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By reducing architectural expression to its essential elements, M_01 transforms the traditional exhibition booth into a quiet, multisensory haven inspired by Japanese spatial philosophy. Unveiled at Marbella Design & Art 2026, M_01 addresses a common paradox of temporary fairs: trade show environments often overwhelm visitors with visual noise, forcing spaces to compete for attention within seconds. Commissioned by high-end joinery workshop Ramos y Cobos, Studio Vanesa Casas was tasked with showcasing the workshop's technical capabilities without resorting to a conventional, product-heavy display. The primary challenge was to craft a temporary installation that stood out precisely by slowing down the visitor experience, balancing stric... More

Nestled within the rural landscape of the Itria Valley, Casa C offers a contemporary interpretation of the Mediterranean courtyard house through an architectural language that is minimalist, material-focused and deeply rooted in the Apulian region. The project blends discreetly into the context of the Itria Valley, engaging with the landscape of dry-stone walls, farmhouses and vernacular architecture, from which it draws inspiration and construction principles to create a contemporary architecture capable of evoking intimacy, tranquillity and continuity with nature. The house is organised around the principle of the courtyard, an archetypal element of Mediterranean living. A wall of tuff blocks defines the main façade and shields the... More

This 10720 sq.ft. warm contemporary living, where natural materials, earthy tones, and understated detailing come together to create a calm and inviting home. The living space is designed around a refined material palette of rich wood, textured fabrics, and natural stone, creating a timeless yet modern character. Studio beyond walls Studio beyond walls Studio beyond walls The wooden ceiling adds warmth and visual continuity while complementing the deep wooden furniture and architectural elements. Large windows allow abundant natural light to filter through soft curtains, creating a beautiful play of light and shadow across the polished flooring. Studio beyond walls Studio beyond walls Studio beyond walls The... More

A Sequel After 100 Years In the fall of 1924, Xu Zhimo answered Tagore's query about the Chinese name of Cigar with his poet's talent and profound meaning, giving the cigar a Chinese name with both form and meaning, which is used to this day. Luo Canhui Luo Canhui One hundred years later, the design story of “LEAF” is like a sequel to that legendary tale. It unfolds slowly, like the rhythm of a long poem, presenting the form and meaning of the cigar delicately in the space. Here, rhythm and order intertwine into a harmonious movement, releasing the unique charm and power of the space, allowing one to feel the precipitation of time and modernity in every detail. Luo Canhui   Luo Canhui Deep Sense of T... More