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Aesthetic notebook

A contemporary perspective on the forms, places and ideas that shape everyday life.

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A visual exploration of design, architecture, fashion and photography. Spaces, objects and creations enter into dialogue, revealing different ways of thinking about material, form and use. A journal shaped by rigour, meaning and emotion.

Warm interior of Omada by Studio Gram, with leather seating and a round timber table.
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Kawabi table lamps displayed on white plinths in a softly lit interior.
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Banco B chair by Sette7 in solid wood, photographed inside a woodworking studio.
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Max Lamb’s making process, with tools and materials inside his workshop.

About AMPM

AMPMREAD offers a contemporary perspective on design, architecture, fashion and interiors. Through places, objects and creative voices, the magazine explores how form, material and use shape the way we experience space.

Conceived as a space for observation and discovery, AMPMREAD focuses on projects where an idea reveals itself through detail. An editorial approach attentive to gestures, processes and the stories that give meaning to contemporary creative practice.

Bedroom at Hôtel Massé in Paris by Gasparetto Parenti, with white bedding and a dark wood headboard.

Hôtel Massé Paris — Interiors Reduced to the Essentials

In Paris’s 9th arrondissement, Gasparetto Parenti turns spatial constraint into a principle of composition. Forty rooms where architecture, furniture and objects find their right measure.

Interior by Santa Living in Barcelona, with timber furniture, leather seating and natural light.

Santa Living — Textile as an Architecture of Atmosphere

In Barcelona, Santa Living creates interiors where textile, light and material shape the atmosphere. A softer, tactile approach to interior design, conceived around the body and the senses.

Fashion show Jacquemus staged within monumental stone architecture, centred around a grand staircase.

Ephemeral Architecture — Constructing the Fashion Show

Fashion shows no longer unfold on the runway alone. Circulation, light, volumes and materials transform the setting into an architectural device, designed to last only a few minutes.

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