Gay Gassmann

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Designer Natalia Miyar collaborated with architect José María García Sánchez onthe Ibizan stucco-clad structure, nicknamed the Treehouse. The living room opens directly onto a pergola-shaded travertine terrace outfitted with Ethimo chaise longues as well as a Lassco dining table made of old French barn oak that is surrounded by Vincent Sheppard chairs. A Mahmoud Zangeneh sculpture stands next to the pool, designed by Miyar in Botanic Green quartzite.

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At his Paris studio, Jean-Michel Othoniel stands with paintings on white gold leaf in the 40,000-square-foot space, which he shares with his partner, artist Johan Creten. Jean-Michel Othoniel does not shy away from working big.

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Behind a closed gate and past a winding path through a long courtyard, this hidden family house with a lovely garden at the end is not only unexpected but unusual for Paris. Located in the bustling and densely populated 11th arrondissement, here is an oasis of peace and quiet living by German firm Holzrausch, a rhapsody in wood that stands in serene contrast to the world outside.

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"Gateway to Venice’s Waterway" by Norman Foster. Photo: Loop When Porsche invited the renowned architect Norman Foster and his namesake foundation to ponder the shape of the future and the collaboration between automobiles and architecture in response to its The Art of Dreams initiative, dream he did with an unwavering commitment to sustainability, innovation, and joy.

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Diese kleine Wohnung von Rodolphe Parente ist ganz großes Kino – und hat trotzdem alles, was ein funktionaler Small Space braucht. Die Inspiration? Zen und die Filme von David Lynch. Ein kleines Appartement in einem Haus von 1910 stellt man sich eigentlich anders vor. Doch Altbaucharme stand nun mal nicht auf der Wunschliste des Bauherrn: „Er hatte ein paar sehr klare Vorlieben“, erinnert sich der Innenarchitekt Rodolphe Parente.