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In 2025, design evolved purposefully, centring wellness, authenticity, and a renewed sense of spatial meaning. IAnD examines the macro trends that shaped the year’s design narrative. As we bid farewell to 2025 and look back at an eventful year in design, one theme stands out—the move toward authentic and meaningful expression. Interiors moved beyond surface aesthetics to nurt...
If you can't see this ezine correctly click here If you have missed any of our weekly issues, click here Global Hop A discreet, landscape-led hall in Châteaufort redefines public architecture through material honesty and thermal intelligence. Read more Editorial Dear Reader, The diverse features that we bring to you today remind us that design, at its best, is an exercise in ...
A discreet, landscape-led hall in Châteaufort redefines public architecture through material honesty and thermal intelligence. In the wooded expanse of the Domaine d’Ors, the new multi-purpose hall for Châteaufort positions architecture as a quiet gesture. The site’s challenge—building beside a historic service courtyard and a protected natural reserve—demands restraint rathe...
Innovative porcelain stoneware tiles engineered for cleaner, healthier architectural surfaces. Casalgrande Padana’s Bios Self-Cleaning Ceramics® are photocatalytic porcelain stoneware tiles created under a master agreement with TOTO. Designed for exterior facades, the tiles feature the HYDROTECT® treatment, where sunlight activates a reaction that breaks down dirt and reduces...
Set amidst a lush northern garden, this Vadodara home by Inventiva Studio celebrates openness, warmth, and the timeless beauty of natural materials — where architecture and life move in seamless harmony. Madhav Residence sits on an unusual site — two 100 ft × 50 ft adjoining plots purchased with a clear family intention: to build a home that balances connection with quietude....
