One U-Shaped Room Is Now A House In Itself
Once a room within one big, bourgeois house, this U-Shaped Room has become a grand little house in itself, thanks to a reimagining of space by Atelier tao+c.
Once a room within one big, bourgeois house, this U-Shaped Room has become a grand little house in itself, thanks to a reimagining of space by Atelier tao+c.
Tea drinking may be steeped in tradition but 蜜葉裡 Ambrosia has been designed by Biasol for the modern, mindful tea drinker of today.
Not Just a Shop, designed by Yatofu Creatives, is a lifestyle concept store renowned in China for its eclectic assortment of products from around the world.
With a lot of experience and pent up design angst, Matt, Dan and Mark launched m.a.d. at the right time and at the right price.
From the big picture of massive visionary urban designs to the minute scale of physical product making, the exceedingly versatile Pan Yi Cheng recounts the genesis of Produce.
KARESANSUI Hotel reimagines an ancient, mountain-bound town in Yunnan, China, as an interwoven landscape of Tibetan-style hostel buildings, framed by open sky.
Adaptive reuse and restoration was the name of the game when it came to Neri & Hu’s brief for the recently re-opened Tsingpu Yangzhou Retreat in China.
The Peranakan style, with its blend of Chinese and Malay influences, carries a distinct allure that has stood the test of time. With this apartment, Linear Space Concepts has combined traditional Peranakan elements with new ideas to create a gorgeous home that stands out from the rest.
If you don’t have pieces from these top Asian fashion designers in your wardrobe yet, you’re missing a trick.
Traditional notions of a Chinese teahouse are met with modern iterations of architecture and design to bring together the two opposing ends of the spectrum at Tao Hua Yuan teahouse designed by CL3 Architects.
Husband-and-wife team Vince Lim and Elaine Lu have gone from strength to strength since they founded design studio Lim + Lu two years ago. Tamsin Bradshaw finds out how they combine love and work on a visit to their fresh, flexible home in Hong Kong’s Happy Valley.
Taking the surrounding picturesque natural environment as inspiration and cues, IDO creates a visual 13-room masterpiece spanning many levels and celebrating environmentally conscious design.