Journal

A Cabin Design That Combines Japanese Aesthetics and the Tasmanian Wilderness

This cabin on Bruny Island in Tasmania, Australia, was designed by architects Maguire + Devine. The client wished for a highly functional minimalistic building on her 99 acres piece of land. There ...

Bringing Nature Indoors Is a Design Trend that Won’t Die

Bringing nature into our homes is an interior design trend that will never die. Unlike furniture, however, a houseplant can be a fickle friend. Find our four tips for keeping your houseplants alive...

The Labyrinth Home

Stepping inside the home, office, and studio space of Spanish artist and sculptor Xavier Corbero feels like entering a surreal maze.

Interior by Studio Oink

When tasked with redesigning the interior of this apartment on the outskirts of Mainz in Germany, the designer duo behind Leipzig’s Studio Oink realized quickly that they weren’t going to be able t...

Kashubian House

The region of Kashubia in northwest Poland is lush with pine trees, crystal-clear lakes, and an abundance of sprawling planes. The wide open spaces challenge architects.

SPOONING Cookie Dough Bar

The interior of SPOONING Cookie Dough Bar in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg neighborhood draws comparisons to childhood ice cream parlors.

Reconstructed Food

Fashionable foods come and go, but the timeless beauty of simple ingredients remains. For Greg Stroube of Bruton Stroube Studios in St. Louis, Missouri, celebrating food meant working against the g...

Islands in the Stream

Architecture is an art of measurements, and so is baking. While some might consider juxtaposing the two to be an untraditional pairing, pastry chef Dinara Kasko disagrees.

A House in the Woods

This contemporary cabin, affectionately known as Tom’s Hütte, exists as a peaceful retreat into the Polish woods for its owner, an Austrian songwriter.

KODA by Kodasema

As the wide open spaces where people once lived loftily are quickly constricted, architects are facing a new series of queries: Should we build bigger or higher? Are construction costs more importa...