Issue 20

The Life we Share

Tina Frey

DOMUS by HENRYTIMI

Brand Story, Issue 20, Italy, Milan

Selected by Azamit

The Rudolph Tegner Museum

Denmark, Dronningmøle, Issue 20

L’Officine

Belgium, Issue 20, Lincent

An Everlasting Journey of Love for Nature

Barcelona, Brand Story, Issue 20, Spain

Colin King

Issue 20, New York, United States

Lapala by Expormim

Brand Story, Issue 20, Spain, Valencia

Misera

Antwerp, Belgium, Issue 20

Baxter Lago

Brand Story, Issue 20, Italy, Lombardy

Casa Bernal

Issue 20, Mexico, Queretaro

Pierre Yovanovitch

Aups, Issue 20, South France

Casa Monte

Issue 20, Mexico, Oaxaca

Estudio Iturbide

Issue 20, Mexico, Mexico City

Lucas & Tyra Morten

Issue 20, Sweden, Varberg

AGOBAY

Brand Story, Germany, Issue 20

Karak

Austria, Brand Story, Issue 20

Marcos Palazzi

Barcelona, Issue 20, Spain

Gaston Eysselinck

Antwerp, Belgium, Issue 20

TURA by ROCA

Barcelona, Brand Story, Issue 20, Spain

In the Air

Issue 20, San Francisco, United States

Casa Soleto

Issue 20, Italy, Puglia

De Cotiis

Issue 20, Italy, Venice

The Act of Sharing

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Issue 20

With 'The Life we Share' as a statement, we invite artists and designers to be part of our community by introducing their work to us.

Sculpt a ritual

In her eternal search between ritual and manual creation, Tina presents a playful object with a deep atavistic charge: a chess where each of the pieces is shaped by the artist's hands.

A private house in Milan

Using raw materials and turning them into poetry is everyday work for the young Italian genius Henry Timi.

Spanning many categories and continents, Azamit’s collection consists of the things she has picked up along the way.

In covenant with my soul

Almost hidden in the solitude of undulating ﬁelds wrapped in deep purple heather, the Rudolph Tegner Museum breaks the otherwise idyllic surroundings seemingly like an impenetrable closed concrete monolith

Labour of love

But with a strong will, time and a bit of luck, they moved in almost three years ago, and the old coach house of the property has been transformed into a very special guesthouse: L’officine.

Nanimarquina

Over the past three decades, Nanimarquina has not only aimed to establish an emotional connection with the end user but also to create a positive impact on our world.

Compelling from Commonplace

Colin King is considered the leading interior stylist for the world’s most prominent brands and publications, but what sets his projects apart is antithetical to the conventions that tend to come with such titles.

The 25th birthday of a golden design

Expormim demonstrates once again its core purpose of combining tradition and innovation through the utmost conservation of craftsmanship.

To the Artist’s Life and the Chef

Too early for my appointment with Nicolas Misera, owner and chef of the eponymous restaurant, I decide to wander around to kill time.

A design temple over Lake Como

Baxter Lago, this house -or home- designed and arranged by the Italian brand that was originated by Luigi and Paolo Bestetti, acts as an authentic telescope on the lake.

A flower amidst the rubble

While the pool could be considered the true hero of the space, the way the entire project has evolved has made Casa Bernal a truly admirable creation.

Craftsmanship and contemporary art transform an historic estate

In 2009, French designer and interior architect Pierre Yovanovitch purchased Château Fabrègues, an historic estate in Provence, set in a secluded region in the southern region of the Alps.

A sculptural yet habitable space

Though it reads as a solid terra cotta mass, Casa Monte does not, ultimately, suggest a monolithic vision of Mexican design.

A tower for looking inward

Graciela, a famous Mexican photographer who recently held an exhibition at the Cartier Foundation. Mauricio is an iconic Mexican architect, and Manuel is a well-known sound artist.

The Most Beautiful Flowers Bloom for the Shortest Time

From their atelier in Varberg, on the west coast of Sweden, Lucas and Tyra Morten work in tandem to produce hand-made, limited edition objects.

An inspired life by Ago-wan

But for a long time, there was this urge in me to set up a personal brand. A platform that inspires people to live a more beautiful and conscious life, and that’s why AGOBAY is a lovely name for it.

The balance between order and chaos

KARAK Tiles has found the way to plan the unplanned, and this is through the conservation of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.

Portraits of Life

Entering Marcos Palazzi’s studio is, in a way, like entering his home. This Catalan artist, whose greatest virtue is humility, turns everyday things into art.

The reasonable expectations (and reciprocating joys) of a vulnerable house: If you listen

In the decade since it “suddenly” became their house and their project, the Gaston Eysselinck house has revealed the character they noticed on the first day.

The subtle silence of good design

The admiration for José Antonio Coderch, Josep Lluís Sert, Ricardo Bofill or Enric Miralles is a trait in common between Roca and Carulla, and the Tura collection

Ira Kurlander House

The architect Ira Kurlander calls his home an “Airship” because the site was 20’ in the air on a 1908 building to take 2 more flats.

Shaping life through architecture

The path to transform the old frame into Casa Soleto was far from straightforward as they faced the twists and turns of the house's natural state.

Architecture is a living thing

Murano glass chandeliers, decorated ceiling beams and terrazzo floors, elements that are in the private residence of the De Cotiis family.

Introducing Issue Nº20

Openhouse magazine's No. 1 was born with a slogan: The Life we Share. A phrase that describes, almost literally, what Andrew Trotter and Mari Luz Vidal, founders of the magazine, were doing at that time in their own home.

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