Moroccan designer Hind Magoul brings traditional zellige craftsmanship into contemporary interiors with a refined sense of modern elegance. In this Emaho interview, she discusses how hand‑cut Moroccan tiles, heritage techniques, and local artistry shape her global design language, merging cultural memory with clean, luxurious spaces.
New York-based Belgian-Congolese designer, interior architect, and Parsons School of Design educator Kim Mupangilaï works in the space where memory, identity, and material culture converge. Winner of the 2024 Boghossian Foundation International Prize, she reflects in this Emaho conversation on heritage, belonging, collectible design, and how Congolese influences and Belgian Art Nouveau shape her deeply personal design language rooted in cultural dialogue.
Belgian fashion designer and former Dior Homme and Berluti creative director Kris Van Assche reflects on reinvention, creative freedom, and life beyond luxury fashion. In this exclusive *Emaho* interview, he discusses identity, craftsmanship, design, and what two decades at fashion’s highest level ultimately taught him.
In this interview with *Emaho*, Elnaz Taghaddos reflects on architecture as an emotional language, tracing her journey from curation to founding ET’STUDIO. She discusses spatial storytelling, materiality, and the quiet power of design in shaping how people feel, connect, and experience space.
In this Emaho interview, French designer Sophia Taillet discusses how she reimagines the poetics of material within contemporary design, moving fluidly between art, choreography, and object‑making. Trained in Paris and New York, she explores motion, gesture, and light through glass, metal, and sculptural forms, turning material intuition into a poetic language of movement and matter.
Holly Lucas is a cross‑disciplinary curator and creative strategist who bridges hospitality, cultural programming, and post‑disciplinary design through Bureau of Innovation (BOI). In this Emaho interview, she reflects on how BOI shapes immersive contexts for collectible furniture and objects, redefining curation as the art of experience in a world where design, art, and commerce increasingly overlap.
