The Spaces

The Spaces is an online magazine created by VF Publishing that delves into innovative approaches to living and working. We cover a variety of places, including homes, public areas, co-working spaces, hotels, and trendy retail locations. Our goal is to highlight spaces that challenge the norm and introduce you to individuals who are transforming our lifestyles. By examining the vibrant urban landscapes of cities worldwide, we aim to educate and ignite discussions about design and real estate, encouraging readers to see their surroundings in a new light.

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In Cornwall, a converted schoolhouse offers a world of possibility

2 days ago | thespaces.com | Betty Wood

This Cornish property is a blank canvas—yet steeped in over 250 years of history. The former schoolhouse dates from the 1750s and has been extensively renovated and extended to create a serene, white-washed home that retains original stonework and soaring proportions.
A new woodland sculpture park lives up to its name at Goodwood

2 days ago | thespaces.com | Ellen Himelfarb

The Goodwood Estate makes more of its reputation as a motorsports venue than its role in art patronage, but this summer the property, whose Jacobean pile is festooned with Canaletto, Van Dyck and Reynolds and which once leased a parcel of land to the Cass Sculpture Foundation, is making new inroads. The five years since Cass’s exit have been fruitful for the West Sussex estate.
São Paulo restaurant Santokki celebrates the golden age of Japanese design

3 days ago | thespaces.com | Betty Wood

In São Paulo, new Japanese restaurant Santokki leans into the 1970s, drawing inspiration from the golden age of Japanese graphic design and a warm, rich midcentury palette for its nostalgic interiors. The Vila Madalena hotpot spot is the brainchild of husband-and-wife chef duo Júlia Tricate and Gabriel Coelho.
Malta’s URNA installation at the London Design Biennale reflects on death, ritual, and remembrance

5 days ago | thespaces.com | Rosella Degori

Descending the rocky slopes to the bottom of the Mosta Quarry in the heart of Malta feels like entering the very core of the creative process behind the Malta Pavilion’s entry to the upcoming London Design Biennale, which kicks off on 5 June at Somerset House.
Interior inspiration to kick-start your week

5 days ago | thespaces.com | Rosella Degori

Beat the Monday blues with our weekly shot of interior design wanderlust. From the hottest hotels to iconic homes, we bring you a curation of interior spaces to inspire your renovation project and fuel your curiosity…Lila29 restaurant in Brussels House in Warsaw Kricket restaurant in London Marne café in Mexico City Palazzo San Vito hotel near Lecce
A retro prefab diner is for sale in the Hudson Valley

1 week ago | thespaces.com | Betty Wood

The 1950s are alive and well at this unique Hudson Valley commercial property — a restored vintage diner and deli set on two lakefront acres. The Elizaville Diner Deli is a roadside hotspot originally built in 1956. It’s thought to be the last surviving example of a Dutchess prefabricated diner car, with its candy-striped blue-and-aluminium façade and signature Space Age curved roof.
Midcentury ‘treehouse’ home in Los Angeles asks $1.795m

1 week ago | thespaces.com | Betty Wood

Part cabin, part greenhouse, this 1960s Los Angeles property by local architect Bill Mack, AIA, channels the city’s bohemian past. Mack is believed to have designed the Beverly Glen Canyon home circa 1961, taking inspiration from an elaborate treehouse. Remarkably well-preserved, the three-bedroom, two-bath home has been on the market just twice in the last 65 years. Its 2,185-sq-ft interiors are wrapped in rich wood panelling.
V&A museum unveils its new Storehouse: an all-access area in East London

1 week ago | thespaces.com | Ellen Himelfarb

When Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen opened in Rotterdam in 2021, its 35-metre art-filled atrium, designed by MVRDV architects, revolutionised and democratised how museums utilise the vast majority of their collections normally relegated to closed storage.
Aberto launches its fourth edition at a century-old Corbusier villa in Paris

2 weeks ago | thespaces.com | Ellen Himelfarb

For two years, I’ve been planning, and failing, to visit Maison La Roche, the semi-detached villa Le Corbusier and his cousin Pierre Jeanneret designed on a lot behind an elegant residential terrace in Paris. The 16th arrondissement, an appealing alternative base to the city’s chaotic centre, was Corbusier’s stamping ground.
The world’s tallest 3D-printed tower opens to tours in the Swiss Alps

2 weeks ago | thespaces.com | Betty Wood

Architecture lovers with a head for heights can now visit the world’s tallest 3D-printed tower, which has opened in the remote Swiss village of Mulegns, along the Julier Pass. Dubbed Tor Alva or ‘White Tower’, the Baroque-inspired structure stands 30 metres tall and was designed by architects Benjamin Dillenburger and Michael Hansmeyer, who, back in 2013, completed the world’s first 3D-printed room.