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3 weeks ago | 
wallpaper.com | Gregory Han
Aston Martin is certainly not shy with the superlatives when it comes to its premier SUV, the DBX707. Deservedly so. This ‘supercar of SUVs’ was the beneficiary of a well-received interior revision only a year ago, a mid-life glow-up that balanced the ultra-SUV’s beastly proclivities in the performance department with a more holistically refined interior.
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3 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Gregory Han
7 hours agoSweet Release, a party and ‘secret’ solo exhibition by photographer Jesse Glazzard is happening this weekend (Saturday 17 May, 2025) at Dalston’s Sui Generis. Organised to coincide with Photo London, Offprint and Peckham24, the phone-free event promises a selection of never-before-seen work by …
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1 month ago | 
nytimes.com | Gregory Han
We ask a lot from our patio furniture, and outdoor sofas in particular: They have to invite rest and relaxation, look good, be easy to maintain, and fall within budget. But they’re also expected to be considerably tougher than their indoor counterparts, enduring everything from inclement weather and falling foliage to wayward stains. If your indoor sofa is a sedan, an outdoor one has to be an off-road SUV.
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1 month ago | 
dwell.com | Gregory Han
View 3 PhotosCalifornia’s particular brand of indoor/outdoor living has captured our imagination for more than 50 years. But can the envious design style adapt to today’s climate? View 3 PhotosThis story is part of Dwell’s yearlong 25th-anniversary celebration of the people, places, and ideas we’ve championed over the years.
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1 month ago | 
nytimes.com | Daniela Gorny |Gregory Han
Whether used seasonally or year-round, a patio dining set can transform your yard into an oasis and instantly make your home’s square footage feel bigger. From a quick family dinner on a warm summer night to a festive gathering with neighbors, any meal outside suddenly feels special and worth celebrating.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
nytimes.com | Gregory Han
As first-time homeowners, my wife and I understood we were in for a home-improvement marathon when we decided to buy a well-loved yet equally neglected 1963 home in the foothills of Los Angeles’ Angeles National Forest. Even so, the single-story residence had nearly everything we hoped for. We fell head over heels for the home’s mid-century details, its detached studio, and a backyard overlooking a verdant canyon and canopy-camouflaged creek prowled by bears, foxes, and bobcats.
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Dec 20, 2024 | 
discover.silversea.com | Gregory Han
Growing up in a Korean household, I (or at least my palate) was shaped by the loudest declarations of my culture’s cuisine: scalding chili-laced stews, the penetrating punch of fermented roots and vegetables aged over weeks to months, seafood so fresh that it only stopped moving after being dipped into a garlic-laden dish of chamgireum (roasted sesame oil) and ganjang (Korean soy sauce.) But defining Korean food only by its spiciest and boldest examples ignores a long, rich history dating to...
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Dec 19, 2024 | 
discover.silversea.com | Gregory Han
If you ask someone after their first visit to Seoul what they most remember about the South Korean capital, you’ll probably notice their eyes widen, then glaze over with the dreamy recollection of someone readying to share the sordid details of a fiery fling. Be forewarned: What they’re really about to share is everything they ate along the way in Seoul.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
wallpaper.com | Gregory Han
‘I’m slow now, making things take much longer,’ confides artist and furniture designer Wendy Maruyama while rummaging through several pieces in varying degrees of completion strewn throughout her studio in San Diego, California–containers, cabinets, sideboards, “and a few little boxes.” Each vibrantly varnished assemblage is intended for 'Colorama', a two-person show now on at New York City design gallery Superhouse pairing Maruyama with longtime friend and chromatic furniture making...
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Nov 12, 2024 | 
dwell.com | Gregory Han
View 12 PhotosNative California plants abound in this tiny oasis designed to maximize diversity. View 12 PhotosThis story is part of our annual look at the state of American design. This year, we’re highlighting work that shines through an acrimonious moment—and makes the case for optimism. Join Dwell+ to ContinueSubscribe to Dwell+ to get everything you already love about Dwell, plus exclusive home tours, video features, how-to guides, access to the Dwell archive, and more.
