Lucid Dreams
In Malta, an exploration of the architecture of Richard England—the fun uncle of Mediterranean modernism.
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Johanne Aurebekk
In partnership with Uniqlo, a Copenhagen designer talks style, efficiency and comfort.
The Chain Reaction
Inspired by the overcomplicated machines of Rube Goldberg, follow the trail to watch a flower—finally—get watered.
Home Tour: E-1027
Inside the French Riviera villa that Eileen Gray built, Le Corbusier “vandalized”—and history almost forgot.
At Work With: Kyle Abraham
In a New York studio, the choreographer dances, rehearses and breaks down the meaning of his “postmodern gumbo” technique with Djassi DaCosta Johnson.
Sharon van Etten
Harriet Fitch Little speaks to Sharon Van Etten about new music, motherhood and going back to school.
Noura & Anne
Amid the turbo-development and futuristic cities of the Arabian Gulf, two architects have found a slower pace—and each other—in Bahrain.
Ryuichi Sakamoto
The celebrated Japanese composer reveals the oddly shaped edges of his constantly questing mind.
Issue Thirty-One
Issue Thirty-One
Architecture Special
Inside the buildings that move us, and the minds of their makers.
Selected stories from Issue Thirty-One
Fabienne Verdier
An interview with the painter who learned her trade in China—then applied it on an epic scale in France.
Archive: Charlotte Perriand
On the architect who understood that modernism was much more than an aesthetic movement.
Architecture Archive
Xavier Corberó
At the edge of Barcelona, an anomaly: a sculptor’s labyrinthine home.
Thorvaldsens Museum
A brightly-hued homage to Copenhagen’s most celebrated sculptor.
Finn Juhl’s House
A masterpiece of Danish Modern design on the outskirts of Copenhagen.
The City Beautiful
Serving as an homage to Le Corbusier's belief in the skillful play of volumes, a new book depicts the Indian city of Chandigarh.
Home Tour: E-1027
Inside the French Riviera villa that Eileen Gray built, Le Corbusier “vandalized”—and history almost forgot.
Lucid Dreams
In Malta, an exploration of the architecture of Richard England—the fun uncle of Mediterranean modernism.
Read MoreCity Guides: Bookshops
0fr Copenhagen
A Parisian bookstore, now home to Denmark’s young creatives.
Comptoir de l’Image
Fully booked: a charming (and cramped) Marais bookstore.
Yvon Lambert Bookshop
A Parisian gallery-cum-bookshop offering art books, exhibition catalogs, rare publications, limited edition works and everything in between.
Arcana: Books on the Arts
Arcana Books is a haven for bibliophiles and aesthetes alike, stocking a cleverly curated selection of new and out-of-print books on art and design.
Do You Read Me?
When it first opened its doors in 2008 in Berlin's Mitte neighborhood, this popular magazine shop presented a modest collection of 100 titles.
On Grief
Good Grief
Avoid the impulse to give a grieving person space. Reach out without the expectation of a prompt reply, says etiquette expert Margaret Shepherd.
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Memento Mori
Andrea Codrington Lippke examines the ways in which our most ordinary household objects continue their lives after we’re gone.
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Los Angeles City Guide
From the buildings that kickstarted Californian modernism, to the restaurants reinvigorating the West Coast’s food scene: An insider’s guide to spendi
Casual Vacancy
A new lens on striking a pose, in partnership with Retrosuperfuture.
Day in the Life: Amah Ayivi
Meet the entrepreneurial flaneur who has pivoted from casting director, to restaurateur, to vintage clothing importer.
Eileen Myles
Charles Shafaieh meets Eileen Myles, the poet who once ran for president.
