In Berlin, Vaust Studio champions an aesthetics of restraint. No ornamental speech, no surface effects — the trio designs objects like silent thresholds, at the intersection of furniture, architecture, and ritual. In a world saturated with images and stories, their raw minimalism becomes a radical counterpoint — a way of resisting quietly.

A wall crumbles slightly. Light catches a grain of plaster. Linen wrinkles without apology. What if true luxury lies precisely here? In an era that glorifies the uniform and the smooth, imperfect interiors — textured, raw, inhabited — are reclaiming space through sincerity. What was once considered a flaw is now seen as a language.

Between Scandinavian precision and authorial gesture, HAY reinvents a discreet, sensitive, and radically contemporary form of industrial beauty. More a publishing house than a brand, the Danish studio curates singular collaborations to shape a kind of design that structures rather than furnishes. A precise and poetic language for the everyday.

Since his arrival at the helm of Céline in 2018, Hedi Slimane has not merely rewritten the house’s stylistic codes.

At Vitra, design goes beyond the object. It shapes space—bringing rhythm, fluidity, and a sense of breath.

Through this selection, 4 studios are brought into the spotlight for their distinctive approach.

Architecture, design, and unexpected collaborations: the start of the year unfolds with rich and contrasting inspirations.

Villa Cavrois, a landmark of 1930s architecture, is an invitation to step back in time through its clean lines and sumptuous materials.

La Marzocco and Porsche combine their expertise to create the Linea Micra and Pico grinder—symbols of elegance and performance.