Saint Laurent’s fashion show transforms Tadao Ando’s Bourse into a fluid and luminous stage
Between concrete, floating ceramics, and queer memories, Saint Laurent's SS26 fashion show transforms Ando's architecture into a happening.
Without Zaha Hadid’s stadium in Tokyo, the Sympathy Tower would never have existed
A Tokyo suspended between reality and fiction, “neither empathetic nor courageous,” where a new tower reflects Zaha Hadid’s legacy. A visionary novel, winner of Japan’s most prestigious literary prize: author Rie Qudan tells Domus about it.
Labubu lands at Uniqlo: a New Pop Mart capsule collection drops this August
Pop Mart x Uniqlo: a new capsule collection brings Labubu and Kasing Lung’s fantastical universe to life — available from August 2025.
The 24 most beautiful buildings in the world – as selected by Time Out
A cross-section that spans eras and continents. Here’s where to find the world’s most incredible pieces of architecture, according to Time Out. Among them is The Twist in Norway, designed by Bjarke Ingels — guest editor of Domus 2025.
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10 unmissable Italian villas open to the public
Art, architecture, and nature: a journey through villas and parks open to the public that offer an immersive experience in beauty, including exhibitions, events and initiatives for entertainment and intellectual nourishment.
The value of solidity
Riva1920 creates solid wood furniture using certified or reclaimed materials, combining sustainability, high-quality craftsmanship, and timeless design. An Italian excellence focused on durability, transparency, and authenticity.
War and peace
Tolstoy informs us: without ethics, there is no greatness. A lesson that art, through its allegories of war and peace, has been able to depict even in the darkest of times.
AI makes your favorite architects do wild things — even the dead ones
On Instagram, you can now find the Eiffel Tower as Gaudí would have designed it, Nanda Vigo's ice cream cone, and Tadao Ando's White House. What else would you like to see?
3daysofdesign 2025, the big Scandinavia design showcase: 8 brands that caught our eye
Copenhagen’s relaxed design fair offers a rare opportunity for direct encounters with companies and designers. We’ve selected the most exciting debuts from eight standout Scandinavian brands.
There are very few Neutra houses in San Diego, and this one is for sale
Designed in the early 1950s, the Van Sicklen House is one of those California works by the Austrian-American maestro where modernist lines meet natural materials like stone and wood.
All the exhibitions not to be missed this summer
Photography, contemporary art, design, and architecture: Domus has selected the exhibitions not to be missed this summer, whether you are in Italy, Seoul, New York, or Beijing.
What if the edge could connect?
FLAT is the flush window born from a deep dedication to design; it speaks the language of architects, integrating seamlessly into diverse contexts.
“Let there be no end to experimentation”: Aric Chen is the new director of the Zaha Hadid Foundation
An architect by training, anthropologist by vocation, and curator by radical choice, Aric Chen joins the Zaha Hadid Foundation after transforming the Nieuwe Instituut—with one guiding principle: to experiment, always. We sat down with him.
Alexa speaks Roman: Ale Giorgini signs the new illustrated edition
To mark the Jubilee Year 2025 and the 15th anniversary of Amazon Italy, the company launches its first European limited edition Echo device.
Hideo Kojima, the visionary game designer behind Death Stranding 2
With millions of followers and a unique perspective on the present, Hideo Kojima is exhibiting at Fondazione Prada Aoyama and returns with Death Stranding 2, a visionary new chapter exploring the toxic connections of the post-Covid era.
Souto de Moura’s renovation in Lisbon balances memory, design, and sustainability
The Portuguese Pritzker laureate transforms a 19th-century building into a pioneering sustainable commercial complex, blending historical legacy with contemporary design.
BIG’s stadium in Las Vegas is a giant metallic armadillo
Bjarke Ingels Group designs the new baseball stadium for the Athletics — a striking new landmark in the Las Vegas skyline, shaped by the city’s unique climate.
Ikea’s new furniture line is inspired by 19th-Century Swedish
It all begins with the portrait of a 19th-century bride: Ommjänge is a series of furniture and accessories that show how tradition can still be a meaningful reference point for the contemporary home.
A suspended steel volume for memory: Viñoly’s Medal of Honor Museum opens to the public
The newly inaugurated National Medal of Honor Museum, designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects, is a tribute to courage and remembrance—featuring suspended volumes, plays of light, and immersive experiences.
Seamless design, ECLISSE steps outdoors
ECLISSE introduces Syntesis Areo Outdoor, extending the sleekness of its flush-to-wall system to exterior applications. Robust and adaptable, it reimagines technical access points as integrated design features, ensuring a continuous aesthetic flow between interior and exterior spaces.
Going out with a chair, arguing with the fridge: the dating game that lets you fall for household objects
Date Everything! is the new dating sim where your soulmate might just be the microwave door… or the existential hum of your washing machine. The domestic landscape is no longer just a backdrop.
Rediscovering Robert Venturi, the architect who “invented” Postmodernism
100 years after his birth, we revisit the story of the American architect and scholar through the pages of Domus—a figure who paved the way for postmodernism, from manifestos like Learning from Las Vegas to teapots designed for Alessi
A penthouse in Zaha Hadid’s final Miami skyscraper hits the market
One Thousand Museum is one of the final projects designed by Zaha Hadid before her death, and now one of its most prestigious residences is on the market for $24 million.
Mediterranean summer: all the exhibitions to see, from the Greek islands to the French Riviera
Ten must-see exhibitions tell the story of a contemporary Mediterranean made up of shared memories, changing geographies, and new ideas of community.
Tadao Ando’s new pavilion in Korea is a collaboration with sculptor Antony Gormley
Architecture and sculpture merge into an essential perceptual experience within the underground concrete space carved beneath the garden of Museum SAN, in South Korea
An old farm in Austria was transformed into a home, bridging historical memory and contemporary design
Moser und Hager Architects' project inserts a new wood and glass volume between the historic walls of a rural building, rethinking its life and connection to the landscape.
A community park in the heart of the Mexican jungle
In a ten-hectare area immersed in the subtropical jungle, Aidia Studio designs a new multifunctional public space to host the annual Chetumal Fair.
Artificial intelligence is starting to steal our jobs
According to a survey by the World Economic Forum, 41% of employers are already planning to reduce their workforce in favor of AI. However, the consequences are quite different from what we expected, and they mainly affect the younger generations.
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Anyone who wants to understand Arnaldo Pomodoro’s genius must walk through his Labyrinth
In Milan, the reopening of the underground installation, in the same year as the death of the great sculptor, offers the public the opportunity to immerse themselves in the work that perhaps, more than any other, tells the story of Arnaldo Pomodoro: his Labyrinth.
Designing from a single gesture: Vaselli’s latest collection
The Hoop series translates a morphological gesture into a family of travertine bathroom furnishings, where the poetry of the material meets the rigor of form.
Can a scooter be brutalist? Olto takes design cues from the Cybertruck
Building on the success of the P1 scooter, Infinite Machine has launched a new minimalist electric two-wheeler that can also be ridden on cycle paths.
Remembering Arnaldo Pomodoro (1926–2025): a conversation in his Milanese studio
The world-renowned sculptor left us on the eve of his ninety-ninth birthday: we look back to when Domus met him in his studio at the Darsena, renovated by Gregotti, where he had worked ever since his arrival in 1954.
What happened to the Mukaab, the world’s largest cube?
Two years after the project was announced by Saudi Arabia, work has begun. The Riyadh desert is preparing to welcome the Mukaab, a building which is set to become one of the most monumental and controversial structures of our time.
How we envisioned the office of the future in 1982
From the Domus archives, a visionary reflection by Michele De Lucchi and a journey through the idea of workspace proposed by design 40 years ago, amidst the pressures of evolving information technology, flexibility and the last expressions of space-age fantasies.
Leica turns 100 and “designs” its first-ever film
To celebrate its centenary, the German brand is launching Monopan 50, the first 35mm film to bear the Leica name, featuring a visual identity fully aligned with the company’s design language.
Is there still time to reconsider the redevelopment of Piazzale Loreto?
Urban policy expert Lucia Tozzi discusses the current status of the project that will transform Milan's important square and its weaknesses, amid greenwashing, gentrification, and privatization of public space.