A healthy number of historic furniture pieces are being reissued anew, as seen at many Salone del Mobile booths in May. These three pieces, by Paolo Piva, Carlo Mollino and Frank Lloyd Wright, have us transfixed.

Tijs Gilde’s Gravel collection, a line of silica furnishings the designer unveiled at SaloneSatellite 2018, epitomize beauty in the rough.

The Joyce Centre, at Hamilton’s Mohawk College, is Southern Ontario’s first net-zero energy institutional building – and it aims to train students to operate the sustainable buildings of the future.

Into the Wild, a low-tech prefab cabin installed in North Slovakia by start-up Ark Shelter, offers immersive views of the natural world – and a hidden jacuzzi.

Designed by New Practice Studio, Hunan Slurp in New York’s East Village features long communal tables, subtle backlighting and a cocooning curved-wood screen.

It’s no secret: north of the border, the tech industry is booming. Here is a glimpse at some of the most innovative – and flat-out fun – Canadian tech offices for Shopify, Article, Klipfolio, Sidewalk Labs and Slack.

A-listers confronted their demons for Czech glass manufacturer Lasvit during Milan Design Week. At the Monster Cabaret, we asked them about their deepest fears – and their macabre art pieces.

What makes a city liveable and inclusive for all? That is the question we pose with the September issue of Azure, which takes an in-depth look at how to solve some of today’s toughest urban challenges.