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Located in Industry City—a city-within-a-city, home to Brooklyn's many media types, creatives and entrepreneurs—Brooklyn Kura is a craft sake brewery, New York's first; set over 2,500 square feet. In a nod to the functionality of Japanese...
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Less than a year after finishing high school, at just 18, Chuck Anderson launched his own creative studio. Three years later and he’d produced the photography and design for Lupe Fiasco's Grammy-nominated album Food & Liquor; the distinctive...
Stuff Crush
Indoor-outdoor living: the aspiration, the lifestyle dream. Incorporating the best of both worlds into one space, it is the ability to transition between the two without having to change a thing; a concept Australian contemporary furniture designers...
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Serbian interdisciplinary studio, Petokraka, work on the cutting edge of interior architecture and design—something that has been proven at Fini; a pâtisserie in the country's capital that doubles as a spot for locals to meet up, hang-out and...
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With a name that reflects its ethos, COMMONS—a restaurant and wine bar in St. Petersburg, Russia—is a homely place that diners can visit on the regular, a place where pretentiousness stays firmly at the front door, instead encouraging the...
Dispatches
Since opening last year, The LINE Austin—the Sydell Group's third LINE Hotel—has added a liberal dive bar, Dean’s One Trick Pony, and P6, a rooftop bar and restaurant boasting panoramic views of Town Lake and the south of the city; an ideal...
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Leaving just the original art deco façade and carved wooden entrance door, Note Design Studio carried out a complete overhaul on a 1925 Grade II* listed building on Red Lion Square, the collaboration for The Office Group (TOG)’s new coworking...
The Edit
Three stages across three nights; some of the world's leading design talent sharing their secrets; installations and live-artwork; and a market that will elevate your senses with games, craft beers, street food—and a whopping great big shiny disco...
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Applying the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi to their design for sushi chain Ryù's fifth restaurant, Ménard Dworkind Architecture & Design have been careful to preserve original features of the space—choosing a minimalist approach and palette to...
Journal
It's inevitable that the city of the future will look a little different to that of today: there may be more green space, vertical gardens, drones, even flying taxis. But what will really make them tick will remain hidden from view. Connectivity,...
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The Menhaden joins numerous vintage boutiques, antique shops, fine restaurants and cultural offerings already crammed into the coastal town of Greenport Village; the new 16-room boutique design hotel an exciting opening on the North Fork of Long...
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Receiving acclaim this summer from many of those who keep the spirit of rave alive, Sweet Harmony: Rave | Today is an immersive exhibition celebrating the birth of a monumental scene and its impact on youth culture today. Matthew Smith, Anti...
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A collaboration between one of the world's best chef's and The Lo & Behold Group, Louise is a tribute to the simple joys of honest cooking and familial love, chef Julien Royer—of two Michelin-starred Singapore restaurant Odette, currently ranked...
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Once a party bar where locals would be found drinking and dancing into the small hours, No.5 has evolved. Located at Monte Cassino 5, the multi-tap craft beer bar now focuses on what it does best, and that's pair fresh beer with great food. With 20...
Dispatches
Face directly to camera. White background. Glasses removed. The mundane list for capturing a suitable passport picture seems endless; something that Namibian-German visual artist Max Siedentopf set about exploring in his latest body of work....
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It might be located only 20 kilometres south of the Catalan capital, but at times Little Beach House Barcelona can feel a million miles from its famous namesake. Or more like several thousand miles and over half a century. A nostalgic haven...
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Receiving a Renaissance humanist education in Antwerp, beginning an apprenticeship with Flemish painter Tobias Verhaeght aged 14, Peter Paul Rubens was one of those great polymaths; the like of who that term should be reserved for. A true master...
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For first-time visitors, Budapest will astound. It defines grand. All old-European splendour with its humbling monuments kept impeccably pristine. Bisected by the River Danube, Buda and Pest retain distinct essence—Pest its modern heart with the...
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Situated on the enviable Laguna Beach coastline, Hotel Joaquin is a 22-room property by Auric Road—lifestyle curators of petite resorts—and may just be the most stylish former roadside motel rebirth to date. Its knock-out design...
Dispatches
While being in a long-term and happy relationship is the goal for most people, that doesn't mean that not being in one need be a bad thing. Being single, once you've gotten over being the third wheel, and become well used to bad Tinder dates, is...
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It's said that human memory isn't a record, but a reflection. When you know what has happened in the past, you can reflect upon it for the rest of your life. Even after you've passed on, other people can then reflect on your life and all that it...
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Kids spaces deserve as much, if not more, attention as any other within the home. The decoration associated with the room can be seen an extension of your child’s personality; whether they prefer bold and bright or subtle and stylish. As the...
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It may have been reduced to a joke by crass TV shows, but hoarding disorder is a real, officially recognised, condition where sufferers compulsively collect and retain huge amounts of stuff and clutter. The items needn't be specifically collectable,...
