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Fashion, Food and Design Converge in Issey Miyake’s Latest Exhibition
Cult favourite Issey Miyake presents a new multisensory exhibition, Savor Water, Embracing Water, across its Tokyo and Kyoto galleries. Sensory and abstract, the exhibition is designed by Teruhiro Yanagihara and explores how water connects food, clothing, shelter and more
A Sensitive Renovation that Balances Heritage, Landscape and Contemporary Design
Set on an estate in the town of Kangarilla in South Australia, Glengrove was designed by Fabrikate to honour the original 19th-century structure’s heritage and character, incorporating original materials, contemporary touches and a deep connection to the landscape
Bangkok Development Scope Thonglor is a Vessel for Modern Luxury Living
New York-based architect Thomas Juul-Hansen charts a new course for urban luxury with his design of Bangkok development Scope Thonglor, a residential sanctuary inspired by superyachts
The List: Our Editors’ Guide to What to See, Where to Go and What to Read in 2025 and Beyond
The biannual briefing from Design Anthology’s editors on the most interesting things to see, places to go and books to read
Maison Boulud Brings Mediterranean Coastal Charm to Singapore
Joyce Wang Studio has crafted a cosy waterfront restaurant inspired by the French Riviera
The Aesop Approach to Culture
Aesop has become known as much for its skincare formulations as for its support of cultural and creative endeavours the world over. In Asia, the brand continues to both catalyse and partake in key cultural moments
Aesop and Other Matter Showcase New Materials for Melbourne Design Week
For this year’s Melbourne Design Week, Aesop has created an expedition through the city centre that explores the material possibilities of a post-petrochemical world
A New Era of International Design Begins at Mumbai’s Nilaya Anthology
The ambitious showroom, designed by architect Rooshad Shroff, is a first-of-its-kind experience centre for architects, designers and design connoisseurs
In Dali, Qing Shan 49 Offers an Intimate Escape into Warmth & Stillness
A deliberate departure from commercial excess, Qing Shan 49 by Signyan Design offers a window into the soul of Yunnan
Swedish Design Sensibilities and Coastal Australian Living Combine in Two Parts House
Located on the Mornington Peninsula, Two Parts House by Sonelo Architects combines the aesthetic of the Australian beach shack with Swedish design sensibilities
Nelson Chow’s Design of KI Club Celebrates Cooking and Community
With interiors by NC Design + Architecture, KI Club is designed to celebrate the art of cooking, entertaining and community living
Compelling Minimalism: OEO Studio Launches its First Monograph
Rooted in Danish and Japanese sensibilities, OEO Studio’s first monograph offers a thoughtful meditation on craft, materiality and the human experience of design
A Trio of Villas Become a City Home for a Creative Family
Shanghai’s Y&J Design combined three existing villas into an expansive, art-filled family home, balancing spatial and perceptual relationships in a space that is grand yet intimate
In Milan, Aesop’s The Second Skin was an Immersive Sensory Experience
Aesop’s latest installation at Salone del Mobile, The Second Skin, provides a calming, sensorial experience against the backdrop of a historic church
Indonesia’s AlvinT Lays New Roots
AlvinT’s contemporary furniture draws on Indonesia’s rich heritage
A Modest Coastal Retreat Grounded in Craft & Connection
On South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula, Williams Burton Leopardi has created a family sanctuary that privileges the natural and handmade
Home Decor & Lifestyle Fair Home InStyle Returns to Hong Kong in 2025
This April, the city’s premier houseware fair will feature traditional crafts alongside cutting-edge lifestyle design at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
The Standard Hotel Makes its Singapore Debut
With interiors by prolific local studio Ministry of Design, The Standard, Singapore brings local flavour and nostalgic touches to the celebrated brand’s first property in the Lion City
The Flâneur on Chiang Mai
A flâneur is an urban explorer, and in our rotating column, our writers share their musings, observations and critiques of the urban environment in cities around the world. In this issue, writer Tomás Pinheiro visits Chiang Mai in the wake of devastating floods and considers the resilience and future of Thailand’s second largest city
Theatre of Time
Chinese photographer Zhefeng Shang chronicles the disappearing revolutionary opera stages of Shaanxi province, built from the 1950s to the 1980s