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Photo: bloodua/Depositphotos For decades, seeing the Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum has meant navigating packed crowds, lifting a phone above hundreds of visitors, and catching only a brief glimpse of Leonardo da Vinci’s famous portrait. Now, the world’s most…

This house does not disappear into the forest, but it does not fight it either. Casa Villa Robles, by arquitectura.te, is a compact forest house in Villa Robles, Argentina, defined by three light-colored volumes placed among dark pine trees. Read…

Mexico City has grown into one of the most alluring destinations in the world. Part of its charm is its unparalleled mixture of tradition and modernity. Colima 71, a stylish hotel in the bustling Roma Norte neighborhood, encompasses this sentiment.…

Layered ceramic textures evoke erosion and fractured ice pølaire by louve. presents a series of sculptural ceramic forms informed by erosion, melting ice, fractured surfaces, and polar landscapes in transformation. Constructed in stoneware, the collection investigates material conditions associated with…

For decades, fashion exhibitions at The Metropolitan Museum of Art occupied a tucked-away space beneath the museum’s iconic Great Hall. Now, that relationship has dramatically shifted. The institution recently unveiled the new Condé M. Nast Galleries, a nearly 12,000-square-foot suite…

Olen is not placed on top of the island. It is divided into the slope. Designed by Ateno Architecture Studio on the island of Syros, Greece, this retreat is organized through three clear gestures: a plane, a line, and a…

Photo: Courtesy of Museo Diego Rivera Anahuacalli Late Mexican painter Diego Rivera is best known for his work advancing Mexican muralism, one of the most politically charged art movements of the 20th century. But he was also an avid collector…