Baranowitz + Kronenberg’s one-bedroom home in an art deco block in Tel Aviv employs a cocoon of Douglas fir to soothe the senses of its cosmopolitan owner
Following the D/A UK Brussels guide, it seems apt to highlight Belgium's other big city teeming with cool cafes, galleries and hotels for the design lover
From public-space installations to open studios, ensemble shows and showrooms unveiling their latest collections, the London Design Festival (16-24 September) shows the capital at its most creative and convivial. Get out there and explore, aided by the DA/UK guide to what to see
Home of Magritte and Art Nouveau, the Belgian capital is brimming with cultural gems and more than a few beautifully designed spaces to eat, drink and take in the sights
Growing up together in the Ivory Coast, design duo Studio Ebur drew from sense memories of coastal water for an inaugural design collection, Le bruit de la mer
Portuguese chef Nuno Mendes has opened Cozinha Das Flores and Flôr, a restaurant and bar in historic Porto, with intimate interiors by Space Copenhagen
After a two-year hiatus travel is back, and hotel group Accor is looking to the future of hospitality and reimagining its design across a spectrum of brands and price points.
The top of the Neoclassical Hôtel d'Hallwyll in Paris hides a compelling secret: a 1990s apartment by the late Andrée Putman that’s been given a new lease of life by designer Marie-Anne Derville
With Jerusalem Design Week firmly embedded in the city’s June creative calendar, this is an apt time to visit the ultimate meeting-point of cultures, whether for design, food, art or down-time
The New York-based design studio has opened doors to an imposing Mayfair gallery, where dramatic interiors set the stage for its celebrated lighting and furniture