On the occasion of the inaugural exhibition of Objets Nomades by Louis Vuitton in Hong Kong, regular Design Anthology contributor Catherine Shaw speaks with designer André Fu about his design process and his addition to the collection

On the occasion of his bi-city retrospective, an exclusive interview with this leading figure in China's abstract expressionism movement

Two museums in Paris and Marrakesh pay homage to the life and work of designer Yves Saint Laurent

Prada unveils a new platform for the arts in an exquisite early 20th-century Shanghai villa

Hong Kong artist Kingsley Ng's latest installation highlights the city's progress in floodwater management

A group of international designers explore new directions for Tokyo's iconic JR Yamanote line

Enjoy this unabridged transcript of our discussion with rising Indonesian artist Natisa Jones , including insight into her childhood growing up in Bali, her creative process and showing her work at this year’s edition of Art Stage Jakarta.

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Renowned multidisciplinary designer Alan and lifestyle purveyor colourliving are collaborating on a luxury gallery-style home to inspire visitors and launch a bespoke styling service covering art, homewares and furniture. 

On the outskirts of Bangkok, architecture firm ASWA have designed an introverted building, incorporating a personal studio, private gallery and warehouse space for one of Thailand's best-known stand-up comedians and visual artists, Udom Taepanich

With the 2022 Winter Olympics fast approaching, Beijing has been pushing to refurbish old buildings and redevelop identified areas. 

Yixing pottery has a lengthy history in China. 

Karin Gustafsson, creative director of Swedish high-street brand COS, talks with us about its much talked about collaboration with Studio Swine at this year's Salone del Mobile

For the first installment in our extended online coverage from this year's Salone del Mobile Milan, an exclusive conversation between Design Anthology’s Suzy Annetta and Japanese architect Azusa Murakami and British artist Alexander Groves of Studio Swine about their much-talked-about collaboration with COS at this year’s show.

In 2016, Philippines National Artist Benedicto Cabrera, popularly known as BenCab, became the first Asian artist to collaborate with Dutch brand Moooi Carpets. 

Pon Ding is a cafe, independent bookstore, gallery and event space all rolled into one. ‘It’s more of a casual art museum, a creative institution,’ says Chen of the space.

Over the course of five days, a troop of seven urban sketchers from Singapore permeated Manila to experience the city through unconditioned senses and give visual record to their encounters.

Executive Editor of Town&Country Philippines, Alycia Sy writes for us on the joy of designing her own home and the effort that goes into collecting her rather unique assemblage of curios and objet d’art:

Axel Vervoordt occupies a unique place in the art and design world.

Hong Kong’s very own legendary street photographer Ho Fan made what may be his last trip back to his beloved home town recently.