Copyright © 2025 Motivate Media Group. All rights reserved.
John Baldessari was the inspiration for SAVVY's branding of a café in Mexico City.
Since design is, by definition, an interdisciplinary endeavor, we were thrilled to the new Hungry Beast Cafe, a new branding project by SAVVY inspired by American conceptual artist John Baldessari. Located in Mexico City, the team was inspired by Baldessari’s Connecting Dots and Gemini Series. This abstract impersonal style was applied to the packaging through the use of bold color swatches and line work. “It’s not design for design’s sake,” said designer Rafael Prieto of SAVVY. “There is always a concept.”
The Bernhardt brand brings understated elegance and enduring craftsmanship through Interiors in the UAE
Renowned designer Antonio Citterio introduces a new paradigm in contemporary seating through the Loungescape sofa
We speak with the founder of Hobb, Haifa Malhas, about building a bookstore and a community centred around love for design
Save the date for the much awaited gala night.
With fresh openings in Abu Dhabi and Riyadh, Crate & Barrel and CB2 unveil Fall/Winter collections that blends tactile design, sustainability, and exclusive collaborations, bringing global style closer to regional homes.
Global surfaces leader Cosentino launches four new quartzite options in the Sensa range
Taking place from 4-9 November 2025, Dubai Design Week this year centres around community.
Casa Tranquilo by DADO offers an immersive retreat into nature
The Ritz-Carlton’s intimate treetop retreat offers a rare invitation to connect deeply with nature and culture
In Summerlin, Nevada, Faulkner Architects and Concept Lighting Lab have revealed a desert home that withstands extremities
We interview selected architects and interior designers to talk about balancing permanence and progress across their projects
A conversation with Maryam Raeisi, Managing Director of HMA Living by Al Shamsi