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A minimalist art installation by Augustas Serapinas, where plaster classical busts sit atop raw, industrial metal frames resembling gym equipment. The soft, neutral color palette of white walls and plaster contrasts with the rough, dark steel. A shallow depth of field emphasizes the weathered bust of a Greek goddess in the foreground, creating a surreal collision of antiquity and athleticism.

Physical Culture: Augustas Serapinas on the Discipline of Art and the Art of Discipline

This seamless indoor-outdoor transition captures the essence of the biophilic design. A recessed, minimal living space with neutral furnishings opens onto a wide terrace overlooking the lush valley. The shadow cast by the distinctive, Brutalist perforated concrete canopy defines the cool interior, linking the architectural envelope to the expansive vista.

Brutal Honesty: OF. Studio’s Poetic Bastion in the Andean Foothills

An aerial view at twilight captures The Nest, its warm lights a beacon in the vast, remote landscape. The minimalist cabin is a small, quiet presence perched on a forested bluff overlooking a serene fjord and the lights of a distant town, highlighting the structure's serene and biophilic connection to its surroundings.

The Nest: A Prefabricated Off-Grid Retreat off Vancouver’s Coast by Daria Sheina Studio

A view of the main dining space, characterized by a series of three arched openings in a thick, white, textured wall, adding a rustic, neo-vernacular feel. The composition includes a mix of seating: a long, built-in beige banquette with subtle cushions, and tables with warm wooden chairs. A pop of bold red is introduced by a round table and a collection of bright red chairs in the foreground.

Rustic Italian Charm Meets the Laid-Back Spirit of Sydney’s Beachfront in Cibaria Restaurant

White cubic forms stack against the sky, their flat planes softened by planted terraces with cacti and small trees. The architecture embodies Cycladic clarity while integrating nature’s presence.

Kapsimalis Architects Reframe Cycladic Vernacular in a Santorini House

A close-up of potted plants and textiles reveals Hodge’s technique of layered strokes. Leaves, ceramics, and fabric dissolve into rhythmic marks of green, terracotta, and cream, evoking both the materiality of thread and the flicker of painted light.

Echo: Gregory Hodge's Tapestry-Inspired Paintings at Nino Mier Gallery, Brussels

A stone bench from the Fragmenta exhibition features richly veined black and white marble blocks as supports and three stone-carved seat inserts in octagonal shape that appear as if they are made of wood. A line of lemons, creates a striking tension between ancient and industrial aesthetics.

Fragmenta: Beirut’s New Design Initiative Where Discarded Stone Finds New Purpose

A curated display of The Lafayette Hotel's branded stationery and memorabilia, laid out on a plush red carpet. Items include a hotel map, room keys, stationery, and a pen, showcasing the hotel's attention to detail and consistent design theme across its offerings.

LaFayette Hotel & Club: San Diego’s Maximalist Revival

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