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Inside Hindu Caves
Inside Hindu Caves

The Batu Caves Add A Rich Tradition Of Hinduism In Malaysia

Filled with religious shrines and one of the world's tallest Hindu statues, the Batu Caves are an important — and astonishingly beautiful — religious site in Malaysia.

By Kiri Picone May 30, 2014

The Batu Caves Add A Rich Tradition Of Hinduism In Malaysia

Filled with religious shrines and one of the world's tallest Hindu statues, the Batu Caves are an important — and astonishingly beautiful — religious site in Malaysia.

By Kiri Picone May 30, 2014
Bokor Hill Station in Cambodia
Bokor Hill Station in Cambodia

The Many Ghosts Of Bokor Hill Station

Perched atop a quaint Cambodian landscape, Bokor Hill Station was once a thriving French resort town where visitors sought solace from the oppressive heat of nearby capital Phnom Penh. Yet after being abandoned twice, all that’s left is a ghost town punctuated by spectral, decaying buildings.

By Kiri Picone May 2, 2014

The Many Ghosts Of Bokor Hill Station

Perched atop a quaint Cambodian landscape, Bokor Hill Station was once a thriving French resort town where visitors sought solace from the oppressive heat of nearby capital Phnom Penh. Yet after being abandoned twice, all that’s left is a ghost town punctuated by spectral, decaying buildings.

By Kiri Picone May 2, 2014

8 Of The World’s Coolest Hotels

Catch a glimpse of the world's coolest hotels. Treehouses, underground mines, colorful art-inspired lodging and all-white ski resorts

By Kiri Picone Feb 9, 2014

8 Of The World’s Coolest Hotels

Catch a glimpse of the world's coolest hotels. Treehouses, underground mines, colorful art-inspired lodging and all-white ski resorts

By Kiri Picone February 9, 2014
Micro Apartments Bathroom
Micro Apartments Bathroom

Micro Apartments, New York’s Major Design Trend

New York City is famous for its large population of people who live in tiny, borderline microscopic apartments. How small, you ask? Try 78 square feet, which is the size of an apartment occupied by a man named Luke, who submitted his ultra-small abode into a contest hosted by apartmenttherapy.com....

By Erin Kelly Dec 11, 2013

Micro Apartments, New York’s Major Design Trend

New York City is famous for its large population of people who live in tiny, borderline microscopic apartments. How small, you ask? Try 78 square feet, which is the size of an apartment occupied by a man named Luke, who submitted his ultra-small abode into a contest hosted by apartmenttherapy.com....

By Erin Kelly December 11, 2013
Furniture In Home
Furniture In Home

The Gaudí House In All Its Glory

Nestled within the charm of Barcelona's Park Güell is the Gaudí House, the crowning achievement of renowned architect Antoni Gaudí.

By Kiri Picone Oct 30, 2013

The Gaudí House In All Its Glory

Nestled within the charm of Barcelona's Park Güell is the Gaudí House, the crowning achievement of renowned architect Antoni Gaudí.

By Kiri Picone October 30, 2013
Handimals 1
Handimals 1

What We Love This Week, Volume XI

Guido Daniele’s Amazing Handimals There’s a tired adage which states that all art imitates life, but Italian artist Guido Daniele has turned the saying on its head–or rather, its hands. Utilizing the human hand as his canvas, Daniele transforms the most vulnerable and expressive parts of the body into priceless...

By All That's Interesting Apr 26, 2013

What We Love This Week, Volume XI

Guido Daniele’s Amazing Handimals There’s a tired adage which states that all art imitates life, but Italian artist Guido Daniele has turned the saying on its head–or rather, its hands. Utilizing the human hand as his canvas, Daniele transforms the most vulnerable and expressive parts of the body into priceless...

By All That's Interesting April 26, 2013

What We Love This Week, Volume V

Vincent Callebaut’s Stunning ‘Eco-Vision’ In China Talk about a return to nature. Confronted by the environmental implications of mass Chinese urbanization and soaring rates of consumption, Belgium-based architect Vincent Callebaut has crafted his own ‘green’ solution: Asian cairns. Callebaut dubs his cairns, which historically are residual neolithic markers that consist...

By All That's Interesting Mar 22, 2013

What We Love This Week, Volume V

Vincent Callebaut’s Stunning ‘Eco-Vision’ In China Talk about a return to nature. Confronted by the environmental implications of mass Chinese urbanization and soaring rates of consumption, Belgium-based architect Vincent Callebaut has crafted his own ‘green’ solution: Asian cairns. Callebaut dubs his cairns, which historically are residual neolithic markers that consist...

By All That's Interesting March 22, 2013
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