
Scavolini’s Flair Collection Rounds Out the Contemporary Interior
Scavolini is unveiling its new Flair collection at EuroCucina, marking a pivot from the recent industrial‑leaning kitchen trends toward softer, human‑centric interiors. The line features fluid, rounded modules that can be arranged as islands, peninsulas or linear layouts, and it extends beyond kitchens into living rooms and bathrooms. A diverse material palette—matte lacquer, natural wood veneer, and Pearl Bronze micro‑decor—adds depth while maintaining a cohesive aesthetic. Flair’s modularity and tactile design aim to integrate the kitchen as a connective “bloodstream” within open‑plan homes.

In the Swiss Alps, Gerhard Richter Reflects On the Passage of Time
German artist Gerhard Richter’s Strip Tower (962), a cruciform sculpture clad in glazed ceramic tiles, was installed on Lake Silvaplana in the Swiss Alps in January 2026. Commissioned by the Luma Foundation under its Elevation 1049 program, the work will remain...