Journal

Rumored to be over 100-years-old, Whang-od Oggay is the Philippines' oldest tattoo artist and a master of her craft. Keeping an ancient tradition alive in the Kalinga mountaintops, people from all over the world travel to her village to get inked by this legend. Read a story from our new book The New Traditional.

Swedish chefs and writers Anette Dieng and Ingela Persson have established a reputation around plant-based food and organic produce. Through Eat Your Greens!, they take us food journey over 800 recipes from over 40 vegetables. They show that a little imagination can reduce food waste at home. Here's a taste of what to expect from the book.

Explore the warm, modern minimalism Santa Catarina House in the mountains outside of Mexico City. Designed by architect Ludwig Godefroy and interior designer Emmanuel Picault, this structure that marries Brutalism with Modernism was featured in our book The New Mediterranean.

Sitting in a space between fiction and reality, the illustrations of Carolina Celas decipher complex life situations and encourage us to grasp the invisible. By gently slotting poetic text alongside serene artworks in Beyond the Horizon, she encourages a new mindset that looks beyond the physical vista.

Fabrice Penot and Edouard Roschi are the creatives behind the seminal fragrance Santal 33, the perfumers who altered the perspective of an entire generation through their unisex fragrances. Featured in The Essence, we discuss how Le Labo's vision is still going strong.

Between the colorful bazaars of Accra, Ghana lies two small neighborhoods that, over the decades, have become breeding grounds for international boxing champions. Having gained a window into their world, Antoine Jonquière explains why boxing is a matter of pride and hope.