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Tres Hermanas – a house in harmony with the Mallorcan landscape

After years of renting holiday villas with family and friends, Swiss interior designer Iria Degen chanced upon the opportunity to create her own ideal holiday home when a large plot of land became available in Mallorca. Situated in the south-east of the island, among olive, fig, and almond trees, the finca looks out over the Mediterranean, with unobstructed views of the neighbouring Cabrera island.

In the Studio with… Roger Herman

There is something delightedly refreshing about Roger Herman’s approach to art; when I ask what it is that links the pieces in his new exhibition From California with Love, he jokingly replies, ‘I made them all. That’s what connects them.’ This light-hearted response, I later find out, stems from Herman’s unconventional journey to his practice.

In Conversation with... documentary photographer Kiliii Yüyan

‘I loved being up there with the musk ox, watching and learning from them... they’re true creatures of the winter’ – Kiliii Yüyan Kiliii Yüyan is a documentary photographer whose work has been featured on the pages of National Geographic and TIME magazine. Although based in Seattle, it is rare to find him there, as Yüyan spends most of the year on assignments around the world, drawing from his own tri-cultural heritage as Nanai/Hèzhé (Siberian Native) and Chinese-American, to convey different world views on issues surrounding the environment through photography.

In Conversation with... Jack Tolly

Around six years ago, intrigued by the prospect of combining his creativity with something more practical, Jack Tolly gave up his career in the music industry to begin a joinery course at the Building Crafts College in Stratford, East London. Since finishing, he has worked as a carpenter, designing and making furniture for both public and private spaces.

In the Studio with Lucy Whitford 

Lucy Whitford is an artist working in the medium of ceramics. Her vessels, which can be found in the Zabludowicz Collection, Soho House, and a number of private collections in London, Paris and New York, appear to unfurl from within, forming fragile, organic shapes that look like brittle leaves or soft petals. It is as if they might crumble at any minute in spite of their gritty, industrial texture – a juxtaposition that gives Whitford’s work its unique aesthetic.

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