10 concept cars that reveal where automotive design is headed
At one of the most important gatherings for the automotive design industry, held in Munich, legacy models and bold new prototypes offered a glimpse into the future of car styling.
Sirens: the obsession with design and architecture in the Netflix series starring Julianne Moore
A dream mansion in New England, filled with designer pieces, becomes the stage for family tensions, sharp irony, and eerie beauty – a perfect aesthetic, perhaps too perfect.
An exhibition that, according to its creator, is “something terrible to witness”
Inside a shed transported from the UK, British artist John Robinson stages trauma as a collective rite, transforming memory into performance and painting into an act of survival.
The V&A joins the trend with a huge storehouse-museum, designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro
Following in the footsteps of Mvrdv's Depot in Rotterdam, with the new V&A East Storehouse, American architecture firm DS+R reframes the concept of the traditional museum by blurring the boundaries between exhibition space and “backstage”.
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Chrysler Building, the unapologetic Art Deco icon is once again looking for a new owner
The tallest building in the world upon completion in 1930, this skyscraper, constantly changing hands and needing maintenance, represents the soul of a New York made of extremes more than the Empire State does.
Mario Cucinella’s new building aims to become a landmark in central Rome
On Via del Crocifisso, just steps from the Vatican, Mario Cucinella Architects designs a mixed-use building with a public square and a variety of services.
The extension of a house in Brussels combines wood and transparency
In studio hé’s renovation, the extension breathes new life into the small backyard of a courtyard house. Triple heights, details, and materials create a new domestic landscape.
Curator Kouoh has passed, but the 2026 Venice Biennale will still follow her vision
Shaped by the vision of the late curator Koyo Kouoh, who recently passed away, the 2026 Venice Art Biennale tunes itself to minor keys: a collective exhibition grounded in improvisation, attentive listening, and care.
An apartment in Bratislava using colour to define space
A different color for each different use: this is how Grau Architects turned a contemporary interior into an abstract space shaped by floating, lightweight volumes.
In Bali, over 300 pieces of bamboo form a living pavilion
In the Balinese forest, a group of students transforms an educational center into a regenerative piece of architecture. The Living Bridge is the result of two years of collaboration between young people, designers, and the local community.
Paris as seen through the lens of cult filmmaker Agnès Varda
Agnès Varda had an osmotic bond with Paris: the city was not only the backdrop of many of her films but also the subject of countless photographs—now on view in a new exhibition.
Škoda reimagines its 1899 Slavia B motorcycle with a new electric concept
The VW Group company's designers have revived the century-old motorcycle as a futuristic concept, reimagined through the lens of the brand's Modern Solid design language.
Hotel Paradiso: Gio Ponti’s abandoned experiment in the mountains of South Tyrol
Built in the 1930s and abandoned after the war, this hotel was meant to prototype a new hybrid tourism model — bringing modern architecture and design into the Alpine landscape.
In this public garden in Shanghai, drying racks become an architectural element
A forgotten corner of Shanghai’s Shou’er Community is transformed into a public garden. The Corner Garden reimagines traditional drying racks as architectural structures that shape collective space.
The Prada bag designed by Cini Boeri returns in a limited edition
Prada celebrates the 100th anniversary of Cini Boeri’s birth with a reissue of the bag she designed for Prada Invites, limited to just 100 pieces.
The ever-changing watch, thanks to the truchet tile concept
Every Zenmaster dial is unique, created by an algorithm inspired by the patterns of a monk-mathematician and Japanese zen gardens—blending art, technology, and horology.
18 signature European wineries, designed by great architects
From Gehry to Piano, from Hadid to Calatrava, a review of excellent projects that make a home for some of the most celebrated wines on the planet.
Rotterdam is an open-air architecture museum: Oma, MVRDV, Mad, Piano and all the others
A journey to discover the modern and contemporary architecture of Rotterdam, a rough harbour metropolis risen from the post-war ruins with a pragmatic, experimental and inclusive spirit, where iconic works by global archistars combine with floating farms, urban surfing pools and suspended parks snaking through neighbourhoods.
The Ape goes electric: Fiat unveils Tris
The electric three-wheeler, developed by Centro Stile in Italy, is ultra-light and has a 90km range. It will be launched initially only in Africa and the Middle East.
10 unmissable art shows ending soon
With summer approaching, many exhibitions are coming to an end: here’s a shortlist of the truly unmissable ones, mostly in Italy but also across Europe — from the invisible artist Luigi D’Eugenio to the photography show curated by Cattelan and the works of Anselm Kiefer.
Wright’s Hollyhock House, the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in LA, is at risk of closure
Not only is Frank Lloyd Wright’s first project in Los Angeles at risk of closure, it is also at risk of losing its UNESCO status.
Togo’s striking brutalist architecture
The African nation is home to a remarkable yet largely overlooked collection of modernist and brutalist architecture: a trend shared by many other African regions and now receiving attention.
JR transforms Naples Cathedral into a collective portrait
The French artist has chosen Naples for the eighth chapter of his photographic series Chronicles, creating a site-specific work dedicated to the city's cultural identity by blending photography, public art, and social engagement.
The only truth in Wes Anderson’s films is the truth of his objects
Wes Anderson's cinema is a universe built from impossible objects, inhabited by illustration-characters and populated by machines and furnishings that look like something out of a cartoon. In this world, reality is not represented: it is drawn.
In his homeland, Francis Kéré completes the mausoleum for Sankara, the revolutionary president assassinated in 1987
Francis Kéré’s work evokes the universal values of Thomas Sankara, the former Burkinabé president assassinated in a coup, and stands as an ideal bridge between memory and hope.
Fujifilm unveils X-Half, a digital camera made for native vertical photography–like a smartphone
The first digital half-frame camera is compact, ultra-light, and a small revolution: it’s designed to take vertical photos like a smartphone, but without AI interference and with an analog-like process. Yet it doesn’t give up on technology.
This floating resort in Saudi Arabia is the new destination for creators
Designed by Killa Design, one of Dubai's leading architectural firms, the ultra-trendy resort is part of the Red Sea Project and offers a fresh take on the traditional tourist village. It has proven hugely popular on social media.
Cesare Casati (1936–2025) and the first conversation on the Centre Pompidou
Editor in chief of Domus in the late 70s, the Milanese designer and critic – who passed away at 88 – always sought to interpret and shape his era. Like when he interviewed Piano, Rogers, and Rice at the unveiling of their landmark project.
The future of Scampia: the Vela Celeste reimagined by AI
The last Vela standing is transformed into a participatory archive of memories and future visions, thanks to artificial intelligence and the involvement of former residents. A project showcased at the last Biennale.
A barn in Germany transformed into a home with a radical interior
It's not just salvaged traditional elements. In the renovation of a former barn in Ingolstadt, Büro Mühlbauer incorporated concrete and glass, creating an interior with brutalist echoes.
A Frank Lloyd Wright Lamp sold for 7.5 Million dollars
A rare piece designed for the Dana-Thomas House in Springfield becomes the most expensive object by the American architect ever sold at auction.
Exploited, slaughtered, and invisible: the largest art exhibition ever devoted to animals and their rights
A “blockbuster with brains” that puts animals at the heart of the narrative: Katerina Gregos, artistic director of EMST, guides Domus through Why Look at Animals, the major contemporary art exhibition that has just opened in Athens.