The Australian designer and artist has revisited his fascination with metal accumulation in collaboration with the UNESCO-listed heritage craft of the Thathera community

Tucked inside a leafy side street in Ho Chi Minh City, Gallery Medium blends vernacular charm with contemporary design, fostering a communal platform for Vietnam’s burgeoning creative scene to flourish

Created for a visual merchandiser who often sleeps during the day, this 28-square-metre Taipei apartment by Horizontal Studio filters daylight into a softened interior made for rest

The tunnel-like flats of Tiong Bahru’s old Streamline Moderne walk-ups are built to be dim. For one ground-floor renovation, Monocot helped the light find its own way down the middle

Following an 18-month renovation, Park Hyatt Tokyo returns with a sensitive refresh by Jouin Manku, replacing much of the interior while preserving the spirit of the 1994 Tange–Morford original

For Cave Urban co-founder Jed Long, whose practice explores bamboo and adaptive reuse, designing his Bali home became an opportunity to test many of the ideas that have shaped the studio's work over the past decade

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Carly Tarkari Dodd’s woven works explore the experiences of Australian First Nations people while reimaging traditional techniques she was taught as a child 

Conceived by Atelier Guo, the new dining pavilion at Yangshuo Sugar House Hotel draws on the site’s karst landscape and former life as a sugar mill to create an intimate chef’s-table setting

Australian research studio Other Matter has released Other Matter Leather, a reimagined circular product created from used bioplastics

Wuuu Studio kept this Damansara home’s old colonial shell and reworked it from within, opening up the cramped rooms and shaping a dining space around unexpected structural columns

In this home by Neelesh Chopda Architecture, rammed earth construction and views of an orchard shape a way of life where nature is ever present

With landscaping by July & Partners and rotating furnishings curated by Stream, the retreat functions both as a boutique hotel and an experiential showroom for a select number of guests

Copenhagen has built one of the world’s most compelling design weeks by keeping things open, accessible and human. As global attention grows, Design Anthology’s editor-in-chief Jeremy Smart asks how it can avoid becoming another Milan

Through experimental processes, colour play and sculptural dimension, Thai silk is taking on new relevance for an emerging generation of designers

On the Swiss-German border, Zaha Hadid’s first built project, a Jean Prouvé petrol station, a Piet Oudolf garden, a salvaged home by Kazuo Shinohara and several deconstructivist buildings by Frank Gehry form only part of Vitra Campus’ extraordinary cast of architectural icons.

A reimagining by design firm Adda Di’An focuses on light, material expression and a soft, cloud-like ambience

Udayshanth Fernando was queuing outside Colombo galleries in the early 1970s, long before anyone was paying attention. A new Rizzoli monograph finally catches up

Amy Lim of Pupil Office has reimagined a Tanglin penthouse, transforming what was once a stark gallery-like space into a textured, clever home for a young family.

From pop-up beginnings to a sold Adelaide home base, Esmay sits comfortably within a heritage-listed former hotel. The design by Eda Interiors honours the existing Victorian character and charm while balancing them with a feminine restraint, allowing the food and drink offering to lead