Hubert Zandberg Interiors

The altering relationship between exhubarism and minimalism; vivid tropical colours and sober design; almost brutalist geometry and unctuous

As the work-from-home shift continues, maximizing underutilized spaces for multifunctional use has become paramount.

'Learn how to get into the holiday spirit - without using a stitch of tinsel': 1stdibs The Study feature written by Heather Rabkin

‘Hubert Zandberg is rewriting the way we think about – and use – colour’ Conde Nast House & Garden SA

Once a purely functional space kept completely separate from the living quarters has come to be so much more integrated into daily living.

When it comes to bathrooms technical consideration of each and every facet is essential to the success of the space.

There’s a new trend in town and it’s championing bright, bold, daring interiors: maximalism.

It's the micro-decorating that really conveys the personality of the homeowner. Small moments speak to the ultimate luxury.

To fully appreciate the idea of craftsmanship is to understand that it always comes down to design and detailing.

When it comes to interiors, it’s the little black dress of decorating: elegant, nonchalant, unflappable and brilliant.

The pictures you choose to hang and the way you hang them can make or break the décor scheme of any room.

Cocktailware is, by nature, excessively glamorous with just a touch of self-referential kitsch so don’t be afraid to mix a variety of styles