Interior design is gaining momentum in the catering industry as restaurants look at how they can improve the customer experience and strengthen their brand image, with ever more exclusive and welcoming spaces.

The most important event in the home interiors sector is starting to ease restrictions, returning to Madrid’s Velázquez 21 mansion with sustainability and green interior design as core themes.

The Saz Arquitectos studio has designed a functional home based on geometric forms and authentic materials.

The transformation of the housing market has accelerated the phenomenon of prefabrication and sustainable construction, with technical solutions that shorten the usual build times and improve the liveability of spaces.

With the development of new audiovisual narratives, images have played a significant role in the planning and communication of architectural projects.

He came to cookery for reasons beyond his control but his exceptional skills enabled him to consolidate his own style in Miguel Martí Gastronomía, the culinary laboratory where he experiments with new flavours and textures.

The lockdown has revealed various defects and shortcomings in people’s homes and has led to a new concept of residential architecture, based on habitability, exterior orientation and sustainable design.

The COVID-19 pandemic has turned hotels, public parks and sports halls into health centres and healthcare architects are studying new construction formulas based on sustainable materials, industrialised structures and flexible design.

Various international artists have accepted the PORCELANOSA Group’s “Beyond the line” challenge, demonstrating, through their creative use of XTONE, that design is only limited by imagination.

Architects have done more than change the way we construct and inhabit cities: they’ve changed how we live in them too. We can see evidence of such transformations in their works, many of which have defined the history of contemporary architecture.

Young designers Álex Selma and Clara del Portillo have turned their passion into a business and their creations have won awards including WallPaper Design, Red Dot Design and the iF Design Award.

The healthcare emergency caused by the coronavirus has resulted in a strong and coordinated collective response. Artists, creators, designers, entrepreneurs and volunteers have mobilised to help those who need it most with a series of initiatives ranging from the design, production and distribution of masks or visors, to the creation of collaborative platforms where solutions to the pandemic are shared.

The living room or the master bedroom can become the best cinema. All you need is a big screen and a decent sound system, and you can sit in your armchair or on your sofa to enjoy the cinematic entertainment. To do this, the Lifestyle Magazine team has put together a movie season with some of those must-see films.