From dazzling light installations in Lyon to captivating art exhibitions in London and Rome, and the premiere of Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Queer’, this week in Europe offers a vibrant tapestry of cultural experiences. Discover the best in film, architecture, music, and more.
Fashion icon Marc Jacobs shares a deeply personal account of his journey to restore his Frank Lloyd Wright home, a testament to the iconic architect’s vision and a source of quiet joy for Jacobs and his husband. From the moment he first stepped onto the property, he was captivated by its unique blend of architectural beauty and serene natural surroundings. Jacobs details the challenges and triumphs of the multi-year restoration process, culminating in a modern haven infused with his own distinct style and a love for art and design.
Riko Mori, designer of the emerging fashion brand COBBLE DU, shares her creative journey from a childhood fascination with clothing to her current exploration of strength and individuality through fashion. From jewelry making to her latest spring/summer collection, “Melting Brain,” she delves into the inspirations behind her unique designs, the evolution of her brand, and her future aspirations.
Discover Uzbekistan’s captivating blend of ancient history, vibrant culture, and stunning architecture on a journey along the Silk Road. From the Soviet-era hangovers of Tashkent to the mesmerizing Registan Square in Samarkand, explore turquoise-tiled cities, ancient mosques, and traditional markets, while experiencing the warm hospitality of the Uzbek people.
Comedian Seth Meyers and his wife Alexi Ashe’s new Martha’s Vineyard home, designed by Ashe Leandro, embodies the spirit of the island with its rustic charm, reclaimed materials, and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. The home features a double-height living room with a limestone fireplace, a spacious kitchen with black cabinetry, and bedrooms with subtle nautical touches. Ashe Leandro’s signature use of antique furniture and art adds character and warmth to the spaces.
This article explores the legacy of iconic designer Michele De Lucchi, who reflects on his lifelong collaboration with the late Issey Miyake, focusing on their shared commitment to sustainable design and their belief in the power of architecture to shape human behavior. The article examines the exhibition ‘Roppongi Rokken: Six Houses by Michele De Lucchi’ at 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, highlighting De Lucchi’s vision for a future where sustainability is deeply intertwined with human relationships and individual consciousness.
London’s Barbican Centre, a striking example of Brutalist architecture, has been named one of Britain’s most beautiful buildings despite being a divisive landmark. This complex, a ‘city within a city,’ offers a mix of housing, arts venues, and green spaces, sparking passionate opinions on its architectural merit.
Elizabeth Roberts, the architect known for transforming Brooklyn brownstones into havens of warmth and light, shares her unique approach to design, her love for natural materials, and the story behind her latest project, a Catskills mountain house. Discover how she brings history and nature together in her work.
This article explores the history and significance of the stoop, a unique architectural feature found in Brooklyn, New York. From its Dutch origins to its role in fostering community and celebrating culture, the stoop has become a beloved symbol of urban life.
Dwell Magazine is hosting an exclusive home tour in Los Angeles, showcasing three cutting-edge residences that exemplify the city’s dynamic design scene. The event will take place on October 19th and will offer guests a chance to explore the future of residential design while supporting the preservation of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House.
