The Best Things to Do in Kyoto: Our Favorite Temples and Hidden Gems

Kyoto felt like stepping into another world, where centuries-old traditions blend seamlessly with everyday life. During our stay in a beautifully restored Machiya, a traditional Japanese wooden townhouse, we explored peaceful temples, wandered through bamboo groves and historic neighborhoods, admire

Wait. Is Your House an Extrovert?!

There are days when it feels like my house starts talking the moment I walk through the door. Put me away. Return me. Clean me. Fix me. Use me. Don’t forget me. A basket of laundry, an Amazon return, fingerprints on the refrigerator (somehow all mine?), a stack of mail, a plant that needs watering,

Adidas Refines the Art of 3D-Printed Footwear With the New Climacool

Even when summer is in full swing, elevated streetwear stops for no temperature. If anyone understands that, it’s Adidas. In time for the hottest days of the year, Adidas has released the next generation of Climacool, the ultra-breathable silhouette that has been a staple in the brand’s lineup for m

Little Giant Designs Its Own Forest Studio Around Light, Quiet, and Exploration

Set among cedar and Douglas fir trees on a peninsula outside Victoria, British Columbia, Little Giant’s 967-square-foot studio serves as a workplace and a physical expression of its approach to architecture. More treehouse than conventional office, the two-level structure is perched above a forest f