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Remote retreats aren't usually as stylish as this elevated house, the Trekronekabin (literally, 'cabin in the tree tops' in Norwegian), set in a remote part of the Sjernnaroy islands on Norway's west coast, not far from Stavanger
Photography: Nils Petter Dale

Trekronekabin by Tommie Wilhelmsen, Norway

Architecture 05 Nov 2012

The entrance to Tokyo Designers Week, the city's biggest trade show

Tokyo design fair report 2012

Design 02 Nov 2012

Cassina's new Piero Lissoni-designed London outpost occupies two floors of a listed building on Brompton Road. Photography: Ed Reeve

Cassina to open its first London showroom, designed by Piero Lissoni

Architecture 30 Oct 2012

Spanish designers Astrid Stavro and Pablo Martin have tasked leading international creatives to design a sticker to be placed on boxes containing ensaimadas - a Majorcan sweet pastry. Pictured is the work of Australians Vince Frost and Benjamin Hennessy

Leading creatives design pastry box stickers for EnsaimadArt

Art 29 Oct 2012

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Alexander McQueen's first dedicated menswear flagship is designed by David Collins

Alexander McQueen opens first menswear store on Savile Row, London

Kenzo: In the dark, smoky interiors of Paris' La Maison du Judo, models walked along a narrow catwalk lined with floral prints, while the collection's inspiration images - from jungle views to abstract prints - were projected on a giant digital screen in the middle of the catwalk ring. Photography: Greg Kessler

Words: Rosa Bertoli

Fashion week venues S/S 2013: womenswear collections

Architect Farshid Moussavi's new home for the MOCA Cleveland is a slow-motion spectacular, unfolding gradually over four stories and approximately 34,000 sq ft
Photography: Dean Kaufman

Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, designed by Farshid Moussavi

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Watch Doug Aitken's 'Altered Earth' installation in the Grande Halle in action

Artist Doug Aitken's 'Altered Earth' exhibition in Arles, France

Erik Kessels has just added an 11th book to his cult series, 'In Almost Every Picture', this time focusing on one man's obsession with photographing his wife, fully-dressed, in bodies of water. The founding partner and creative director of leading communications agency KesselsKramer collects vernacular photography, scouring flea markets and the internet for pictures, that as a collection, contain a narrative that goes beyond their significance as individual photographs. Over the years he has curated these finds into a series of beautifully designed books, each with an individual charm, telling a story that ranges from the comically incidental to the deeply poignant. It's no surprise that the editions have become highly sought after collector's items. Here, we take a look through the full collection of books.

The 11th book will be available to purchase from London's KK Outlet from the 18 October. At 7pm that day, Erik Kessels will be talking about the latest edition, as well as the stories behind some of the most popular books in the series.

Erik Kessels adds to his 'In Almost Every Picture' photography book series

Versus: Drawing an electric blue graphic on the lid, make-up maestro Pat McGrath played on the technicolour tones of the Spring collection, while hairstylist Guido Palau pulled hair into the tightest of sleek ponytails

Photography: Jason Lloyd Evans; Words: Rosa Bertoli

Grooming trends: Milan Women's Fashion Week S/S 2013

Jonathan Saunders: A glossy shade of deep burgundy lip colour by Lucia Pieroni referenced one of the collection's recurring colours. With such strong make-up on show, hairstylist Paul Hanlon kept hair simply tousled and wavy

Grooming trends: London Fashion Week S/S 2013

Alexander Wang: Make-up artist Diane Kendal kept things simple by giving models translucently pale complexions and completely matte lips, so the focus was on the graphic hair ornamentation that Guido Palau fashioned: thick black tape that ran all the way down the centre-parting of ponytails and into forehead territory

Photography: Jason Lloyd Evans; Words: Rosa Bertoli

The grooming trends that shaped New York fashion week S/S 2013

The new Maserati GranCabrio Sport

Maserati GranCabrio Sport

Reconstruction of the Great Rock of Budapest Zoo, by PLANT - Atelier Peter Kis
A much-needed reconstruction of the existing exhibition space, this cave carved into the display's century-old, listed artificial rock lies within the Hungarian capital's zoo complex. The new, self-supporting structure, designed by Péter Kis and completed in May, fills the old rock's entire space from the inside, and creates spectacular crystal-like forms.
Photography: Zsolt Batár

Architecture news: Letter from Hungary

Dexter Moren Associates’ frame of Mikado game sticks obscures the façade of Franc Franc, a Japanese home-furnishings store

Architects transform the windows of Xintiandi shopping centre, Shanghai

The KNSM Island in Amsterdam is an interesting mix of leftover dockland industrial units, and redeveloped and repurposed buildings, all orientated around a late 1980s masterplan by local architect Jo Coenen. One of these preserved buildings is an old canteen, which has since been transformed into a number of individual housing units

Photography: Marcel van der Burg

House Like Village by Marc Koehler Architects

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‘Design Talks: Contemporary Creatives on Architecture and Design’ by architecture pundit Massimo de Conti is an intriguing new book that provides us with an insight into the compelling world of the design elite

Book: ‘Design Talks: Contemporary Creatives on Architecture and Design’ by Massimo de Conti

Architecture 23 Aug 2012

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