One swallow may not make a summer, but how about twelve? Haoshi Design Studio’s latest creation ‘The Swallow Clock’ takes decorative timepieces to new flying heights. [...]

Who doesn't dream of living in an amazing loft conversion in Manhattan? Tribeca Loft is the epitome of that dream; it is the Manhattan Loft Conversion, the place that you imagine when you close your eyes and picture the perfect urban NY living space. [...]

Explore the micro-cities of Evol, a Berlin based graffiti artist who takes public objects and turns them into captivating urban landscapes. An artist, critic, historian and journalist, Evol’s work speaks to our urban routine and how we have helped shaped this urban condition. [...]

The Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie and Vacheron Constantin Presents presented an exhibition of the work of acclaimed Italian architect and designer Alessandro Mendini during the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie. [...]

How many times have you dreamed about living in a deserted cottage or an abandoned warehouse? Responding to this heartfelt wish, AFGH Architects seized the opportunity to transform an existing, incomplete vineyard in the Ruti area, Zurich, Switzerland into a unique, three-story residence for a four-member family. [...]

The prestigious trunk maker, Louis Vuitton, takes us on a journey through light projection and a mapping technique in order to unravel the trunk’s history and many designs. Exploration, adventure and memories are combined with technology and innovation to celebrate the trunk’s importance in the brand’s history. [...]

When a group of partners who hail from a broad range of backgrounds unite through their passion for modern design and unadorned Italian cuisine, Milanese magic truly happens. This magic takes the form of a striking contemporary bistro called Pisacco, the latest addition to one of Europe's most stylish cities’ bar/dining scenes. [...]

Japanese studio FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects designed a concrete house in Shiga, Japan which is intentionally completely cut off from its environs. [...]