The founder of a Belgian fashion boutique wanted no whisper of work in her newly designed home, by Merijn Degraeve; the result is a serene sanctuary where she can truly unwind.
A similar earthen red hue of lime lines the kitchen, where Bogaert opted for an enclosed, galley-style space where she can retreat with her coffee and look out over the city. The stainless-steel kitchen module from Italian brand Abimis, customised with white lacquered fronts, shares the space with a white oak cabinet, harmonising natural and industrial materials. Read more
Think small. House of RoRo, a pared-down yet playful collection of children’s furniture thoughtfully revives the modernist approach to the objects that surround us.
The Old American Can Factory in Brooklyn invites a new maker studio
Design platform Radnor, founded by Susan Clark, puts down roots in a new studio space in Gowanus.
Debunking Belgian textiles clichés in New York
Salon Art + Design enters cosmic and dramatic realms
Exhibitors to look out for at Salon Art + Design (14-18 November) at New York’s Park Avenue Armory.
Neuschwanstein Castle’s servants’ kitchen inspire new utilitarian Belgian design
Profile of Marc Peridis, London-based interior designer.
Profile of Marc Peridis, London-based interior designer.
Profile of Marc Peridis, London-based interior designer.
Profile of Marc Peridis, London-based interior designer.
Power move: Michaël Verheyden’s new objects at Graanmarkt 13
