top of page
Magelier-logo
Two Sakura glass vessels by Maarten Vrolijk, one blue and turquoise and the other orange-red, covered with irregular clusters of fused glass fragments.

A Different Kind of Bloom

Glass breaks. Glass melts. And in Maarten Vrolijk's hands, glass blooms.

Two Sakura glass vessels by Maarten Vrolijk, one blue and turquoise and the other orange-red, covered with irregular clusters of fused glass fragments.
READ

Daily Dose

Why It Looks Familiar

Hermès, Michaela Frey and the history behind the resemblance

The Many Lives of Wladimir

Boucheron brings The Cat out to play again

The Rest of the Price

Question a luxury price, and the object must explain it

The Unofficial Life of a Screenshot

A screenshot takes an image where no algorithm thought to send it

CURATED CULTURE • FASHION • DESIGN • VISUAL STORYTELLING • EDITORIAL • DISCOVERY • STYLE • INSPIRATION •

Hidden Nattier VII painting by German contemporary artist Volker Hermes, part of his ongoing Hidden Portraits series where he reworks historical paintings into digital photo collages.

Conversations

The people behind the work, and the thinking that shapes it.

EXPLORE
the object edıt

Objects that stay with us long after recognition.

the EDITORIAL selectıon

Available today. Beyond the season.

moodboard

Selected for the detail that sets it apart.

PLACES

A sense of place, wherever it goes.

EXPLORE MORE

Editor’s Picks

Published Before Distribution.jpg
A Second Life for Print

The magazine survived because its job changed.

The Archive Chooses.jpg
The Archive Chooses

What returns is what the system can recognise.

the cheater.jpg
The Good Old Em Dash

A punctuation mark is made to reveal who wrote the sentence.

Japan Air System MD-90-30 JA8064 in one of seven colour schemes by Akira Kurosawa, photographed at Nagoya Airport on 20 May 2003.
Paint Made to Survive

Kurosawa, Pokémon and what flew between them.

Holly Golightly in the Breakfast at Tiffany's

Beyond the First Glance

Magelier looks at fashion, interiors, objects and places through the details that are often passed over at first sight. It follows form, atmosphere and use as they move through daily life.

bottom of page