Reimagining the Gallery: 13 Hybrid Spaces on the Rise
A new crop of small, hybrid spaces has emerged in recent years—part gallery, part shop, often run by artists themselves. They are neither the traditional white cube nor the concept store, but something in between: art shown alongside furniture and design objects. As galleries and institutions conten
Steal This Look: A Considered Kitchen in an East London Townhouse
When couple Paul West and Michelle Bower began renovating their 1717 East London townhouse, they took on a full transformation of a basement kitchen. The kitchen they started with “wasn’t in good working order,” Paul describes, so they enlisted UK kitchen design company deVol to see out their vision
A Little Bit Elizabethan, a Little Bit Rock ‘n’ Roll: A UK Recording Studio Turned Family Home
Welcome to a building with stories to tell. In the 16th century, the stately structure served as one of Somerset’s main hubs, a wool hall for trading fleece. Four hundred years later the landmark was being used as one of the UK’s premier recording studios—living quarters in the old hall, music studi
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