Toca Madera by DavisInk: Where Superstition, Style, and Sensory Dining Collide

Toca Madera by DavisInk: Where Superstition, Style, and Sensory Dining Collide

The phrase “Toca Madera” — meaning “knock on wood” in Spanish — is more than just a colloquialism to ward off bad luck. It evokes ancient traditions, where civilizations like the Celts believed that spirits dwelled within trees and could offer protection when touched. This deep-rooted superstition becomes a subtle conceptual thread woven through the interior narrative of Toca Madera by DavisInk, where old beliefs are transformed into modern design language.
By Davis Ink Published: Updated: 2 min read
Casa en la Laguna by A4estudio: A Sculptural Retreat Overlooking Laguna Blanca

Casa en la Laguna by A4estudio: A Sculptural Retreat Overlooking Laguna Blanca

Nestled in the private community of Manantiales, just 2 kilometers from the beach, Casa en la Laguna by A4estudio is a contemporary weekend home that commands stunning views of Uruguay’s Laguna Blanca. The 1,000 m² residence is sited on a 60×90 meter lot that rises over 9 meters along its depth, utilizing the natural slope to shape its multi-level composition.
By A4estudio Published: Updated: 2 min read
Sunner Museum by Atelier Alter Architects Blends Landform Design with Industrial Heritage

Sunner Museum by Atelier Alter Architects Blends Landform Design with Industrial Heritage

The Sunner Museum by Atelier Alter Architects stands as a striking new cultural beacon in Guangze County, Nanping City, Fujian Province, China. Commissioned by Fujian Sunner Holding Co., Ltd., this 6,800 sqm museum is more than a tribute to the group’s four-decade legacy in modern agriculture—it’s an architectural statement in ecological design and industrial storytelling.
By Atelier Alter Architects Published: Updated: 3 min read
The Charm of Mallorcan Interior Design: Where Rustic Elegance Embraces Mediterranean Living

The Charm of Mallorcan Interior Design: Where Rustic Elegance Embraces Mediterranean Living

Mallorca, the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, is famous not only for its beaches and sunshine, but also for its
distinctive interior design style. Rooted in Mediterranean tradition and shaped by the island’s climate and culture,
Mallorcan interior design creates spaces that are warm, welcoming, and stylishly simple. This modern take is especially
popular among the owners of Luxury real estates in Mallorca, where exclusivity meets island-inspired elegance
By Maya Markovski Published: Updated: 2 min read