Journal

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.

Sex for Breakfast

Whoever said that you shouldn’t play with your food never met photographer Paloma Rincón and designer Pablo Alfieri.

Ice-Riding Extravaganza

When the weather gets cold and the roads freeze over, adventurous bikers hop on their favorite rides and head to Snow Quake. 

Existential Paintings by Shawn Huckins

Today is National Poetry Day in the United Kingdom, and it’s an opportunity to sit back and reflect on the many ways that words can be used. 

Introducing Adria Mercuri

Adria Mercuri is a rising illustrator based in Brooklyn. A graduate of the esteemed School of Visual Arts in New York, she has a keen eye for detail, and each of her portraits is fine tuned to the ...

Very Still Life

There’s a clear taste for the macabre in the work of Roni Landa. For her series “Very Still Life”, the artist from Tel Aviv built intricate table settings with luscious buffets of fake fruits and v...

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.

Illustrations by Rob Bailey

From his studio in Manchester, illustrator Rob Bailey goes back to the basics. His work is far from flashy; Bailey’s signature touch, which has drawn commissions from a wide clientbase.

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...

Introducing Papersmiths London

Bristol’s Papersmiths is taking its business to the capitol: Their latest location is a 300-square-feet shipping container at Boxpark in Shoreditch.