When you hear the name Soho House you think members club, London, comfort, N.Y, sex, the city rooftop pool, glamour and glitz. Mix that with the Avant-garde and that = Berlin’s Soho House.

Petroleum has never looked more beautiful than in the spectacular pieces conceived by Florian Dussopt and Julie Girard from Anna Gram’ Design Studio and Niza Huang for their Petroleum Jewellery series. Crossing the thin line between art and design, they will definitely inspire a fair bit of discussion.

Completed in November 2010, Town Hall Hotel is a luxury hotel in the old Bethnal Green Town Hall, at the heart of London’s burgeoning East End. Comprising the provision of a contemporary extension in the form of a new top floor and wing, the project also included the restoration and refurbishment of the existing Grade II listed building.

Sruli Recht presents us with his third complete menswear collection for Autumn/Winter 2012-13. Sticking to his characteristic primitive style of clothing, he uses a range of production techniques, garments and materials that are way far from the fashion of today, making his exquisite ‘non-products’, valued collectors’ pieces.

A modern tavern located in Komotini in Northern Greece makes use of a simple black and white palette that embraces the idea of a butcher shop. Meat fridges and displayed meats lead you to a cozy, warm and clever space where we can appreciate carnivorous delicacies and a sense of understated luxury so popular in restaurant design today.

We often marvel over the skyscrapers erected in cities or alongside bridges that connect one piece of land to another. Today we unveil beauty in a world rarely experienced by any one of us. Hoichi Nishiyama has made a career from capturing these landscapes in their purest state. Experience the underworld.

Photographer Lisa Klappe and visual artist Joachim Van Den Hurk present the second edition of their 'Decadent Pigeons' project in Barcelona, Spain, in an attempt to makes us reconsider the love/hate relationship we often have with these urban birds.

The Chalet Béranger is no ordinary chalet; don’t expect to find wooden flooring, wooden staircases, and traditional elements. Instead, all these have been replaced by industrial elements and organic forms inspired by the mountains and the valleys of the French Alps.

Alketas Pazis is the man behind all that encompasses the eclectic design of the 1900’s-1950’s. Inside his private residence/showroom in Athens, Greece, the element of design becomes a ‘one of a kind’ lifestyle.

The human spirit transcends the known through the work of Guy Laramée who combines the old philosophies of Asian arts and Zen and draws energy from Romanticism. Yatzer caught up with the artist to discover his approaches to his practice and discussed human primitiveness, sand-blasting and artistic freedom...