The Swinging London Boutiques photographed by Ettore Sottsass Jr.
When Ettore Sottsass Jr. documented for Domus the boutiques of the English capital at the apex of the Swinging London.
The new luxury of a boutique hotel in the Langhe region
The accommodation designed in Piedmont by GaS Studio with Parisotto+Formenton Architetti seeks authenticity through the dialogue between landscape renewable energy and vernacular architecture.
In Paris, the new Off-White flagship store by OMA
If Virgil Abloh is an alchemist of contamination, the flagship store of his brand Off-White aims at finding the same effect: mixing some ideas about Paris and fashion, without fearing heterogeneity.
Grasso Cannizzo in Modica: an atelier for a young light designer
With just a few touches, the Sicilian architect designs an environment that can be used both for planning and and to experience light directly.
Vivid colours and luminous signs in a restored cinema in Berlin
Batek Arkitekten renovates a 1933 cinema hall: the Blauer Stern interiors are now more functional, transformed by the use of wallpaper and LED lights.
House of bright stalactites is anything but a minimalist interior
In the project by Gambardellarchitetti, a masterly and feisty use of geometry, light and color challenges the aesthetics of a little bourgeois flat, turning it into a “photonic storm”.
Architecture for kids: a play minihotel
A playful space, a miniature city: in Moshe Safdie's iconic hotel in Jerusalem, Israeli designer Sarit Shani Hay's project makes room for the little ones.
Shanghai, a bookstore inspired by mountains and secret caves
Stone walls, niches and corners reminiscent of nature: designed by Wutopia Lab, the mysterious spaces of Toyou Bookstore combine the past and future of Chinese culture.
Fluid, interconnected spaces define the Satispay HQ in Milan
Balance Architettura transforms a late 19th century building into a workplace for 200 people, redistributing pathways and defining social-oriented environments.
The large greenhouse of the Ford Foundation
In 1967 Kevin Roche and John Dinkeloo designed a new type of building in New York: a lush and bright courtyard where people could work sheltered from the pollution and surrounded by nature.
A former shop in Madrid becomes a house with its own given name
Challenging norms and habits repeated unconsciously, Spanish studio Burr redistributes a former retail space and prepares it to meet the upcoming needs of its inhabitants.
A wooden island for children by MERA makers design lab
In a traditional nursery school in Sarov, Russia, MERA makers designs Kid's Island, a playground for children who are free to play creatively together.
A vaulted, metallic structure in a café in Shanghai
Office Costline designed a kiosk café open to the community, placing a multifunctional counter with curved covering in the centre of the space.
The mediation between contemporary and the patina of time in a railway workers’ house
Blaarchitettura revisits a residential building of the early Twentieth century without sacrificing the components that tell its story.
In a Chinese skincare store, beauty is an extraterrestrial affair
Lialawlab's project in Hangzhou gives life to interiors similar to extra-planetary colonies dominated by the unavoidable presence of grey.