A Note on What We Publish
We don’t publish to fill categories. We publish what feels worth keeping. KanikaChic is a curated space for architecture, design, craft, culture, and the
We don’t publish to fill categories. We publish what feels worth keeping. KanikaChic is a curated space for architecture, design, craft, culture, and the

Embedded within Iceland’s volcanic terrain, The Retreat at Blue Lagoon is shaped by lava, water, and atmosphere—an architecture that feels less built than revealed by

Luna House stands in the Chilean countryside as both residence and studio, where rigorous geometry, spatial voids, and controlled light compose a quietly monumental domestic

Pa.te.os presents four starkly minimal holiday houses where light, void, and proportion shape the spatial experience, embedding architecture quietly into Portugal’s coastal landscape. Portugal’s

From monumental silhouettes to landscape-embedded structures, these projects reveal how architecture constructs beauty through place, scale, and cultural context. Architecture stands at the cross-section

This ongoing collective garden project explores sustainability not as a slogan, but as spatial practice—where shared land becomes both material and narrative. Experience
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We don’t publish to fill categories. We publish what feels worth keeping. KanikaChic is a curated space for architecture,

Embedded within Iceland’s volcanic terrain, The Retreat at Blue Lagoon is shaped by lava, water, and atmosphere—an architecture that feels

Luna House stands in the Chilean countryside as both residence and studio, where rigorous geometry, spatial voids, and controlled light

Pa.te.os presents four starkly minimal holiday houses where light, void, and proportion shape the spatial experience, embedding architecture quietly into

From monumental silhouettes to landscape-embedded structures, these projects reveal how architecture constructs beauty through place, scale, and cultural context.

This ongoing collective garden project explores sustainability not as a slogan, but as spatial practice—where shared land becomes both material