Reportage
Blaise: French forms, Brazilian ingredients
The restaurant’s 2026 cold-season menu connected classical preparations with a more local pantry.
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Volume 01
People, places and ideas.
A wider point of view.
Culture / Reportage
Ananda Nahú: Iara enters the room
At Rosewood São Paulo in 2026, Encantaria de Iara used painting to turn a gallery into a continuous mythological space.
Travel / Reportage
Jacquemus, Burberry and Goop: travel as a brand setting
The archive considers how clothes, interiors and the rhythm of a stay can share one vocabulary.
Dining / Reportage
Vila Medí: three kitchens, one São Paulo dining room
An integrated restaurant space at Cidade Jardim lets a meal move between Italian, Greek and oyster-bar menus.
Travel / Reportage
Montenegro: the coast is only one part of the picture
Skadar, Kotor and Luštica offer different scales of water, settlement and landscape.
Style / Reportage
Louis Vuitton Conquest: rubies in a directional setting
A necklace from the Mythica collection arranged coloured stones and arrow-like forms around the house's travel vocabulary.
Dining / Reportage
Maní: a Brazilian vocabulary at the table
In São Paulo, Helena Rizzo and Willem Vandeven place technique at the service of ingredients, memory and a recognisable point of view.
Style / Reportage
Mini Andiamo: what remains when a bag becomes smaller
Woven leather and a metal knot carry the family’s visual identity into a more compact outline.
Travel / Reportage
Paris department stores: the value of an appointment
The archive reads service, architecture and time as parts of the same visit.
Design / Reportage
Milan Design Week: the city beyond the exhibition hall
The 2026 archive account moved between an exhibition platform, a magazine shop and the everyday rooms around them.
Design / Reportage
40 Duke: Selfridges gives shopping another room
Private shopping, art and hospitality shaped the upper floors of the London flagship.
Style / Reportage
Tiffany Hidden Garden: nature as a jewellery structure
The 2026 Blue Book collection continued the conversation with Jean Schlumberger through birds, insects and botanical forms.