Celebrating the Kengo Kuma-designed building’s interior renovations and reopening.
With photography from Slim Aarons and Jonathan Llense, respectively.
Inside its pavilion designed by late Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.
Crafted from upcycled waste materials.
Blurring the line between art and furniture design.
After it was destroyed by a tsunami a decade ago, the legendary oasis has reopened — and is more ecologically conscious than ever before.
Reimagining the area into an interactive community space.
The largest spherical structure in the world.
Teaming up with Helinox, Pendleton and JAGUY for a line of outdoor necessities, including soft coolers, foldable chairs and kitchenware.
Crafted in collaboration with artist Matthew Day Jackson.
To be located in the middle of Stockholm.
An immersive experience that extends the brand to custom sun beds, towels, beach necessities and more.