Cerith Wyn Evans White Cube Exhibit One of the world’s pioneering artists, Cerith Wyn Evans brings his unique concept to White Cube Bermondsey’s South Gallery, incorporating a diverse range of media including installation, sculpture, photography, film and text in to a truly enchanting experience. Read now
Stainless Steel Kitchen by Alberto Torsello The kitchen is the work of the Italian architect Alberto Torsello and every unit is hand-crafted from stainless steel, from base to surfaces, from drawers to cupboards to their handles. A stainless steel dining table completes the picture. Read now
Berlin Apartment by Loft Szczecin Home comforts. Polish architects Loft Szczecin have overhauled a Berlin holiday home in the suburbs of the German capital to contain a wealth of original features from their homeland. Read now
Intersections by Marcus Lyon British artist Marcus Lyon turns the grey, manufactured terrain of long liner roads in to a mesmeric centrepiece. Transforming everyday engineering in to simply serene and enchanting images. Read now
West Village Townhouse by BW Architects If you're thinking of a townhouse in Manhattan, we'd suggest consideration of this one, reimagined by London-based BW Architects for a demanding client. Read now
Saint Martins Loft by Marc Peridis Coming of age. The founder of London gallery and design studio 19 Greek Street, Marc Peridis, renovated an apartment interior in the residence of his former school; the Saint Martins School of Art. Read now
INVASIONS by Charles Petillon Everyday objects do not often exude inspiration, yet for French artist Charles Petillon, the ordinary provokes the extraordinary. Petillon’s latest series, ‘INVASIONS’, explores our relationship with the ordinary subjects of everyday life, bringing to life the neglected places, such as lakes, forests and playgrounds with his signature collection of white balloons. Read now
How to Wear: Camel Part I This season, in a slight shift across the colour chart, sees camel take over from khaki as the go-to colour tone. Discover more in our How to Wear: Camel guide on the OPUMO Magazine. Read now
Mountain House by Scott & Scott Architects At one with the world. Canadian studio Scott & Scott Architects revitalise the interior of a mid-century home, adding thorough details of wood and marble to create an interior that delightfully reflects the beauty of its Mountain-base surroundings. Read now
STRAIT by Nemestudio A story of dramatic proportions. STRAIT, the latest project from esteemed architectural office Nemestudio, presents a fictional geographical-based story through a series of intricate architectural drawings. Read now
Porsche 912 The Porsche 912, long seen as a poor relation to big brother 911, is taking its rightful place as a desirable classic in its own right. This bright red 1967 example, with a mere 54,000 miles on the clock, is the ideal machine for your Sunday morning run. Read now
Lavitta Stackable Chairs by Poiat Lavitta means chair in Finland's Ostrobothnian dialect. Now it also means a piece of elegantly minimal Finnish chair design from Helsinki's Poiat. Read now
1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 L78 Muscling in on the big three battle against the Ford and the Chrysler, the Chevelle was Chevrolet’s entry in the heated muscle car battle of the 1960’s. Serving to overpower its competition, a highly tuned 375 horsepower V8 Chevrolet Chevelle became one of General Motor’s most popular and successful cars after its debut in 1964. Read now
Davone Ray-S Speakers Denmark's audio specialists Davone pay implied homage to the modernists' quintessential lounge chair with the sweeping lines of their Ray-S speakers Read now
The Loft by Playing Circle The Loft by Playing Circle is a simply enchanting adaptation to modern design- reinvigorating an Amsterdam apartment- with the combination of design, art and craft culminating in one inspiring interior design project. Read now
Photographer’s Loft by Bruzkus Batek Architekten Providing the ideal backdrop for the perfect picture; the magnificent Photographer’s Loft by Bruzkus Batek Architekten. Residing in one of the most iconic cities in the world, Berlin, Germany, the design team of Ester Bruzkus and Patrick Batek have created a concise and minimalist residential loft for an international photographer and family in the space which once was a hat factory. Read now
VONSCHLOO Loudspeaker Looks as good as it sounds. Swiss speaker specialists VONSCHLOO have released their latest concept; the Loudspeaker. Bringing an entirely new look and sound to your home, the speaker is inspired by ‘Folle’; an archaic sound object which has been used in the Swiss Alps for centuries. Read now
Clouds, Mountains & Waterfalls by Ugo Rondinone Continuing his interest in natural phenomena and its physical, aesthetic translation, Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone presents three new bodies of work at Sadie Coles HQ in his latest exhibition, ‘clouds and mountains and waterfalls’. Read now
Architectural Collages by Nemestudio Once upon a time, the entire world was fully sustainable, free of toxic waste. Reimagining those simpler times are Nemestudio; an architectural office that incorporates fine art amongst installations, buildings and urban landscapes. Read now
BMW R100R by Vagabund Austrian motorcycle-workshop Vagabund have created a simply magnificent custom BMW R100R Café Racer- updating the classic aesthetic with simple lines, assured performance and a stealth-inspired black-on-black design. Read now
The Porsche 356 by Emory Motorsports Emory Motorsports began modifying Porsche 356s in the late 1980s where their unique conceptions were deemed ‘outlaws’. Today, with an exemplary back-catalogue of adaptations to boast, the term ‘outlaw’ has become a phrase to epitomise a collection of bespoke, understated customisations. Read now
