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Bit Creative brings Japanese restraint and New York energy together inside Baker McKenzie’s three-floor workplace atop Warsaw’s Varso Tower
Qreative Design transforms a contemporary waterfront apartment with wave-inspired forms, warm walnut, collectible design, and art sourced from Bahrain and beyond
Daniel Caudill taps northern Michigan’s creative community for a 29-room hotel filled with locally made furniture, lighting, ceramics, signage, and art
The Kenyan artist expands her ongoing investigation of cultural memory and inheritance with five new paintings and her first publicly exhibited sculptures
Argyle Design brings residential warmth to an industrial Frogtown building, balancing the technical demands of a post-production studio with light, openness, and softer materials
Nina and Michael Marco spent six years reconstructing the 1955 Biggs Residence, preserving Rudolph’s tropical modernist vision while bringing the Delray Beach home up to contemporary standards
New Waterloo and Looney & Associates transform the historic Gwynne Building into a 165-room hotel that draws on Cincinnati’s architecture, history, and culture
The Los Angeles-based textile artist shares the influences behind her tactile practice, from heavy metal and collecting to material experimentation and her Boston Terrier, Stevie
For MOTOMORPHOSIS, the Brooklyn art collective transforms two Lexus vehicles into impossible forms inspired by the visual language of digital manipulation
Porsche and Hedley Studios shrink a 1950s racing icon to 80% scale without sacrificing the details that made the original so recognizable
Charred cedar gives Milo House a bark-like exterior that settles into its wooded Vermont hillside
The compact record console pairs rift- and quarter-sawn White Oak grain with natural speaker fabric, caramel leather, and Wrensilva’s audio system
The first California Blue Box Café turns Tiffany & Co.’s signature color, blue boxes, and monogram into an immersive dining room at South Coast Plaza
'The Curious Lives of Vegetables' looks beyond the plate to uncover the history, biodiversity, and beauty hiding in the foods we know best
