In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Living Etc.

• AI: the good, the bad and the caveats
  Embrace it or fear it – the AI revolution is happening and it will change how we decorate our homes. Let’s draw back the curtain…
• Rounding off two decades
  The Tufty-Time sofa is as relevant today as when B&B Italia launched it in 2005. With the latest version featuring a new curved edge, Pip Rich looks at its enduring appeal
• ‘Every home needs an uncomfortable chair…’
  So says designer Anahita Rigby, who embraces comfort but tells our editor Pip Rich about the mood-altering power of adding something a little ‘off’
• Colour crush
  Our colour expert Amy Moorea Wong talks chocolate brown – the delicious hue you’ll want to devour
• DOUBLE vision
  Designer Róisín Lafferty rose to the challenge of turning a pair of semi-detached houses into one unique family home
• Scandi noir
  Drama abounds in this Stockholm apartment – where moody neutrals mingle with scene-stealing pieces and alluring materials
• WORK OF ART
  The creative vision of this home’s architect, Bruno Giacometti, was upheld during a recent and equally innovative renovation
• COOL, CALM & COLLECTED
  This historic home in Melbourne is now a relaxed family abode thanks to a refined interior that respects the heritage details
• Work-life BALANCE
  As both a home and an office, this former music school in Holland functions as a space that shows in design anything is possible
• FRENCH POLISH
  In a chic Paris suburb, an art deco villa embraced some American style – and art – with glorious results
• Arizona dreaming
  Tanner Morgan of Morgan Madison Design takes us on a tour of the desert city Scottsdale – plus two hotels to stay at