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We all have one: the co-worker who gossips all day, the boss who always pops around at the last minute with a project you need to rustle up at a moment’s notice and the new hire who refuses to clean up his growing pile of folders, papers– and possibly last week’s lunch– from the communal workspace. And yet we press on.
This month, id takes a peek at items and spaces from brands recognised around the world for their ability to create harmony, capture the imagination and keep you inspired as the summer evenings wear on and the mornings get increasingly earlier.
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How Vedra, a Boutique Project Development Consultancy is Redefining Development in the UAE
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Lulie Fisher Design Studio Completes a Penthouse in the Intercontinental Dubai Marina
Designed by acclaimed studio Verhaal, KIRA is inspired by the Lunaria plant.
OBMI and Katara Hospitality breathe new life into a 1920s royal residence, balancing heritage and modern luxury on the eucalyptus-clad slopes of Tangiers, Morocco.
Japanese craft meets contemporary design at Kiyoshi designed by Mahsa Gholizadeh
The Design Residency programme 2025 also coincides with the Year of Handicrafts as designated by the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Culture.
The interiors of the Backstage Hotel in Stockholm, Sweden echo the feeling of being behind the scenes at a great performance – rich in texture, layered in story and always with music in the background
Intimate, artistic and unforgettable, The Mellah Hotel is nestled in the heart of Marrakech's ancient medina, just steps from the magnificent Bahia Palace.
In a landmark Bud Oglesby-designed building, designer Joshua Rice crafts a warm, quietly powerful residence that honors modernist roots, personal history, and a young collector’s nuanced eye
This apartment designed by Carl Gerges features green hues throughout