Jesse Dorris

Bathing Rituals • Originally published in AN Interior Issue 25 (June 2024)

By Jesse Dorris • • In most of the world, people used to bathe together; it was almost unheard of to be wet, nude, and alone.

August 1, 2024 Words: Jesse Dorris Photography: Jiangnan Photography Art Meets Urban Planning in Nanyang City, China

Architecture is so integral to the pageantry and power of the Olympic games that, in 1912, the organizers of the Stockholm edition decided to include

Schemata Architects refreshes an extant bathhouse on the ground floor of a reinforced-concrete building in the Komae suburbs of Tokyo.

By 1981, the great Throbbing Gristle were finished. The UK quartet—electronics whiz Chris Carter , queer visionary Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson, guitar

Sonic Space London-born, Los Angeles–based DJ Harvey got his start on the streets as part of U.K. sound systems, but more recently he's cast

When new sounds from Seefeel last filtered in, they sounded older than ever. Mark Clifford, Sarah Peacock, and various collaborators had, for some

A Todd Norsten painting hangs above the Richard Schultz bar cart, while a George Nelson pendant hangs above the Saarinen dining table and Tulip chairs, all by Knoll.

A Molteni bookcase defines the living area, with an Edra sofa on the left and Galloti & Radice sofa on the right, along with a Jens Risom chair by Fredericia, Modloft tables, and a floor lamp by Lambert & Fils.