Reportage
Harbour Club: a Miami interior with a neighbourhood address
The Sunset Harbour project linked a restrained street frontage with layered dining rooms and art inside.
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Volume 01
People, places and ideas.
A wider point of view.
Travel / Reportage
Taípe’s twenty-fifth New Year on the Trancoso cliffs
A January photo report recorded a coastal gathering within Bahia’s summer calendar.
Travel / Reportage
Bendito Réveillon proposes a different coastal festival rhythm
The first São Miguel do Gostoso edition combined electronic music, shared meals and a stated focus on inclusion.
Travel / Reportage
Punta Verano maps a summer through several evening settings
The 2025 preview moved between Narbona and The Grand, with distinct parties sharing one coastal season.
Dining / Reportage
Pallini Limoncello: an Italian summer reference reaches Brazil
The archive announcement connected Amalfi lemons with a Brazilian seasonal launch.
Travel / Reportage
Explora II: the room and the horizon
The ship’s 2024 archive portrait placed its interiors in a continuing relationship with the sea.
Dining / Reportage
Cariño in the 2024 guide: familiar forms reconsidered
Norman Fenton’s restaurant appeared in the archive through a menu that changed the texture of familiar Mexican references.
Culture / Reportage
Audi’s Brazilian summit opens a conversation beyond the car
The first Mulheres no Automotivo gathering placed leadership and representation on the programme.
Dining / Reportage
Carlo’s Bakery turns the family photograph into cake decoration
A São Paulo holiday collection placed edible portraits beside ginger and pistachio cakes.
Design / Reportage
Mocha Mousse: looking back at Pantone’s 2025 colour
A warm brown became a shared point of reference for products and interiors in the 2024 announcement.
Travel / Reportage
Lyon: the city between two rivers
The Rhône and Saône frame a city whose food, passages and museums reward more than a hurried checklist.
Travel / Reportage
The Greenwich Hotel: a different texture of New York
In Tribeca, reclaimed timber, Japanese craft and a private courtyard make a case for a more domestic kind of city hotel.