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Meet a Farm-to-Closet Clothing Brand
Indonesian social enterprise SukkhaCitta pioneers fair and responsible systems at every stage of a garment’s life cycle
Shang Xia Founder Jiang Qiong Er Brings Chinese Art to the World
As founder of Chinese luxury lifestyle brand Shang Xia, Jiang Qiong Er is dedicated to raising the profile of design and craft from her homeland. Working with European brands and institutions, she acts as a cultural ambassador, bringing Chinese art to a global audience
Finding Harmony in a Warm, Elegant Bangkok Home
Designer Albano Daminato and architect Karen Lim have created a sprawling family home that embodies the designer’s trademark warmth and elegance
Our Editors’ Guide to the Best New Hotels for 2024 and Beyond
Our pick of the latest design-forward lodgings from around the world for the second half of 2024 and beyond
Our Editors’ Guide to What to Wear in 2024 and Beyond
Whether you’re headed to cooler climes or revelling in a year-round summer, these brands and collaborations ensure an enviable ensemble no matter the temperature
A New Japanese Brand Exploring Connection, Freedom and Flexibility
New Japanese brand Centre makes its debut with an elegant foldable table that speaks to the founders’ philosophies of connection, freedom and flexibility
Hecker Guthrie Designs a Holiday Home for Everyday Life
Reimaging a holiday home for everyday life, Australian designers Hecker Guthrie employ craft and tactility to bring warmth to a rugged coastal setting
A Day in the Life with Naoto Fukasawa
We spend a day with legendary product designer Naoto Fukasawa in his Tokyo home and studio space
Exploring the Poetics of Land at Australian Textile Artist Tais Rose Wae’s First International Exhibition
Australian poet and artist Tais Rose Wae has found a new language at her loom, weaving colours and textures to tell stories of her heritage
Living Small in Singapore, Inspired by Japanese Domesticity
Sohen Studio looks to Japanese domestic traditions to create an exemplar of living small yet well
The List: Our Editors’ Guide to What to See, Where to Go and What to Read in 2024 and Beyond
The biannual briefing from Design Anthology’s editors on the most interesting things to see, places to go and books to read
The Flâneur on Tokyo’s Toilets
In our regular column The Flâneur, Design Anthology co-editor-in-chief and Tokyo resident Jeremy Smart considers how a series of architect-designed public bathrooms that attracted global attention have become characters in the city’s daily life.
The Untapped Potential of Bangkok’s BTS Skytrain
Bangkok’s BTS Skytrain winds its way over the city, where pedestrians and street economies exist on the ground and luxury malls and development soar up above — but it also presents new possibilities for urban mobility in the Thai capital.
An Island Haven in Bali’s Tumbak Bayuh
In verdant Tumbak Bayuh, former chef Andrew Swallow’s first foray into design privileges simplicity and refinement
Soma Hideaways Arrives in Ho Chi Minh City
A new apart-hotel in Ho Chi Minh City offers a considered space enriched by local touches
A Minimalist Mountain Retreat in Hong Kong
M.R. Studio has created an apartment that pays homage to minimalism but balances it with tasteful bespoke touches. Principal Myron Kwan tells us more
Emerge 2024 Explores The Notion of Value through Its Theme ‘These Precious Things’
Curated by Design Anthology co-founder Suzy Annetta, as part of Singapore’s FIND – Design Fair Asia in September, Emerge shines a spotlight on recently graduated and emerging designers from Southeast Asia. We speak with Suzy and curatorial assistant Alysia Soon to find out more
A Hong Kong Home That’s Cosy and Calm
In Hong Kong’s Tuen Mun, ABT Design has created a minimal, calming space full of curves and natural light
A Bali Home That Honours Indonesian Heritage
Atelier Alejandro Borrego shines a light on local materials and craft in this serene residence that blurs the indoors and outdoors
A Bamboo Sanctuary in Hong Kong
In Hong Kong’s Lohas Park, a brief focused on mindfulness and simplicity has resulted in a unique space by Canter & Gallop Design that evokes a cabin in a bamboo forest