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Furnishing with high-end modern coffee tables

Among the most practical, versatile and indispensable furnishings not only in residential but also in commercial contexts are modern-style coffee tables. Characterised by innovative designs, they are perfectly suited to all rooms in the house – from the living room to the bedroom – as well as offices, hospitality facilities,

Interior designers the Campana Brothers collaborate with shoe-brand Melissa for Frieze

During the Frieze Art Fair, London, last month Brazilian interior designers the Campana Brothers, united with fellow Brazilians the equally

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Rodial launch bespoke brush case

[slideshow_deploy id=’32677′] The Rodial Art & Design Challenge in association with London’s renowned Central Saint Martins College of Art and

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The passion of Tomas

Fashion is not all glitz and glamour. While its primary concern is to give us a veneer of beauty, fashion

Arctic living – the SALTed experience

[slideshow_deploy id=’32186′] On the Norwegian island Sandhornøy, where the white Arctic beach meets the high mountains, the cultural project SALT

An Arcadian vision – Glass visits Philip Johnson’s Glass House, the last work of an eccentric architect

The quintessential architect’s playground, The Glass House estate was built by Philip Johnson in a span of some 50 years,

Gucci installation in Hong Kong opens

  In the same week Gucci confirms a new collaboration with Dover Street Market, a new temporary installation is announced

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Unadulterated luxury – Glass visits Excelsior Hotel Gallia in Milan following its extensive restoration

THE outstandingly stylish Excelsior Hotel Gallia in Milan recently re-opened after the completion of an extensive restoration over the last

Paradise found – Mauritius

[slideshow_deploy id=’31212′] There are a few things that make you feel special: hand-written notes, being looked after, being listened to

Dining on the waterfront

[slideshow_deploy id=’31224′] A charming waterfront warehouse in Copenhagen offers a beautiful setting for the Danish Architecture Centre’s summer exhibition Snøhetta


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