/ Hotellerie everywhere

/ Marrakech

La Sultana, Marrakech – The Terrace is the Largest Rooftop in the Medina

La Sultana, Marrakech: A Hidden Passage from the Bustling Streets into Another World of Quiet and Fragrance, Winding Past Courtyards and Pools to the City’s most impressive Rooftop

/ Switzerland

Krone Säumerei am Inn, Engadin: Craft, Raw Materials and Upcycling

A Sixteenth-century building in Engadin, restored with traditional techniques and raw materials, aims at setting a model for sustainable travel and contemporary environmental awareness

/ Switzerland

Cervo Mountain Resort and the weight of sustainability in a closed alpine system

Between Swiss mountain silence and technical infrastructure, Cervo Mountain Resort explores the limits of sustainability when it becomes architecture, routine, and material language

/ Switzerland

At 1,650 Metres, LeCrans Sets a High Bar for Low-Impact Hospitality

Renovated by Belgian designer Decarpentrie, LeCrans Hotel applies sustainable practices to energy use, material sourcing, and waste management to reduce environmental footprint

/ Paris

On Paris’s Cité Bergère, Les Suites Cinabre Champions Craft over Flash

By turning a private passage into a living archive of upcycled design, Les Suites Cinabre rewrites Parisian decadence into a narrative of longevity, traceability, and shared memory. Interview with founder Alexandre Chapellier

/ naturally sourced

Bringing architecture and environment together in Crans-Montana

From the subterranean arrival sequence that echoes the mountain’s geological layers to the near‑zero‑emission heating system powered by reclaimed sawdust – the crossroads of architecture, ecology, and Alpine culture

/ marrakesh

La Mamounia, Marrakesh since 1923: the ancient Arsat Garden

La Mamounia, Marrakech, review: The Arsat gardens and the N’zaha, a picnic ritual where the happy few reunited to eat Tanjia, drink tea and sing Marrakshi songs

/ Bodrum

Lujo, Art&Joy – Open Spaces and Organic Architecture in Bodrum

An architectural complex on the coast in Bodrum: panoramic glass facades, rough stones, and tiered gardens embrace permanent art installations, elevating Lujo to a Modern Olympus

/ Rwanda

Singita Kwitonda Lodge and Kataza House, Rwanda. A haven for the exhausted

Biodiversity, Community and Sustainability. Singita’s creed for a better future, concealed in the landscapes of South Africa

/ California

The Donum Estate, Sonoma. Viticultural Practices and Modern Art, in California

Three-hundred-acre land led first by Anne Moller-Racke and then by the Warburgs, the journey of what was once a farm dairyland to what is now home to The Sculpture Park

/ Mexico City

The Wild Oscar, located in the Beverly Hills of Mexico, Polanco – for the business traveler

In the morning the sun stays behind because the facade faces west, and the coolness of the Polanco tree foliage is mixed with the wind of the Mexican plateau

/ Mozambique

Kisawa Sanctuary, Mozambico. Where technology meets nature

The Kisawa Sanctuary project is due to celebrate the culture, the community and the environment of Mozambique, searching for a bond with culture and nature

Zannier Hotels Le Chalet, Megève. Scent of pinecones permeates the alpine air

The scent of pine cones permeates the alpine air, amidst the serenity of a landscape covered in snow, at this winter-only mountain retreat

/ architecture

The Kumaon, Binsar. No power for machinery, it took six months to do a job that takes ten days

Cement structures encased in bamboo; hand strung with copper wiring sourced from the neighborhood copper producing village of Tamta Mohalla

/ zurich

Mandarin Oriental Savoy, Zurich: An Exploration of Its Rebirth and Legacy

The renovation of the Mandarin Oriental Savoy Zurich highlights its 19th-century origins and recent architectural updates designed to preserve Zurich’s oldest grand hotel

/ Istanbul

Navigating Istanbul’s Heritage from the Mandarin Oriental Bosphorus

Located in Besiktas and overlooking the Bosphorus, the Mandarin Oriental Bosphorus represents a fusion of Istanbul's millennia-old past and contemporary design inspired by Ottoman palaces

/ architecture

Soho Roc House, Mykonos – a village facing East, a wooden pier over the rocky seabed

The birth of Soho House, as per Nick Jones, was a necessary step away from the clubs that were in tune with the social scene in London at the time

/ Athens

Mona, Athens: slow living, industrial heritage and a view on the Acropolis

Entrepreneur Shai Antebi and Creative Director Eftihia Stefanidi conceived Mona as «a homage to the art of living». Furniture, textiles and design objects crafted from industrial waste materials, walls revealing the passing of time

/ Bodrum

Sahir Erozan on Maçakızı, Bodrum: «I created this place on my mother’s DNA»

In 1977 Ayla Emiroğlu opened a bed and breakfast in Bodrum. In the same year her son, Sahir Erozan, left Turkey for seventeen year. Macakizi, a combination of two experiences

/ Marseille

Tuba Club, Marseille: save water, shower together – hôtellerie facing waste reduction

Tuba Club’s co-founders Greg Gassa and Fabrice Denizot: «80% of the raw materials are from Marseille and southern France» – roughness and commitment on the rocks of the French Riviera

/ DUBAI

W Dubai – Mina Seyahi. Design of steel and glass in front of Palm Jumeirah

A 31-story steel and glass structure stands at Al Mina Al Seyahi, the Port of Travelers – Dubai's historical, cultural and social storylines are woven into the design of the W Hotel - Mina Seyahi, Dubai

/ Abu Dhabi

Al Wathba, Abu Dhabi. A square of rough rock in the Emirates desert

In the middle of the desert, a one-hour drive from the center of the capital Abu Dhabi, a traditional village has been reconstructed, combining traditional Arab Mashrabiya style and Bedouin culture

/ Abu Dhabi

Four Seasons Abu Dhabi at Al Maryah Island: ‘Extidama’ principle in the financial district

Vertical colorful panels run through the 34 floors of the Four Seasons Abu Dhabi at Al Maryah Island, GM Bob Suri introduces the hotel and its design that echoes Middle Eastern tradition and projects itself into the future

/ Tel Aviv

The Levee, Tel Aviv. A recent past and an expanding future under the banner of eclectic design

The Levee is an expression of a future-oriented Tel Aviv, aware of its own history and architectural tradition to be glorified. Ori Arison from Bar Orian Architects recounts the restoration process of the early Nineties villa

/ Tel Aviv

The Vera, Tel Aviv. Introducing Israeli short supply chain and local enterprises

A birthing house turned into a boutique hotel that follows the Local Anthology concept – «Almost everything is made in Israel: furniture, lighting, organic soaps, linen», founder Danny Tamari recounts

/ Ibiza

TRS Hotel Ibiza, a geometry of light in the vegetation of the Balearic Islands

Between Sant Antoni de Portmany and Cala Gracio, TRS Ibiza Hotel experiments with personal butler and Signature Level service – the brand's first in Europe is among the 41 Palladium Hotel Group properties

/ Amsterdam

De L’Europe, Amsterdam: 620 piles of red bricks and natural stone

Het Rondeel stood in the center of Amsterdam as a reminiscence of protection for the city, until it was transformed into a hospitality building – today French antiques sit alongside abstract sculptures

/ London

The Franklin, London-Starhotels Collezione. A heritage-listed building in the Knightsbridge district

Located in the area synonymous with the London upper-class, the red-brick residency dating back to the 1840s was transformed in 2016 in a hotel structure: The Franklin, London-Starhotels Collezione

/ Amsterdam

Waldorf Astoria, Amsterdam: a historical property protected by UNESCO

From six private buildings facing the Herengracht canal to a private bank, Waldorf Astoria still embodies the history of the municipality of the city of Amsterdam in a five-star hotel

/ Lugano

ARIA Retreat & SPA – Resort in symbiosis with nature on the Italian-Swiss border

An architectural project with low environmental impact that embraces Lake Lugano in harmony with the natural landscape

/ architecture, Mexico

Escondido Oaxaca presents itself with a brutalist-style in Mexico

When translated into English, the Spanish word, Escondido, means hidden – like its name, the properties in Oaxaca are regarded by its founders as a hidden gem

/ Porto

Torel Palace, Porto. Ingrid Koeck recounts the genesis of the hotel and the Torel Boutique Collection

A Portuguese palace from 1861 brought to new life – scraping away layers of paint from the walls. The stuccoes on the ceilings represent Portuguese writers, who give their names to the suites

/ architecture, zurich

The Dolder Grand, Zurich: curves and spires in dialogue with nature

It became reality in 1899: 175 rooms and suites, world-class restaurants, an art collection with over 100 works, including originals by Takashi Murakami and Salvador Dalí

/ architecture, Paris

Relais Christine, Paris. A 17th-century townhouse in the city’s Latin Quarter

Opened in 1979, the former private mansion marries French design with contemporary materials dreamed up by Laura Gonzalez

/ architecture, Paris

Le Roch in the Saint-Honoré neighborhood, between the Louvre and Opéra Garnier

Sarah Poniatowski-Lavoine once mentioned she was inspired by the visual of a sidewalk seen in Game of Thrones, and decided to extend that idea to the design of Le Roch Hotel & Spa

/ Mexico

Ser Casasandra, Holbox: celebrating Holbox’s Mayan heritage and Sandra Pérez Lozano’s Cuban roots

At Artist Sandra Pérez Lozano’s house, guests live in harmony with the natural world, promoting consciousness and respect towards the environment – the inhabitants and the culture of Holbox island

Castelli Hotel, Zakynthos. The island’s oldest eucalyptus is worth more than four rooms

Maria Lougari's commitment to creating a network of environmentally aware hoteliers. Maintaining the olive trees, developing the farm, protecting the Caretta Caretta

/ Marrakech

Dar Darma Riad: Maria, maîtresse of Dar Darma, guides through the places of Marrakesh

All the walls are painted with tadelakt, an ancient construction technique consisting in a water-proof limestone-based concoction, Maîtresse Maria explains

Oku, Kos Island in Greece: a beachside room with sunset views overlooking the water

It is not easy to find a place like this in the Mediterranean, even less so in Greece: Oku is a hotel, property, and resort that has direct access to a private beach

/ cambodia

Zannier Hotels Phum Baitang: inner workings of Cambodia through Arnaud Zannier’s lens

«I hoped my guests to have the same impression of this place that I did when I first arrived», Arnaud says since becoming immersed in the Cambodian way of life

/ Greece

Casa Delfino, Chania. The capital of Crete belonged to the Venetians and the Ottomans

A turn of events leads to the fifth generation descendant of the Delfino family converting a family heirloom to the the first hotel in the town of Chania

Le Sereno, St. Barths. L’hôtel des Pêcheurs designed by Christian Liaigre

Luis Contreras envisioned the formation of Le Sereno in St. Barths. The amalgamation of the dichotomy is realized through the updated design and visual aesthetic

/ Bangkok

The Siam Hotel, Bangkok. A urban resort on the banks of the Chao Phraya River

Krissada Sukosol Clapp, the hotel's founder, discusses how the boutique hotel captures the soul of Thailand

/ Tel Aviv

Hotel Montefiore, Tel Aviv. A century-old building repurposed for hospitality

A boutique hotel dating back to the twentieth century exudes the ethos of a bygone Saigon from every pore

Hotel Motto, Wien. A microcosm shaped by Mr. Bernd Schlacher

We don’t just talk about sustainability, we live it here at MOTTO. Our hotel was built by Austrian carpenters and fitters, we serve fair trade coffee in our cafe and organic wines at our bar

/ London

Tillingham, East Sussex. Fermenting biodynamic wine underground and regenerating the soil

duction of natural and biodynamic wines as part of a project of regenerative agriculture, zero-kilometre dining and industrial design

/ Porto

Torel 1884 Suites, Porto. Environments discovered by the adventurers of the past

A story dating back to 1884 and a contemporary outlook inspired by three continents. In conversation with Ingrid Koeck, one-third of the Torel 1884 team, on how the Porto hotel came to be

/ Ibiza

Finca Can Martí, Ibiza. An energy-efficient property in dichotomy with the island’s chaos

Lodged in a natural reserve in the area of Es Amunts is Finca Can Martì, a seventeenth-century farm holding powered by solar energy, organic permaculture farming, and recycled water

/ Montreal

Beside Habitat, Montreal. Reevaluating outdoor spaces in Canadian woods to reconnect with nature

Reevaluating the relationship with outdoor spaces. With urbanization on the rise and Eighty-two percent of people in North America now living in cities

Habitas, Tulum. Empathy towards our planet and one another

Responsibility to the planet, nature and local communities are driving forces of the Habitat brand. In conversation with Eduardo Castillo, co-founder of Habitas

/ Marrakech

La Sultana, Marrakech – The Terrace is the Largest Rooftop in the Medina

La Sultana, Marrakech: A Hidden Passage from the Bustling Streets into Another World of Quiet and Fragrance, Winding Past Courtyards and Pools to the City’s most impressive Rooftop

/ Switzerland

Krone Säumerei am Inn, Engadin: Craft, Raw Materials and Upcycling

A Sixteenth-century building in Engadin, restored with traditional techniques and raw materials, aims at setting a model for sustainable travel and contemporary environmental awareness

/ Switzerland

Cervo Mountain Resort and the weight of sustainability in a closed alpine system

Between Swiss mountain silence and technical infrastructure, Cervo Mountain Resort explores the limits of sustainability when it becomes architecture, routine, and material language

/ Switzerland

At 1,650 Metres, LeCrans Sets a High Bar for Low-Impact Hospitality

Renovated by Belgian designer Decarpentrie, LeCrans Hotel applies sustainable practices to energy use, material sourcing, and waste management to reduce environmental footprint

/ Paris

On Paris’s Cité Bergère, Les Suites Cinabre Champions Craft over Flash

By turning a private passage into a living archive of upcycled design, Les Suites Cinabre rewrites Parisian decadence into a narrative of longevity, traceability, and shared memory. Interview with founder Alexandre Chapellier

/ naturally sourced

Bringing architecture and environment together in Crans-Montana

From the subterranean arrival sequence that echoes the mountain’s geological layers to the near‑zero‑emission heating system powered by reclaimed sawdust – the crossroads of architecture, ecology, and Alpine culture

/ marrakesh

La Mamounia, Marrakesh since 1923: the ancient Arsat Garden

La Mamounia, Marrakech, review: The Arsat gardens and the N’zaha, a picnic ritual where the happy few reunited to eat Tanjia, drink tea and sing Marrakshi songs

/ Bodrum

Lujo, Art&Joy – Open Spaces and Organic Architecture in Bodrum

An architectural complex on the coast in Bodrum: panoramic glass facades, rough stones, and tiered gardens embrace permanent art installations, elevating Lujo to a Modern Olympus

/ Rwanda

Singita Kwitonda Lodge and Kataza House, Rwanda. A haven for the exhausted

Biodiversity, Community and Sustainability. Singita’s creed for a better future, concealed in the landscapes of South Africa

/ California

The Donum Estate, Sonoma. Viticultural Practices and Modern Art, in California

Three-hundred-acre land led first by Anne Moller-Racke and then by the Warburgs, the journey of what was once a farm dairyland to what is now home to The Sculpture Park

/ Mexico City

The Wild Oscar, located in the Beverly Hills of Mexico, Polanco – for the business traveler

In the morning the sun stays behind because the facade faces west, and the coolness of the Polanco tree foliage is mixed with the wind of the Mexican plateau

/ Mozambique

Kisawa Sanctuary, Mozambico. Where technology meets nature

The Kisawa Sanctuary project is due to celebrate the culture, the community and the environment of Mozambique, searching for a bond with culture and nature

Zannier Hotels Le Chalet, Megève. Scent of pinecones permeates the alpine air

The scent of pine cones permeates the alpine air, amidst the serenity of a landscape covered in snow, at this winter-only mountain retreat

/ architecture

The Kumaon, Binsar. No power for machinery, it took six months to do a job that takes ten days

Cement structures encased in bamboo; hand strung with copper wiring sourced from the neighborhood copper producing village of Tamta Mohalla

/ zurich

Mandarin Oriental Savoy, Zurich: An Exploration of Its Rebirth and Legacy

The renovation of the Mandarin Oriental Savoy Zurich highlights its 19th-century origins and recent architectural updates designed to preserve Zurich’s oldest grand hotel

/ Istanbul

Navigating Istanbul’s Heritage from the Mandarin Oriental Bosphorus

Located in Besiktas and overlooking the Bosphorus, the Mandarin Oriental Bosphorus represents a fusion of Istanbul's millennia-old past and contemporary design inspired by Ottoman palaces

/ architecture

Soho Roc House, Mykonos – a village facing East, a wooden pier over the rocky seabed

The birth of Soho House, as per Nick Jones, was a necessary step away from the clubs that were in tune with the social scene in London at the time

/ Athens

Mona, Athens: slow living, industrial heritage and a view on the Acropolis

Entrepreneur Shai Antebi and Creative Director Eftihia Stefanidi conceived Mona as «a homage to the art of living». Furniture, textiles and design objects crafted from industrial waste materials, walls revealing the passing of time

/ Bodrum

Sahir Erozan on Maçakızı, Bodrum: «I created this place on my mother’s DNA»

In 1977 Ayla Emiroğlu opened a bed and breakfast in Bodrum. In the same year her son, Sahir Erozan, left Turkey for seventeen year. Macakizi, a combination of two experiences

/ Marseille

Tuba Club, Marseille: save water, shower together – hôtellerie facing waste reduction

Tuba Club’s co-founders Greg Gassa and Fabrice Denizot: «80% of the raw materials are from Marseille and southern France» – roughness and commitment on the rocks of the French Riviera

/ DUBAI

W Dubai – Mina Seyahi. Design of steel and glass in front of Palm Jumeirah

A 31-story steel and glass structure stands at Al Mina Al Seyahi, the Port of Travelers – Dubai's historical, cultural and social storylines are woven into the design of the W Hotel - Mina Seyahi, Dubai

/ Abu Dhabi

Al Wathba, Abu Dhabi. A square of rough rock in the Emirates desert

In the middle of the desert, a one-hour drive from the center of the capital Abu Dhabi, a traditional village has been reconstructed, combining traditional Arab Mashrabiya style and Bedouin culture

/ Abu Dhabi

Four Seasons Abu Dhabi at Al Maryah Island: ‘Extidama’ principle in the financial district

Vertical colorful panels run through the 34 floors of the Four Seasons Abu Dhabi at Al Maryah Island, GM Bob Suri introduces the hotel and its design that echoes Middle Eastern tradition and projects itself into the future

/ Tel Aviv

The Levee, Tel Aviv. A recent past and an expanding future under the banner of eclectic design

The Levee is an expression of a future-oriented Tel Aviv, aware of its own history and architectural tradition to be glorified. Ori Arison from Bar Orian Architects recounts the restoration process of the early Nineties villa

/ Tel Aviv

The Vera, Tel Aviv. Introducing Israeli short supply chain and local enterprises

A birthing house turned into a boutique hotel that follows the Local Anthology concept – «Almost everything is made in Israel: furniture, lighting, organic soaps, linen», founder Danny Tamari recounts

/ Ibiza

TRS Hotel Ibiza, a geometry of light in the vegetation of the Balearic Islands

Between Sant Antoni de Portmany and Cala Gracio, TRS Ibiza Hotel experiments with personal butler and Signature Level service – the brand's first in Europe is among the 41 Palladium Hotel Group properties

/ Amsterdam

De L’Europe, Amsterdam: 620 piles of red bricks and natural stone

Het Rondeel stood in the center of Amsterdam as a reminiscence of protection for the city, until it was transformed into a hospitality building – today French antiques sit alongside abstract sculptures

/ London

The Franklin, London-Starhotels Collezione. A heritage-listed building in the Knightsbridge district

Located in the area synonymous with the London upper-class, the red-brick residency dating back to the 1840s was transformed in 2016 in a hotel structure: The Franklin, London-Starhotels Collezione

/ Amsterdam

Waldorf Astoria, Amsterdam: a historical property protected by UNESCO

From six private buildings facing the Herengracht canal to a private bank, Waldorf Astoria still embodies the history of the municipality of the city of Amsterdam in a five-star hotel

/ Lugano

ARIA Retreat & SPA – Resort in symbiosis with nature on the Italian-Swiss border

An architectural project with low environmental impact that embraces Lake Lugano in harmony with the natural landscape

/ architecture, Mexico

Escondido Oaxaca presents itself with a brutalist-style in Mexico

When translated into English, the Spanish word, Escondido, means hidden – like its name, the properties in Oaxaca are regarded by its founders as a hidden gem

/ Porto

Torel Palace, Porto. Ingrid Koeck recounts the genesis of the hotel and the Torel Boutique Collection

A Portuguese palace from 1861 brought to new life – scraping away layers of paint from the walls. The stuccoes on the ceilings represent Portuguese writers, who give their names to the suites

/ architecture, zurich

The Dolder Grand, Zurich: curves and spires in dialogue with nature

It became reality in 1899: 175 rooms and suites, world-class restaurants, an art collection with over 100 works, including originals by Takashi Murakami and Salvador Dalí

/ architecture, Paris

Relais Christine, Paris. A 17th-century townhouse in the city’s Latin Quarter

Opened in 1979, the former private mansion marries French design with contemporary materials dreamed up by Laura Gonzalez

/ architecture, Paris

Le Roch in the Saint-Honoré neighborhood, between the Louvre and Opéra Garnier

Sarah Poniatowski-Lavoine once mentioned she was inspired by the visual of a sidewalk seen in Game of Thrones, and decided to extend that idea to the design of Le Roch Hotel & Spa

/ Mexico

Ser Casasandra, Holbox: celebrating Holbox’s Mayan heritage and Sandra Pérez Lozano’s Cuban roots

At Artist Sandra Pérez Lozano’s house, guests live in harmony with the natural world, promoting consciousness and respect towards the environment – the inhabitants and the culture of Holbox island

Castelli Hotel, Zakynthos. The island’s oldest eucalyptus is worth more than four rooms

Maria Lougari's commitment to creating a network of environmentally aware hoteliers. Maintaining the olive trees, developing the farm, protecting the Caretta Caretta

/ Marrakech

Dar Darma Riad: Maria, maîtresse of Dar Darma, guides through the places of Marrakesh

All the walls are painted with tadelakt, an ancient construction technique consisting in a water-proof limestone-based concoction, Maîtresse Maria explains

Oku, Kos Island in Greece: a beachside room with sunset views overlooking the water

It is not easy to find a place like this in the Mediterranean, even less so in Greece: Oku is a hotel, property, and resort that has direct access to a private beach

/ cambodia

Zannier Hotels Phum Baitang: inner workings of Cambodia through Arnaud Zannier’s lens

«I hoped my guests to have the same impression of this place that I did when I first arrived», Arnaud says since becoming immersed in the Cambodian way of life

/ Greece

Casa Delfino, Chania. The capital of Crete belonged to the Venetians and the Ottomans

A turn of events leads to the fifth generation descendant of the Delfino family converting a family heirloom to the the first hotel in the town of Chania

Le Sereno, St. Barths. L’hôtel des Pêcheurs designed by Christian Liaigre

Luis Contreras envisioned the formation of Le Sereno in St. Barths. The amalgamation of the dichotomy is realized through the updated design and visual aesthetic

/ Bangkok

The Siam Hotel, Bangkok. A urban resort on the banks of the Chao Phraya River

Krissada Sukosol Clapp, the hotel's founder, discusses how the boutique hotel captures the soul of Thailand

/ Tel Aviv

Hotel Montefiore, Tel Aviv. A century-old building repurposed for hospitality

A boutique hotel dating back to the twentieth century exudes the ethos of a bygone Saigon from every pore

Hotel Motto, Wien. A microcosm shaped by Mr. Bernd Schlacher

We don’t just talk about sustainability, we live it here at MOTTO. Our hotel was built by Austrian carpenters and fitters, we serve fair trade coffee in our cafe and organic wines at our bar

/ London

Tillingham, East Sussex. Fermenting biodynamic wine underground and regenerating the soil

duction of natural and biodynamic wines as part of a project of regenerative agriculture, zero-kilometre dining and industrial design

/ Porto

Torel 1884 Suites, Porto. Environments discovered by the adventurers of the past

A story dating back to 1884 and a contemporary outlook inspired by three continents. In conversation with Ingrid Koeck, one-third of the Torel 1884 team, on how the Porto hotel came to be

/ Ibiza

Finca Can Martí, Ibiza. An energy-efficient property in dichotomy with the island’s chaos

Lodged in a natural reserve in the area of Es Amunts is Finca Can Martì, a seventeenth-century farm holding powered by solar energy, organic permaculture farming, and recycled water

/ Montreal

Beside Habitat, Montreal. Reevaluating outdoor spaces in Canadian woods to reconnect with nature

Reevaluating the relationship with outdoor spaces. With urbanization on the rise and Eighty-two percent of people in North America now living in cities

Habitas, Tulum. Empathy towards our planet and one another

Responsibility to the planet, nature and local communities are driving forces of the Habitat brand. In conversation with Eduardo Castillo, co-founder of Habitas

Lampoon is a cultural magazine.
Culture today means sustainability – in its honest meaning.
Culture has always been about human respect, tolerance. It’s not only about accepting human diversity but it’s about searching for the beauty of every human peculiarity.
Inclusion is the first value that defines art. Culture today means one thing only: to be part of a community, to think as a community.

Reading Lampoon, you see that these themes are smoothly aligned. A good part of the articles’ content discusses practices to restore our environment and stories about understanding the others.
Reading Lampoon, you find a dialogue between science and creativity. From sharp and edgy photo sessions to fashion, architecture, technology – the commitment is dedicated to a future that is all about us – together.

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