At Pedro Cabrita Reis’s house
Portuguese artist’s house on the eastern outskirts of Lisbon combines exhibition gallery, atelier and home. His collection of jazz CDs is in the library and the living room has an array of ceramic animals.
An Art Nouveau villa furnished by Sebastian Herkner to celebrate art
The new Wentrup gallery headquarters in Hamburg eschews the logic of the white cube to rethink itself as a community and place of convergence between the arts to revalue encounters.
The new home collection by Dolce&Gabbana has been presented in Venice
In the evocative setting of Scuola Grande della Misericordia, the two Sicilian designers have launched the preview of a furniture collection for the home. A tribute to Italian craftsmanship.
An eyewear showroom combines brightness and intimacy
Dispelling the myth of a store with a serious soul, the Bucharest project designed by Bogdan Ciocodeică Studio chooses reconfigurable furnishings that emphasize atmosphere and coziness.
The home-studio of a trapper in Madrid
Spanish architect Javier J. Iniesta designs a domestic interior that reflects the lifestyle and creative imagination of a trap icon.
Double heights and bright spaces in a villa with attic in Sicily
Designed by DAAA Haus, Villa F is defined by two volumes of different heights surrounding an infinity pool. Inside, pastel colours and natural tones prevail.
An innovation office in a historic Venetian palace
For the new Smact competence centre, Babau Bureau has designed a furnishing system that responds to the evolution of today’s work environment.
The anti-design of Italian club culture: the discotheques by Gianni Arnaudo
With irony and an iconoclastic attitude, Gianni Arnaudo projected some of the most iconic radical architecture discotheques in Italy, anticipating postmodernism between politics and anti-design.
A showroom in Porto Cervo breaks with the codes of seaside retail
Designed by Gonzalez Haase AAS, the latest store opened by Modes recreates a distinctly urban atmosphere by the sea, with mirrored surfaces and fluorescent colors standing out against a background dominated by gray.
Hot desking in 1995: an office by Gaetano Pesce
Loved and hated, hot desking was already popular in the New York of the 1990s. From Domus archives, the Italian designer’s project for the advertising agency Chiat/Day.
The modern bathroom: stories from the Archive
Ceramic or plexiglas, red, green, soft or compact bathrooms. The bathroom tells us more about the people who live in the house than we think. A journey through the archives to discover the evolution of the most private room in the domestic space
Geometric cuts and pastel colours in a single-family house in Portugal
Fala Atelier designs a 115 square metre home in Vila Nova de Famalicão: a reassuring space that emphasises pitched ceiling, wooden beams and traditional elements.
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.
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.
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.