Inspirations

Now on view at Friedman Benda in New York through August 9, Formation marks the long-awaited U.S. solo debut of Formafantasma, the acclaimed Italian design duo Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin. Known for their research-driven practice and poetic take on materials

In a world that moves ever faster, where convenience often comes at the cost of connection, Vetsak is inviting us to slow down. To pause. To breathe. Born in the creative heart of Woodstock, Cape Town, this bold, design-led furniture brand has grown far beyond its humble beanbag origins. Today, with a global presence and a loyal following in over 35 countries, Vetsak continues to shape a quiet revolution

In the heart of Riyadh, a new fragrance boutique is quietly rewriting the language of retail design. Mansam – a project by Duccio Grassi Architects – blends memory and modernity, delivering an immersive spatial experience where every detail draws from the architectural soul of Saudi Arabia while pushing its visual narrative forward

Towering above Biscayne Bay in a bold interplay of geometry and light, the Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami is poised to become a defining feature of South Florida’s architectural landscape. Conceived as far more than a luxury high-rise, this extraordinary structure rises to 1,049 feet – the tallest residential and hotel tower south of Manhattan – and presents itself as an icon in the making

What began as a sun-drenched escape from the New York grind soon evolved into something far more permanent. Drawn to South Florida’s languid charm and tropical ease, a city couple swapped fast-paced weekends for a slower rhythm – and before long, a brief getaway became the start of a lasting love story with Boca Raton

From the pages of /be-spōk/, Carola Pimentel’s refined vision: a conversation on the complexity of preserving the soul of a 1925 estate while reinterpreting it through a contemporary and bespoke aesthetic

In the ever-evolving landscape of design, few voices resonate as deeply as that of Citizen Artist. With a vision rooted in the transformative power of creativity, this multidisciplinary studio redefines the boundaries of interior and product design, merging artistry with purpose

The spaces designed by Foley&Cox are infused with a dual trace: on one side, the studio's manifesto, founded on the pursuit of serene design, subtly layered with comforting colors and materials; on the other side, the manifesto of a personal design, expressing the client’s individuality

The visual imagery behind the renovation of the Fairmont Hotel in Washington DC by Jeffrey Beers International is that of the architectural grandeur and lush green parks of the US capital

According to Tim Mutton, the responsibility of an interior designer goes far beyond the literal definition of his role. His career began with projects in the entertainment industry, from nightclubs to bars. 

The projects crafted by Antrobus Design Collective are the result of a complex layering of elements. The attention of Alison Antrobus, who founded her practice in 2002, moves through the disciplines of visual arts, sculpture, painting and fashion design.

Exclusivity in the residential sector is the main point of interest of Carlo Donati Studio, whose specialization in homes with personality and identity translates into projects with a high personalization value.

OBMI can be counted among the leaders in the design of destinations and hospitality. As such, since 1936, when the studio was founded, to date it has witnessed the many micro and macro changes that have affected the sector.

R Collection Hotels is a significant reality in Italy. The beating heart of the hotel group, driven by the Rocchi family for three generations now, is Lake Como, where we find the Grand Hotel Victoria, the Hotel Royal Victoria and Hotel Villa Cipressi.

Experience of the senses, aesthetics and design coexist seamlessly in Meyer Davis' projects. The award-winning New York City-based studio 

What characterizes the work of Claudia Afshar is a discreet, respectful and conscious luxury. Throughout her countless trips in Europe – that she defines as the greatest source of inspiration

“Architecture resembles the architect”. This is the motto that guides and crosses as a red thread the work of Tadao Andō (1941), the best known exponent of Japanese architecture of the twentieth century.

A short distance from the Basilica of Saint Mary Major, on top of the Roman hill Esquilino, is located the former Hotel Gallia, now renovated by the Italian firm Ceccaroli Architettura and renamed Hotel The Major.

According to Gulla Jonsdottir a red thread connects art, life and architecture. The eponymous studio she founded in Los Angeles reflects this thought

From his beginnings at the Royal Shakespeare Company to the foundation of a firm that today is a leader in the field of high-end residential and hospitality design.