Artist & Ceramicist

Los Angeles-born Peter Schlesinger is an artist whose work transcends mediums, guided by a singular vision. Though recognized as a painter, photographer, and ceramicist, he never confined himself to a single discipline. Over the past 30 years, his sculptural ceramics have gained international acclaim for their originality and depth. Represented by Sperone Westwater (New York) and Tristan Hoare (London), Schlesinger is also known for his photography.

Interior & Furniture Designers

Creative collaborators and partners, Ben Bloomstein and Aaron Aujla of Green River Project, and Emily Adams Bode Aujla of Bode, merge furniture, fashion, and storytelling. Their shared reverence for materiality, craft, and historical narrative informs immersive, emotive worlds—whether expressed in a space or a single garment. Rooted in personal and collective histories, their work uncovers forgotten details and reimagines the past with emotional depth.

Leather Weaver

Seoul-based artisan Dahyeon Yoo has mastered a unique leather weaving craft, drawing inspiration from traditional Korean rice straw folk techniques of the Joseon period. Under her brand Debaroun, she meticulously handcrafts exquisite leather boxes and finely constructed folk objects, such as brooms made from rice straw, ramie, and hemp. Each piece reflects her dedication to craftsmanship, often taking anywhere from a day to a month to complete. Yoo’s work was shortlisted for the Loewe Craft Prize last year.

Artist & Craft Innovator

English artist Sophie Coryndon blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary innovation, drawing inspiration from medieval manuscripts, Renaissance altarpieces, and natural patterns. With a background rooted in craft—her father was a master furniture maker—she works across woodwork, bronze casting, painting, and sculpture. Her pieces often play with scale to evoke wonder, reinterpreting historical techniques in unexpected ways. What appears to be intricate embroidery may be cast plaster, and her tapestries are layers of cast honeycomb.

Sculptural Lighting Designer

Los Angeles and New York-based James Cherry creates sculptural light fixtures that blur the lines between art, craft, design, and sculpture. His innovative approach involves repurposing unexpected materials—such as discarded tights, bones, and piano strings—into striking forms. Cherry developed a fiberglass coating technique to strengthen delicate structures and even formulated a unique clay-like material from studio dust, corn husks, and glue.

Ceramicist

Sophie Wilson's journey into ceramics began when she started making pottery for her small shop in the entry hall of her 16th-century English manor. As demand grew, her distinctive slipware ceramics—inspired by 17th-century Staffordshire pottery—gained recognition, fueled by her intimate photography and storytelling on Instagram. Using the sgraffito technique, she etches fluid, expressive drawings into layers of white and red clay, creating pieces that feel both historically rooted and deeply personal.

Inside Casa Cabana, Martina Mondadori's Childhood Home

Join Cabana for an access-all-areas tour of Editor-in-Chief Martina Mondadori's childhood home in Milan. The storied apartment, designed by Renzo Mongiardino, is still the beating heart of Cabana. 

With François Halard

François Halard's work stands as the epitome of contemporary interior photography, and he is firmly established him as a visionary of our time. Halard's distinct blend of old-world elegance and bohemian charm continues to captivate us.

With Camilla Guinness

Step inside Camilla Guinness’ beautiful Tuscan home in this exclusive video shot by Luca Cepparo for Cabana Magazine. Camilla also discusses her own personal story, how she created a family home in Tuscany and her Anglo-Italian decorating style.

with Laura Salcines

Explore the magic of Populart in Seville's historic Santa Cruz neighborhood. Uncover vintage ceramics, exquisite handicrafts, and captivating azulejos. Join us as we venture into Laura Salcines' legacy, now evolving into something new.