Our cover portrays a Bedouin sitting on the back of a make-believe dromedary put together with the bits and pieces of an improvised set of furniture (trestles piled on top of school chairs) and combined with sophisticated sartorial details. The picture could be an emblem of the burning nostalgia for a lost (or maybe never fully realised) condition.
The desert, the endless silence and infinate horizon of open spaces, the company of transhumant grazing animals, or other more exotic ones, are all part of this evocation of an imaginary faraway place.

Contemporary design vaciillates between luxury, good taste and Calvinistic doctrine. It conceives of interiors where the typically bourgeois image of comfort becomes blurred in a variety of styles.