Richard Aybar

Richard Aybar expertly navigates the delicate balance between natural and synthetic elements. Profound understanding of the tactile qualities and historical context of his chosen materials lends a unique depth to his creations.

Studio Visit with Benoit Lalloz

We do a studio visit in Paris, France, with Lighting Artist Benoit Lalloz

Home Visit with Marie-Anne Derville

We visit the Paris apartment of Marie-Anne Derville

Home Visit with Anton Hendrik Denys

We visit the Copenhagen, Denmark, home of Interior and Furniture Designer Anton Hendrik Denys

Theju Nimmagadda

Theju Nimmagadda focuses on the way wood is used in the constructed world around us, investigating and exposing the sleight of hand performed by the lumber industry, dwelling with wood-as-tree and following the course of materials from silviculture to the consumer product

Richard Aybar

Sigurd is interested in the projects ability to reflect and convey more abstract functions and narratives, beside the immediate ones

Anton Hendrik Denys

Often minimal and geometric in shape, Anton Hendrik Denys' projects exhale a substantial knowledge of material properties. While balancing different techniques, the experimental approach always take the lead and delivers surprising results.

Marie-Anne Derville

Marie-Anne Derville synthesizes an interdisciplinary vision, crafting bespoke environments as a distinctive lifestyle manifesto.

Rooms Studio

Repetition, one of the duo’s trademarks, reminds the viewer of their feminist approach, as well as Georgia’s Eastern culture. In this way, Rooms Studio creates a perfect blend of design where East meets West in its collectable design and architecture practice.

Studio Visit with Daisuke Yamamoto

We visit the Tokyo studio of Architect and Designer, Daisuke Yamamoto

Studio Visit with Rahee Yoon

We do a studio visit in Seoul, South Korea, with designer and artist Rahee Yoon.

Rahee Yoon

Korean Designer Rahee Yoon spent extensive time researching and learning various crafts from working with acrylic to metalsmithing. Her current creative practice are informed by her research and reinterpreted and defined by the unique subtlety imbued in each piece.

GSL Gallery

BLUE Steel Exhibition curated by Kristen de La Vallière and John Whelan at GSL Gallery in Paris

NJ Roseti

With its synthesised distortions and classical wood techniques, NJ Roseti’s work carries the nostalgic futurism, technological and religious undertones of new-age music.

Studio Visit with Teo Yang

We do a home visit in Seoul, South Korea, with architect, designer and entrepreneur Teo Yang.

Matthew Fisher

Known for his otherworldly stone vessels, Matthew Fisher’s practice ranges from unique art objects to editioned productions and celebrates the union between heritage, natural materials and refined craftsmanship.

Casa Nano 2.0 Residency Tokyo

Casa Nano replaces the art residency’s original Japanese location in favour of a cedar and concrete home redesigned with Studio Wasabi Architecture.

Arario Museum

Private contemporary art museum housed in the former multi-level labyrinth office building of architecture firm SPACE group, led by Kim Swoo Geun, redesigned by Japanese architect Jo Nagasaka

Studio Visit with Savannah Bay Gallery

We visit the Paris Showroom of Savannah Bay Gallery with co-founders Lena Jaroschek and Quentin Daly.

Korean Furniture Museum

The Korea Furniture Museum, founded in 1993 by Chyung Mi-sook, is a private museum showcasing the history of furniture and related artisan craft in Korea.

Kukje Gallery

Contemporary Art Gallery Kukje, famed for its chainmail exterior designed by SO-IL

Sayuwon Architecture Park

Outdoor Architecture Park designed by Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza, which houses contemporary art installations and exhibitions.

Home Visit with Kyoichi Tsuzuki

We visit the cult-editor Kyoichi Tsuzuki at his Tokyo apartment and self-initiated 'Museum of Roadside Art.'

Guide to Tokyo

From Metabolism Architecture Movement relics to Frank Lloyd Wright Elementary Schools, Religious Cult Headquarters, Edo-Period teachings, hidden masterpieces of an Aquascape Sensei and contemporary dwellings by Architecture Legends – the first part of this guide covers everything we have to share for the modern Architecture Hunter in Tokyo.

Museum SAN

The Museum SAN, with installations with artists such as James Turrell was designed by Japanese Architect Tadao Ando to express gratitude to architecture and the location's beautiful natural environment in the mountains.

Guide to South Korea

From museums dedicated to the history of the country's furniture housed in an aristocratic Hanok home to outdoor sculpture parks featuring work from James Turrell, studio visits with some of the world's top designers in every corner of the city and more from South Korea.

Reversible Destiny Lofts

The Reversible Destiny Lofts is a residential apartment building by Shusaku Arakawa and Madeline Gins, built in 2005, designed to stimulate the body through all senses.

Koganeyu Sento

Koganeyu Sento, a Public Bathhouse designed by Japanese Architect Jo Nagasaka hosts several hot pools, a bar and an overnight hotel for those too tired to go home after bathing.

Edo-Tokyo Museum

Designed by Kiyonori Kikutake, the Edo-Tokyo Museum building is 62.2, and the concrete exterior is designed based on a traditional rice storehouse (Takayuki-Shiki style) and is the same height as the Edo Castle.

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa

This museum designed by Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa in Kanazawa, Japan features immersive installations from the likes of James Turrell and is amongst the top ten most visited Contemporary Art Museums in the world.