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stefaniaevans 24/09/2026

Sardinia at home

In Cagliari, a 1930s villa is reimagined by Studio Marco Piva through a project that brings architecture, interiors and landscape together. Bespoke furnishings, tactile materials and a Sardinian-inspired palette developed with Sigma Coatings shape a new contemporary balance

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A sneak peek from Cersaie
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A sneak peek from Cersaie

A selection of the new products we saw at the International Exhibition of Ceramic Tile and Bathroom Furnishings, on stage in Bologna until September 25th

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Pininfarina Academy, Inside Out
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Pininfarina Academy, Inside Out

The 2026 Pininfarina Architecture Academy Summer School concluded with a collective installation developed by three student teams around the theme Inside Out. 3D modelling, AI and robotics transformed the concept into a single, integrated structure

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Studio visit: Esra Lemmens
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Studio visit: Esra Lemmens

The design strategist questions the growing obsession with rarity and exclusivity, arguing for a future where experimentation, function and commercial sustainability can coexist

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Jaipur Rugs, into the weave
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Jaipur Rugs, into the weave

In Mumbai’s Lower Parel district, Roar transforms a former industrial warehouse into Jaipur Rugs’ new showroom, where fractal geometry translates the rhythm and repetition of weaving into a calm, immersive spatial experience

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Etereo: from Dubai to Venice
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Etereo: from Dubai to Venice

Founded in Dubai by Italian designers Stefania Digregorio and Mirko Sala Tenna, ETEREO brings its cross-cultural approach to Venice with ORBITA, a new platform connecting architecture, contemporary art and collectible design

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Christopher Ghoussoub wins Institut du monde arabe Impact Award
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Christopher Ghoussoub wins Institut du monde arabe Impact Award

At just 22, Lebanese potter Christopher Ghoussoub is turning one of Beit Chabeb’s oldest crafts into a story of renewal. Through Foukhar Studio, he is working to revive a pottery tradition that once supported more than 200 potters in the village and was deeply embedded in its social and economic life

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