Craft-Led Home Living With Portuguese Soul
House of Capricorn brings a bold, craft-led approach to home living, where colour, texture and traditional Portuguese craftsmanship shape expressive interiors. Each object is designed to feel personal, tactile and made to last — now available at Fashion Clinic Home across Portugal.
Casa Capirote: A Contemporary Ode to Seville’s Soul
Discover Casa Capirote, a serene new home and design project by studio CatetoCateto in Seville, Spain. Fusing Andalusian soul with modern restraint, the apartment brings together ceramic textures, lime mortar walls and soft curtain partitions to create a home that's both deeply rooted and radically light.
Inside Alaena Spa: A New Standard Shaping French Wellness
Alaena is reshaping the landscape of French clean beauty with a science based, design conscious approach to skincare and wellbeing. From their recent Paris spa to their pioneering treatments and roots in Biarritz, the brand continues to elevate the art of modern self care.
Limousine: Laurent Dagenais’s First Restaurant Brings Retro Glamour to Saint-Lambert
Discover Limousine, the first restaurant by chef Laurent Dagenais in Saint-Lambert, Québec. Designed by Ivy Studio, the intimate French bistro blends retro luxury with modern design, featuring a glowing amber bar, fine craftsmanship, and a cinematic dining atmosphere.
Visionary Architectural Spaces Around the World: Design That Redefines Place
From subterranean curves in Mexico to a vineyard-cross in Australia, these architectural icons around the world showcase how design can transform the way we live with nature, not just in it.