Vintage design is no longer about nostalgia. PAGES explores why the most compelling interiors being created today deliberately reach backward, and what that tells us about where design is heading.
Dubai’s restaurant scene is as much about design as it is about food. PAGES looks at the interior design studios behind five of the city’s most talked about recent openings and the teams that brought them to life.
Anastasia Legkokonets speaks to PAGES about knowing from childhood that architecture was her path, designing with honesty and what success looks like when it is something you feel every single morning.
Long before air conditioning, Emirati homes were designed to work with the heat. PAGES explores how vernacular architectural practices like the barjeel, arish houses and shaded courtyards are finding new relevance in contemporary Gulf design.
Supriya Pawar, Founder of Studio Rooh, speaks to PAGES about designing with strategy and soul, the quiet inheritance of a father’s dream and what success truly means after years of building something of your own.
From the Friday Mosque in Isfahan to an unassuming villa in Dubai, PAGES explores how Islamic maximalism has always used ornament, geometry and craft to tell the stories that minimalism cannot.
Ataur Rahman speaks to PAGES about the engineering behind the glass, why façade engineers must be involved from day one and what it truly means to shift from completing tasks to creating impact.
Twinkle Suba Shah speaks to PAGES about growing up in rented apartments, the non-linear journey that made perfect sense and why the best spaces are always personal rather than performative.
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