Akin Atelier Poho Flowers Double Bay Photo Dave Wheeler Yellowtrace

Meditative Retail: Poho Double Bay by Akin Atelier.

A gentle contrast of textures and a luxurious arrangement that mirror the floral artisan’s eye, Akin Atelier steps up the floral retail game with Poho Double Bay. Inspired by artists Andy Goldsworthy and Robert Smithson, this meditative...
Louis Denavaut Argenteuil Duplex Paris Loft Apartment Photo Christophe Coenon Yellowtrace

Argenteuil Paris Loft Apartment by Louis Denavaut.

Louis Denavaut’s varied creative output across the contemporary art world, before turning to design and architecture, still influences everything he does today. The evidence of this can be seen in his latest project—a Paris loft...
Jorge Penades Textile Clay Photo Max Creasy Yellowtrace

Looks like Magic: Textile Clay by Jorge Penadés.

Madrid-based designer and materials-alchemist-extraordinaire Jorge Penadés is back with a new material made out of textile waste and starch. His new research-driven project, dubbed Looks like Magic, utilises industrial textile “fluff”...
Open Studio 65sqm Apartment Singapore Compact Living Photo Khoo Guo Jie Yellowtrace

Compact Apartment in Singapore by Open Studio.

Open Studio have created a new outlook for this compact apartment in Bidadari, Singapore. Designed for a young couple with two dogs, the 65sqm interior was given a minimal but punchy makeover with a strategic reflective insertion that...
Cristina Celestino Apartment In Udine Photo Mattia Balsamini Yellowtrace

A Pink Apartment in Udine by Cristina Celestino.

Before its redesign, this apartment in Udine would have been that pot-bellied uncle constantly out of breath. Simply put, it was in sorry shape—and it badly needed a facelift. Thus twirled in Milanese designer Cristina Celestino, with...
Lizee Hugot Hotel Des Academies Et Des Arts Paris Photo Benoit Linero Yellowtrace 22

Hôtel des Académies et des Arts in Paris by Lizée-Hugot.

In the time capsule that is Montparnasse, art can be seen everywhere. On buildings. Inside them. On walls and ceilings and doors and windows. And in the case of The Hôtel des Académies et des Arts, in its past, present and future. The...