Delia Lachance, a curator of modern living, brings her intuitive eye and long-held affection for the Beetle Chair to a tranquil family home in Portugal’s Algarve, shaped by nature and quiet elegance.

In Los Angeles’ Beverlywood neighborhood, a Mediterranean spirit has quietly taken root. With #AND1910, husband-and-wife team Annie Ritz and Daniel Rabin of AndAndAnd Studio have designed a home that feels both transportive and grounded: a celebration of light, materiality, and lived experience.

Seamlessly blending into the landscape, this house by architect Manuel Aires Mateus remains almost invisible at first glance.

In Paris’s vibrant Château Rouge district, L’Appartement GUBI by COMEDI is a seamless blend of heritage and innovation. Drawing inspiration from French artisan traditions and the building’s storied past, Mathieu Tran Nguyen has reimagined the space with flowing Parisian stone, soft off-white tones, and smoked oak accents.

Entrepreneur, collector, and creative tour de force behind Shanghai’s 20C GALLERY, Cao Feng maintains a delicate balance of tradition and modernity in his extraordinary countryside holiday home outside of Beijing.

In the exclusive enclave of Cap d’Ail, just moments from Monaco, this 450m² villa captures the essence of Riviera luxury. Boasting sweeping views of the Mediterranean, its serene outdoor spaces showcase selections from GUBI’s Al Fresco Collection.

The co-founding architect behind NYC’s visionary development firm Tankhouse, Sebastian Mendez lifts the lid on Brooklyn living – in the pioneering home he created.

In the heart of Downtown Brooklyn, Nine Chapel is the new landmark by design-driven developer Tankhouse and award-winning architecture firm SO-IL. Featuring furniture and lighting curated by GUBI, it represents the perfect marriage of design and architecture.

As a fashion and interior designer Shimon gravitates towards an aesthetic of understated luxury. He describes the style of his home — a sophisticated, self-renovated 1930s townhouse — as minimalist opulence.

As an artist her work has its origins in collage and shares a feminine handmade aesthetics across mediums. In many ways, this is reflected in her Copenhagen apartment - a display of an eclectic and kaleidoscopic sense of style with a particular love for the virtuosic details of design.

In the heart of Brooklyn, at the threshold between the up-and-coming ex-industrial neighborhood of Gowanus and the leafy residential hub of Boerum Hill, something new is taking shape. Here, the design-driven development firm Tankhouse is unfolding its vision for urban housing in the area.