Issue 15 of 'ARK JOURNAL', a Scandinavian-based interior design magazine published twice a year.
The stories of beautiful homes around the world and the people who live in them reveal that space is more than just a place to put beautiful furniture and art; it's an expression of philosophy and personality.

Founded in 2019 by Mette Barfod, who has long served as an editor and stylist for a renowned Danish interior design magazine, this magazine focuses on the theme of "the spaces around us, the objects we place in them, and the creators of those objects."
This issue focuses on the interaction of architecture, design, and art through the lens of Scandinavian values and aesthetics. It comes with three different covers.
This issue explores how architecture, shaped by light, materials, memories, and intentions, can quietly reflect a person's identity, viewing homes and studios as "spaces for personal expression."

The recordings will feature homes and studios from all over the world.
This exhibition showcases spaces where architecture transcends mere form and proportion, demonstrating how we live, think, and shape our environment.
From intimate apartments to studios serving as creative spaces, and homes shaped by daily life, memories, and handcrafted work, each space slowly unfolds, reflecting the lives of those who inhabit it.
This book demonstrates how architecture can become a "portrait" that reflects the person.

In this issue, we visit private homes, artist studios, and interiors scattered throughout cities and landscapes.
Each story reveals that space is not merely an aesthetic arrangement, but an expression of philosophy and personality.

[Specifications/Details]
・Publisher: ARK JOURNAL (2026)
・Size: 236 x 315mm
·Softcover

*Due to the nature of printing, binding, and paper, this book may be bent or dirty. Please note that this does not mean the product is defective.