Architect-turned-designer Arielle Assouline-Lichten elevates recycled rubber and stone into Slash Objects that defy art-design binaries. Her disciplined practice – rooted in geometry, material honesty, and industrial collaboration – transforms absence into inevitable forms for galleries, fairs, and lived spaces.
In this exclusive Emaho Magazine interview, Paris-based CORPUS Studio founders Konrad Steffensen and Ronan Le Grand unveil their corporeal architecture philosophy: spaces where the body performs and buildings listen back, inspired by Merleau-Ponty. From Lake Como villas embracing genius loci to BB furniture’s patina and Cherche-Midi Penthouse minimalism, explore their timeless dialogue with place, material, and time.
This interview with Agglomerati founder Sam Henley explores how an Australian interior designer became a London-based stone specialist, why “stone doesn’t tolerate superficial gestures,” and how his studio and BOI platform pursue rigorous, timeless furniture and context-driven exhibition making across Europe, Australia, and the Middle East.
Hossein Rezvani fuses German minimalism with Persian opulence, revitalizing ancient carpet traditions. From economics to award-winning designs like Tabriz Lilac, he collaborates with Isfahan weavers, creating timeless heirlooms that blend heritage craftsmanship with contemporary luxury.
Kym Ellery reimagines fashion as a multidisciplinary world where wardrobe, design, art, and architecture intersect. Her work dissolves traditional boundaries, creating immersive narratives that reflect her commitment to innovation, craftsmanship, and expanding the cultural language of contemporary style.
Rooted in a deep respect for Indian craftsmanship, Rooshad Shroff’s design work bridges heritage and modernity. At the heart of his philosophy lies a commitment to preserving traditional artistry while weaving it seamlessly into today’s design language and contemporary lifestyles.
