Aidan Imanova

1 week ago | admiddleeast.com | Aidan Imanova

AD100 design studio Bone prefers to steer clear of convention; not just for the sake of breaking rules, but to create interesting alternative solutions and this apartment in Dubai is proof. “We began to notice a repetitive use of materials across projects in the UAE,” says Natalie Mahakian, who founded the practice with her work and life partner Achraf Mzily.

1 week ago | admiddleeast.com | Aidan Imanova

Art Dubai 2025 visitors can view Kuwaiti Artist Alymamah Rashed’s vibrant artwork in person. The late 1960s was an era-defining moment for Piaget: it unveiled its 21st Century collection at the Basel Fair, completely redrawing the boundaries of watchmaking and the art of jewellery. It marked a shift in the atelier's history, when timepieces were transformed into iconic design objects. Among Piaget’s avant-garde creations of the time, the trapeze shape quickly became a cult classic.

1 month ago | architecturaldigest.com | Hannah Martin |Laura Itzkowitz |Sam Cochran |Ulrich Clewing |Aidan Imanova

All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Debut: Louis Vuitton revives a range of early textile designs by French architect Charlotte Perriand as luxe pillows and blanketsIn 1927, fresh out of university and newly married, a young Charlotte Perriand moved into a former photography studio on a corner of Place Saint-Sulpice in Paris.

Jan 15, 2025 | admiddleeast.com | Aidan Imanova

Where Lies My Carpet is Thy Home, Abu Dhabi-based American artist Christopher Joshua Benton's new Public Art Abu Dhabi Biennale installation is a conceptual rug of proportions so epic, it is best viewed from the sky. “My studio is only five minutes away from the carpet market, which quickly became one of my favourite places in the city to decompress,” begins Joshua Benton.

Dec 14, 2024 | admiddleeast.com | Aidan Imanova

AD100 designer Ali Mohammadioun doesn’t like being called a maximalist — although one may be inclined to label him as such upon glimpsing his richly layered, yet contemporary, Dubai villa. At first glance it is an urban oasis brimming with Iranian art and sculptures, custom furniture, and various other treasures that adorn the many bookshelves and surfaces.