Designed by Mark Yong of PIU Design, this Singapore home transforms a narrow footprint into a warm, collaborative sanctuary, enriched by hand-carved details, vibrant murals and a deep connection to family and community

Joyce Wang Studio’s Genso reimagines the Hong Kong racecourse as a cinematic cityscape of floating neon islands and retro-futuristic streetscapes, immersing a new generation in spirited play

Once the residence of artist Chen Wen Hsi, this restored home embraces concrete and shifting garden views to honour his belief in harmony between art, life and nature

Designer Patricia Ho transforms a 30-year-old apartment into a lived-in gallery of memories, guided by a deeply personal approach to hospitality, travel and home

This singular home acts as a canvas for its owners’ artistic work and existential views

Caon Design Office and Akin join forces for Qantas’ new Auckland International Airport lounge. Inspired by Aotearoa’s rugged terrain, the earthy design offers travellers a grounding sanctuary and a moment of calm amidst the chaos of modern transit

Curated by Joseph Gardner for Craft’s Visionaries 2025, Done/Undone shows more than 50 artists’ and designers’ explorations of the creative process

Against the constraints of a narrow Bangkok plot, AA House became a vertical sculpture. Designed by PHTAA Living Design for a photographer friend and his wife, the home uses split levels, raw concrete and dramatic light to serve as a private gallery for their eclectic collection

In Japan’s Kamakura, I In has reimagined an old office building as a seaside retreat, balancing intimate craft with expansive Pacific views and redefining luxury through spatial generosity and light

Architect Livinia Cali crafts her holiday home with local materials, reworking the traditional wantilan

Drawing on the cinematic romance of the Republic of China era, Kasawoo and Yo.Q Design have created an immersive dining experience in Shenzhen. The new restaurant, Rener, blurs the lines between memory, theatre and reality through bespoke local craft

Design Mumbai’s second edition reveals a profound shift: Indian designers are propelling craft heritage into the future. Through material innovation and artisan dialogues, the showcase proves that traditional craft and contemporary design are essential partners

Through his Ho Chi Minh City creative space and travelling workshops, designer Dương Gia Hiếu draws on the everyday ingenuity found in the streets across Asia to rethink the possibilities of DIY design

Tailored Architects transforms a charming old apartment for an art-collecting family, shaped by terracotta tones, soft light and thoughtful spatial flow

Swathes of natural materials and soaring volumes characterise Karijini House, designed by Gritt Studio

On Naoshima island, Tadao Ando’s latest museum emerges from the hillside like a modernist temple

A concrete dwelling, designed by the late Japanese architect Yasuhisa Ota and now home to a photographer and a designer, is almost entirely hidden by nature

Nelson Chow breathes wonder into a family home inspired by ecclesiastical architecture

Guided by experimentation and hand crafted techniques, Jakarta-based label ANW transforms traditional Indonesian silhouettes into unexpected forms through thoughtful material play

A design-led tour of one destination, selected by our global contributors and team. In this edition, we visit Penang’s UNESCO World Heritage site of George Town