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

Through collaborations with figures such as Troye Sivan, Penfolds’ growing engagement with art and design reflects a wider spirit of experimentation shaping the historic wine house

The British label has worked with local specialists to reimagine the traditional townhouse as a home for its unique edit of fashion and accessories

The Standard Pattaya Na Jomtien is the brand’s third Thai property, inspired by the sugar palm, sunset orange and sea breeze

Bandung-based Irfan Hendrian pushes the humble medium of paper beyond its assumed fragility, shaping it into complex forms charged with Indonesia’s political anxieties

Singapore design studio Medium Specific employs colour, light and nature to transform an awkward layout into a beautiful home.

Drawing on Californian minimalism, the home by Aedi Design Bureau is deliberately stripped back, using natural materials and minimal intervention to create a calm backdrop for the homeowners’ growing art collection

In a former Japanese-era dormitory beside a Taipei granary, Bemo Salon reimagines specialty coffee through the rituals of the European salon — a setting designed by Ecru Studio for slow, deliberate tasting

Rather than recreate traditional Japanese interiors, the home draws on the atmosphere of ryokans and tea houses to create a calm and grounded retreat.

For more than two decades, illustrious designer Paola Navone has collaborated with Baxter to transform leather into a language of craft, experimentation and human connection, creating furniture that is as tactile and luxurious as it is timeless.

The monthly briefing from Design Anthology’s editors on the most interesting things to see, places to go and products to know

Bangkok studio Ekar Architects has completed Day & Night, a 1,200-square-metre restaurant on a former tin mining lake in Phuket, organising cafe, dining and bar around a descent into the pit on the water

When you buy a piece from Aaron Wei Hao Yong, you deal with the man who cut it — a closeness that has shaped the Kuala Lumpur label as much as its hidden seams and precise tailoring.

At Milan Design Week, Axor offered a glimpse into two new collections — by Antonio Citterio and Barber Osgerby — that approach the bathroom from different directions but land in much the same place: as a room for ritual, not just utility

Across galleries, gardens and a converted convent, Melbourne Design Week 2026 brought together designers from every state, with established names and practitioners showing for the first time. Two ideas kept surfacing: material experimentation and a turn towards reuse

In our rotating column, we ask an architect or designer to write about one building that matters to them. In this issue, Lyndon Neri of Neri&Hu Design and Research Office discusses why Sigurd Lewerentz’s Church of St Peter in Klippan is a 20th-century masterpiece.