Not too late to wish you a happy Easter :) I love and look forward to celebrations and Easter is one I look forward to. As a Nigerian, I observe that a lot of churches organise retreats to reflect and know the essence of Easter. Palm Sunday is also called…

Corten and flint are two environment-friendly materials used in this project. This home fits the landscape of the Glaven Valley in North Norfolk. It's composed of rustic Corten weathering steel and has a gull-winged sedum roof that supports biodiversity and rainwater attenuation. The project’s ceilings are dramatically high which allows…

Alton Wines is surrounded by vineyards once called unfarmable. Alton Wines is nestled in an exciting cave and is surrounded by vineyards. It was initially deemed unfarmable due to the soil’s makeup and location.

Come take a look at some inspiring and calming restaurant interiors. Restaurants are where we go for our meals and we are drawn to them either by the nature of the build, the architectural design or their interiors. If you haven't been taken close note of the interiors of some…

Excerpt: Peep through 6 highly suggested restaurants on my radar. Ah, travel is back and the vibes are in the air. You’ve scanned all through Instagram, watched loads of travel reels from your favourite travel influencers and saw a lot of buzz around exploring Africa. You got convinced, you reserved…

This article honours emerging designers who seek and use uncommon materials and approaches in making interior spaces feel homely and serene. 1. FormaFatal

Textile has been known to be a vehicle for storytelling. Similar to ceramic art, it stands between art and craft and it comes in many forms: knitting, carpet design, embroidery, fibre art, tapestry and weaving. Textile has also expanded beyond art and is seen in aspects of design, technology, fashion…

Interior design is an art and science. In the words of Paul Rand, ‘design is so simple, that’s why it’s so complicated.’ In this article, we look at spaces that have been designed to aesthetically please a client, match an environment through careful selection of materials and also inspire you…

2021 was racked up with the pandemic which brought a halt to building projects and construction schedules. The highlighted buildings here will be noted for their cultural impact, conversations likely to be generated and their designs. We look forward to their completion and access to the general public. 1. Beijing Sub-Centre Library