A Greek Word for a Studio in California
Haran and Jerry Chen of Agathus Studio explore how memory, inheritance, and the way we live shape the homes we create.
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Haran and Jerry Chen of Agathus Studio explore how memory, inheritance, and the way we live shape the homes we create.
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Learn how unlacquered brass develops a living finish, creating a natural patina that records the touch, time, and everyday life of your home.
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Discover the history of the Wunderkammer and why the things we collect can reveal the stories that make a home our own.
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The independent design house takes transformative hardware beyond brass with a stone collection launched under its Power of Imagination campaign.
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How the materials from our Stone Plate Collection reveal every slab of stone carries a story of adventure, romance, and renaissance.
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Architects Alexandra Barker and Reid Freeman’s Photochromic Organ turns a Portuguese monastery stairwell into a study of daylight, color, and rooms that change over time.
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A conversation with our furniture designer Yuliet Carbonell on scale, imagination, and why proportion shapes the way we experience every space.
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Childlike imagination fuels the world's most original ideas. Discover what a nine-year-old artist can teach us about creativity, wonder, and seeing differently.
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Sara Alexander reflects on architecture school, creative thinking, and why the best designers learn to look beneath the surface.
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The Delano Miami Beach returns restoring a hotel that once shaped South Beach and defined what a night out should feel like.
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What designers can learn from Heidi Caillier’s journey, her love of imperfection and why a clear point of view matters more than the right credentials in building authority.
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Inside Szilveszter Makó’s strange, handmade photography, where childhood memory and surreal objects become a language for building taste.
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Clay is moving from decoration to architecture as designers embrace handmade materials that bring depth, memory, and humanity back into interiors.
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