“The building was here first”: A lesson in letting the original architecture lead
Lucas Silva of Rocha & Silva on a Victorian duplex in Westbourne Gardens where the brief was less about reinvention than knowing what to leave alone.
Three different hosts, three distinct corners of Ibiza. At Los Enamorados, La Paloma and Hämbre, food is only part of the story – the real craft lies in making guests feel they belong.
The inside track on design, culture and lifestyle in London and Ibiza. Architects, interior designers and homeowners share their inspiration – and the ideas shaping how we live.
Lucas Silva of Rocha & Silva on a Victorian duplex in Westbourne Gardens where the brief was less about reinvention than knowing what to leave alone.
Restaurateur Stevie Benanty on the slow art of falling for Ibiza, and how a reluctant first visit turned into a full-time move.
Marina Werfel, founder of WER Studio, explains how sensitivity and a little spatial Tetris brought clarity to the Grade II-listed duplex.
Nina and David McNab on transforming a dilapidated Art Deco-era building into a sustainably minded home.
Architect Phil Allen on how light, proportion and restraint reshaped a neglected mews home for contemporary living.
At Jean-François Kroonen and Katia Scheidecker’s Bruno Erpicum-designed villa, uncompromising concrete and restrained interiors conspire to frame the real star of the show: the view.
High in the Sant Mateu hills, Ren De Bruine’s farmhouse offers a quieter vision of Ibiza – one shaped by silence, solar power and an all-encompassing sense of calm.
Three different hosts, three distinct corners of Ibiza. At Los Enamorados, La Paloma and Hämbre, food is only part of the story – the real craft lies in making guests feel they belong.