At Home in London: The Mews House Travel A continuation of the Sans/Sans

A continuation of the Sans/Sans Serif In Use collection

Text and photographed by Yukio Futagawa

invented in China around the 2nd century BCE and appearing in Japan around 1600 under the name hanabi (“flowers of fire”)

and outreach platforms—to respond to an ever-expanding outlook on design as a field that is moving beyond its traditional presentation as an object-based practice

000 buildings and interiors in 40 countries

At Home in London: The Mews House Travel A continuation of the Sans/SansSet behind the grand houses of Georgian and Victorian London, intimately scaled mews originally served as accommodation for coaches and horses. After the advent of the motorcar in the early twentieth century, these secluded courts and alleys began to be converted for residential use, favoured by artists and bohemians. As they grew in popularity, mews also became popular as sites for new build homes. Often these were of a radically experimental nature,