We speak with Tung Chiang, director of the experimental Clay Studio at Heath Ceramics, San Francisco, to discuss his latest design series, focused on innovating the potter’s simplest form: the bowl.

Exploring the Brion Tomb, Carlo Scarpa’s final and perhaps most revered architectural work.

At home and studio with Workstead in Hudson and Gallatin, New York.

Discussing human-focussed design with Singapore-based furniture and homewares creator Gabriel Tan.

We discuss interior design and sourcing antiques with designer Tamsin Johnson, in her Paddington showroom in Sydney, Australia.

Exploring the mid-century London residence of designer Faye Toogood, and Matt Gibberd of The Modern House, as the pair begin their process of moving home, and leaving the property behind.

Exploring Le Corbusier’s Paris apartment – occupying the top two floors of a block designed by himself – where he lived with his wife Yvonne from 1934 until his death in 1965.

French conceptual artist Daniel Buren discusses the act of collecting and creating with French interior architect Pierre Yovanovitch, for Cereal Volume 16.

We speak with Ko Kado of Kamisoe, a traditional karakami printer based in the Nishijin district of Kyoto, Japan, who uses the centuries-old technique of woodblock printing onto washi paper to create postcards, screens, wallpaper and fusuma sliding door panels.

We visit the former home of Mexican architect Luis Barragán, who buillt it for himself in 1948, in the formerly working class neighbourhood of Tacubaya in Mexico City.

We explore the London outpost of Japan House, a cultural initiative of Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It hosts a programme of profound encounters with Japanese culture, design and tradition, curated by its creative director Kenya Hara.

A visit to London’s Hotel Cafe Royal to explore its library, created in collaboration with luxury book publishers Maison Assouline.

A visit to the New York home of fashion designer Phillip Lim, for Cereal Volume 16.

For Cereal Volume 16, we explore Donald Judd’s architecture in Marfa, West Texas, with his daughter Rainer Judd, custodian of the Judd Foundation, which looks after 101 Spring Street in New York and 21 buildings in Marfa.

A conversation with Andrea Brugnoni, the founder of Promenade du Port, a destination of curated stores, galleries and artisanal food outlets set in the luxurious resort town of Porto Cervo, along the rugged Costa Smeralda of Sardinia.