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How the hotel project Omaanda Lodge in Namibia combines exoticism with sustainability. And why film star Angelina Jolie was the inspiration behind it.

STPMJ Architects have created an interesting addition to the Seoul cityscape in the form of a pointed residential high-rise boasting a red brick façade.

A home from home: How Lindley Lindenberg’s hotel in Frankfurt’s Osthafen bridges the divide between the city and its visitors.

With the James-Simon-Galerie, David Chipperfield Architects is taking the architectural history of Berlin's Museumsinsel into the 21st century.

How Ori intends its movable multi-purpose furniture to create storage and usable space in microliving scenarios.

OHLAB Architekten have tenderly kissed the former glory of an old Spanish townhouse back to life with their boutique hotel Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden.

For the last 150 years Müller small living has been manufacturing all of its products itself. Yet with their purist formal language and multifunctional character, the wood furniture items are still up-to-date in 2019.

Vincent Van Duysen has converted an Augustinian cloister in Antwerp into a hotel with great sensitivity for the original building.

A crossover between fine art and tattoo art: Freifrau had a tattoo artist design an opulent fabric motif for its seating.

Through tradition, innovation and a successful repositioning: Under the artistic direction of Henrik Pedersen, Gloster has changed considerably over the last few years.

What do Scandinavia and Japan have in common? And why is a chair from the sea causing a stir? These are the topics of this year’s 3daysofdesign.

Galerie Parisa Kind in Frankfurt/Main is showcasing works by designer Pierre Paulin for the first time in Germany, juxtaposing them to paintings by his long-term friend Christoph von Weyhe.

Toppling a monument in the Bauhaus anniversary year? What a great idea. Thought Bernd Polster and put his reputation as an author at risk.

In the luxurious Hotel Fraser Suites Doha on the Persian Gulf products courtesy of Molteni&C create a pleasant sense of home.

Against the backdrop of Miami Beach, architect Richard Meier and interior designer Joseph Dirand have brought the legendary Surf Club into a new era.