Housed in the historic Copenhagen Central Post and Telegraph Head Office building, this much anticipated new hotel is a tribute to both classic and contemporary Danish design.

A new modern vernacular arises from reinterpreting the principles of the traditional kampung house. LYNN TAN ventures into this green microcosm.

IDEAS AND INSPIRATION FROM THOSE IN THE KNOW.

In a world of one-day deliveries and instant gratification, time has become a luxury many can ill afford.

What exactly encapsulates Singapore style or design? We ask 20 creatives, each an icon in their field, what they think.

Moooi partners a new designer to create a unique lamp that will light up your home and life.

In addition to sophisticated design and idyllic surroundings, this family-friendly hotel offers a variety of activities for both adults and children.

This resort with a unique glamping concept has been drawing tourists from all over the world to its collection of trailers, tents and cabins located close to one of the most beautiful natural parks in the United States.

These innovative openings in New York City encourage visitors to rethink art and design.

The Star Wars trilogies may be over, but Tozeur is about to rise.

SINGAPORE'S MOST NOTABLE INTERIOR DESIGN FIRMS OF 2019 AND THEIR OUTSTANDING PROJECTS.

Powerful and passionate, this year’s 18 nominees in The Singapore Women’s Weekly’s Great Women Of Our Time Awards are not only making major strides in their respective industries, breaking new ground, they are also using their voice to lift up others.

Award-winning Design Intervention wins again five awards at the Asia Pacific Property Award 2019.

This unique cultural centre welcomes you to Jade Valley Winery in Xi’an, China.

A new wave of interior designers have brought forth innovation, awe-inspiring designs and an almost-obsessive appreciation for detail. Here are 10 stellar studios – all established within the last five years – that are turning heads with their fresh approach.

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ALL THE BUZZ IN FASHION.

Elevating the standards of luxury living, one home at a time.

Running out of room in your work or study zone? We’ve got you covered with cool layout and styling tips.

Through his photographs, hiroshi sugimoto, one of Japan’s most important contemporary artists, obscures and alters reality, blurring the boundaries between truth and illusion.

Law Yoke Foong shares her thoughts on Singapore’s architecture and design scene, and on her role as judge and mentor for the Asia Young Designers Award (AYDA).

Young architect’s vision for award-winning firm remains rooted in the details.

For the last 16 years, RT+Q has been creating one exquisite abode after another, never revisiting tired trends or feeling stuck in a creative rut.

ARCHITECT AND MULTI-DISCIPLINARY DESIGNER ONG KER SHING DRAWS ON HER PERSONAL EXPERIENCES TO INSPIRE HER BODY OF WORK.

A place of unimaginable beauty, Chateau La Coste in the south of France is where art, architecture and wine converge and are in harmony with nature.

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In an exclusive interview with Home & Decor, architect Jason Pomeroy talks about the urgency of building sustainable marine cities and what’s needed for them to thrive.

Green Entrepreneurs & Champions.

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Rene Tan shares his observations about the architectural landscape in Singapore and what defines ‘Singapore Style’.

The creations of Canadian-born Japanese designer and interior architect Oki Sato and his design studio, Nendo, are characterised by simplicity, lightness and elegance, while always embracing functionality and a sense of humour.

A look at the iconic buildings of Singapore’s skyline and the families behind them.

The slanted edges and sharp corners that define the dramatic facade of this house were an architectural risk that has paid off handsomely.

Escape to a land that time forgot and explore the charming French colonial town of Luang Prabang in Laos.

HAVING BEEN IMMERSED IN THE WORLD OF CRAFTSMANSHIP FOR ALL HIS LIFE, BOBBY CHENG PERSONIFIES WHAT IT MEANS TO BE BORN AND BRED IN THE REALM OF DESIGN.

Not one to shirk a difficult challenge, London-based, GhanaianBritish architect David Adjaye is redefining the meaning of social architecture through changing the city’s landscape. Y-Jean Mun-Delsalle gets up-close with the man of the moment.

FOR THIS ARCHITECT, THE TRUE PURPOSE OF THE PRACTICE IS IN CREATING SUSTAINABLE SPACES THAT BRING COMMUNITIES TOGETHER AND CELEBRATE DIFFERENCES.

The annual AD Interieurs exhibition recently unveiled its latest showcase in Paris, comprising a series of rooms designed by 10 iconic interior designers. Home & Decor travels to France for a first-hand visit.

For Edgardo Osorio, founder and creative director of Aquazzura, remaining aesthetically relevant means never sitting still.

From constructing outstanding structures that stand the test of time to designing spaces we work and play in, there’s no denying these world-renowned architects have left their mark on today’s ever-changing urban landscape with their phenomenal creations.

ECO-ARCHITECT, ACADEMIC AND TELEVISION HOST, THE MULTIFACETED HAS A SINGULAR GIFT TO CONNECT WORLDS INTO VISIONARY CONSTRUCTS FOR THE FUTURE. “IF YOU ALIENATE SOCIETY WITH AN OVER COMPLICATED SYSTEM, IT’S ONLY GOING TO BE UPSETTING.”

One of the most celebrated architects of all time and the first woman to win the pritzker architecture prize, zaha hadid lends her hyper modern eye to bvlgari’s signature line, creating the b.Zero1 design legend – one of her last collaborations before her passing. Together with the italian luxury jeweller, female speaks to three women from the singapore design scene about her legacy and influence.

FOUNDER AND CHIEF ARCHITECT OF 1+1>2, AND L AUREATE OF THE SIA-GETZ ARCHITECTURE PRIZE 2016

Having participated in the design fair for the past five years, Cos returned to Salone del Mobile 2016 with a specially commissioned installation by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto.

Singapore may be a small island – a mere red dot – but are you sure you’ve seen all of her? Celebrating our nation’s charms and quirks, we spotlight a group of photographers who capture Singapore’s people and places in inspired ways. From fleeting personal moments, to quiet unappreciated spaces, they provide a different (and surprising) perspective of our city state.

In a rare interview, prominent architect Albert Hong tells The Peak why his proudest achievement is not about the landmarks he’s built.

To discover Berlin is to discover a city with aesthetic appeal