Design / Reportage
Dom Pérignon and Damien Hirst: symmetry on a label
A butterfly composition supplied a visual language for the champagne house’s 2026 collaboration.
Reportage / São Paulo
The 2025 Boat Show presentation centred on light, surfaces and the relation to the water.

A yacht interior has to negotiate its relationship with the water at every turn. Azimut’s Fly 58 presentation at the 2025 São Paulo Boat Show emphasised that connection through panoramic windows and a continuous view from the main living spaces.
Brushed oak, Italian marble, linen and bouclé formed the material vocabulary described in the presentation. The contrast was between harder architectural surfaces and softer elements close to the body.
Above, the flybridge gave the boat another place for gathering, with an open relationship to the horizon. Below, sleeping accommodation organised the more private part of the plan.
These spaces ask a familiar residential question under different conditions. How can a room feel generous while working within a defined hull? Light and sightlines matter as much as dimensions. A view held across a window can give a compact interior a sense of continuity beyond its walls.
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A butterfly composition supplied a visual language for the champagne house’s 2026 collaboration.
Design / Reportage
Preserved marquetry and Roger Capron's mosaic give the renewed spa several layers of time.
Design / Reportage
Green panels, botanical imagery and an archive wall connected a Salamanca shop with the brand’s Brazilian origins.