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Heavy Metal, Soft Touch: Paul Cocksedge’s Dance with Steel and Stone

Frederick
September 22, 2025

Walk into Paul Cocksedge’s Critical Mass exhibition in Brussels, and you are instantly confronted by paradox. A table made from a CorTen steel plate — fifteen millimetres thick, weighing hundreds of kilos — hovers with improbable lightness. Marble blocks, ancient...

Design, Lifestyle

Industrial Romance: Why the Modern Home Deserves a Little Rebellion

Alessandro
September 17, 2025

Once upon a time, luxury interiors whispered in neutrals, their silence broken only by the perfection of symmetry. Today, luxury has found a new language — one that revels in color, celebrates eccentricity, and thrives on unexpected contrasts. Enter Silos,...

Design, Lifestyle

Fragments of Desire: Mosaic as the New Language of Luxury

Alessandro
August 31, 2025

There are moments when design trends stop feeling like trends and start feeling like movements. Mosaic is having that moment. What once belonged to the domes of Byzantium or the fantasy parks of Gaudí has reemerged as a material language...

Design, Lifestyle

The Future Is Collectible: Why New York’s Design Fair Matters Now

Frederick
August 27, 2025

Design doesn’t have to be fleeting. This September, COLLECTIBLE New York proves it. Returning to the newly restored WSA building on Maiden Lane, the fair gathers 123 exhibitors from 22 countries, weaving together experimental furniture, visionary objects, and scenography with...

Design, Lifestyle

Maison LELEU: When Your Office Wears a Bespoke Suit

Alessandro
August 8, 2025

The days of anonymous desks and fluorescent lights are over; today’s discerning man chooses a workspace that reflects not just what he does, but who he is. At Maison LELEU, French savoir-faire transforms the office into a stage for intellect...

Design, Lifestyle

Carte Blanche: Annebet Philips Turns Cardboard Dreams into Design Icons

Alessandro
August 4, 2025

It starts with scissors, cardboard, and a spark of irreverence. For Dutch designer Annebet Philips, that’s not the beginning of a process — it’s the heart of it. With her debut collection for Serax, she transforms quick, rough prototypes into...

Citytrip / Destinations, Design, Food/Beverage, Hotels, Travel

Les Sorbiers Hotel in Heer: Nature, Heritage, and Sustainable Hospitality by the Meuse

Leon
August 2, 2025

Located on the peaceful banks of the Meuse River in Belgium, Les Sorbiers Hotel in Heer offers travelers a rare blend of authentic manor ambience, unspoiled nature, and a strong ecological commitment. Set in a magnificent historic manor, the hotel...

Design, Lifestyle

Cosima Armchair: The New Shape of Stillness

Alessandro
July 31, 2025

Style, when it matters, doesn’t shout. It settles in. Like Cosima — a piece not made to be seen, but to be felt. One armchair. All intention. Part of BOLIA’s Spring–Summer 2025 collection, the new Cosima Armchair is an intimate...

Accessories, Design, Fashion, Food/Beverage, Lifestyle

La Vie en Rose: Where Style Meets Sweetness in Uccle

Leon
July 8, 2025

Step into the heart of Uccle and discover La Vie en Rose, a concept store that’s redefining what it means to shop, sip, and savor. More than just a boutique, La Vie en Rose is a modern haven—a place where time...

Collections, Design, Lifestyle

Santiago de Borja: Where Art Becomes Object and Desire Finds Form

Alessandro
July 6, 2025

There’s something quietly radical about bringing art down from the walls and into your home — especially when it carries the memory of the Amazon and the vibrancy of feminine form. That’s exactly what the Belgian-Peruvian artist Shirley Villavicencio Pizango...

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Design

Heavy Metal, Soft Touch: Paul Cocksedge’s Dance with Steel and Stone

Industrial Romance: Why the Modern Home Deserves a Little Rebellion

Fragments of Desire: Mosaic as the New Language of Luxury

The Future Is Collectible: Why New York’s Design Fair Matters Now

Maison LELEU: When Your Office Wears a Bespoke Suit

Carte Blanche: Annebet Philips Turns Cardboard Dreams into Design Icons

Les Sorbiers Hotel in Heer: Nature, Heritage, and Sustainable Hospitality by the Meuse

Cosima Armchair: The New Shape of Stillness

La Vie en Rose: Where Style Meets Sweetness in Uccle

Santiago de Borja: Where Art Becomes Object and Desire Finds Form

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