The legendary Serpentine Pavilion opens its first architectural installation outside of the UK in the heart of the Chinese capital

The Datai welcomed its first guests to Langkawi in 1993 with a breathtaking rainforest setting and a seamless eco-conscious design by Kerry Hill that proved far ahead of its time.

The Sukhothai Shanghai tapped none other than local duo design neri&hu to lend an air of sophistication to its 170 guest rooms and 31 suites in the new Taikoo Hui mixed-use lifestyle complex.

The new 289-room Waldorf Astoria Chengdu bears the stamp of interiors maven Alexandra Champalimaud.

The House Collective has unveiled its third property with the opening of The Middle House in Shanghai, its interiors artfully rendered by internationally acclaimed architect and designer Piero Lissoni.

Located just off the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, Nobu Ryokan is a completely renovated 1950s vintage beach motel combining the minimalist aesthetic of traditional Japanese inns with the casual coolness of the California coast.

Perched on the third floor above an expansive ground-floor cafe and the lifestyle brand’s Shibuya flagship store, hotel koé is the brainchild of SUPPOSE DESIGN OFFICE.

The newest Rosewood outpost in Asia can be found in idyllic Luang Prabang.

Sophisticated yet down to earth, quiet yet in the heart of the city, Little Tai Hang is the latest boutique addition to the Hong Kong hotel scene.

Luxury carpet company Fort Street Studio premieres its first limited edition collection Progetto Passione in New York, signalling a new chapter for its artist-designers

In a leafy São Paulo suburb, the brutalist home and studio and of Japanese Brazilian artist Tomie Ohtake

Veteran designer David Rockwell speaks with Design Anthology on the sidelines of this spring’s Salone del Mobile about his pop-up diner installation, design trends and the role of research in his own practice

Design Anthology’s editor-in-chief sat down with esteemed architect John Pawson at Milan Design Week for a conversation on his latest collaboration for Swarovski, some of his struggles as a perfectionist and his views on minimalism

Our favourite installations from around the city during the most exciting week on the design calendar

Cathay Pacific unveils a new Studioilse-designed lounge at Hong Kong International Airport full of homey touchpoints

At this spring’s Design Shanghai, our editor-in-chief sat down with designer Frank Chou for a conversation on what it means to be a Chinese designer today

In the heart of Seoul, a new restaurant by Flack Studio with marble, terrazzo, brass and leather refers to 1950s-era Italian design as reinterpreted through an Australian eye

India’s little-known Modernist movement is very much on display in drawing rooms and government offices across the subcontinent

A Melbourne classic receives a contemporary redesign

In Ho Chi Minh City, MIA Design Studio is defining a new vernacular for modern tropical living

A conversation with inventor and solar designer Marjan van Aubel, named Swarovski Designer of the Future

Iconic gallerist, curator and doyenne of design Rossana Orlandi’s eye for spotting — and launching — ground-breaking creative young designers is legendary. She tells Design Anthology why she champions creative talent alongside established names and why she insists on visiting artists in their studios.

A steel-and-glass library unites local communities, regenerating a forgotten park in Seoul