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The Southern California stunner raises the bar with arched cut-outs and vaulted ceilings.

Azure looks at four designers making it big in the Big Apple by working their distinct aesthetic and formal signatures into brilliant furniture, lighting and interiors. In our final instalment,…

Azure looks at four designers making it big in the Big Apple by working their distinct aesthetic and formal signatures into brilliant furniture, lighting and interiors. Next up, Anna Karlin, a furniture and interior designer who brings an element of surprise to everything she does.

Azure looks at four designers making it big in the Big Apple by working their distinct aesthetic and formal signatures into brilliant furniture, lighting and interiors. Next up, Bec Brittain, whose lights fantastic just recently lit up New York design week.

Azure looks at four designers making it big in the Big Apple by working their distinct aesthetic and formal signatures into brilliant furniture, lighting and interiors. First up, Fort Standard – the duo that’s making the most out of minimalism.

At the Edible Schoolyard NYC by WORKac, kids harvest their own plants and learn about food prep.

Designed by Ma-Style Architects, a family home in rural Japan defines its living quarters with boxes inside boxes.

Rudy Ricciotti’s bold new building – wrapped in a delicate veil of ultra-tough concrete – brings the Museum of Civilisations into the modern era.

The UBC Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, in Vancouver, by Saucier + Perrotte Architectes, and Hughes Condon Marler Architects.

The Marina table, by Bruno Fattorini and Robin Rizzini for Belgian manufacturer Extremis.