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We recently came across a beautiful article that Behomm member Hurol Inan had written on his Substack publication Everyday Muse, the first of a two-part series about his experience as a Behommer. We were happily surprised to see how honestly he writes about his initial hesitation to share his Barcelona apartment with strangers ("I am happy to host close friends — but strangers? That felt different") and what six exchanges later have taught him about trust. Happy to share with all of you his article. > more

After sharing the first part of Behomm member Hurol Inan's essay on his Substack publication Everyday Muse, we are happy to also share the second. This time he writes about his stay at the cabana of another Behomm member, Lica, in Florianópolis (home ID 12573), and reflects on something we deeply believe at Behomm: that good design is not decoration but a form of hospitality— "Beautiful spaces influence behaviour. People move more carefully. They notice more. They slow down." Happy to share with all of you his article: > more

Behomm offers a unique opportunity to work remotely from abroad and gift yourself and your family an enriching exchange experience. Whether it’s for one month, three months,
six months, or even a sabbatical, these experiences leave lasting memories.

Meet this Behomm family, Kate Stokes and Haslett Grounds along with their two daughters (from Melbourne, home ID 12263), who recently enjoyed a three-month exchange in Mexico.

Their Behomm partner, Ximena (home ID 171), an installation artist, stayed at their home, creating a rewarding cultural and professional exchange. > more

We recently found out that Behomm member Ringo Gomez-Jorge had written an article in the renown newspaper De Morgen about his experience as a Behommer. We loved how he explained his first “fears”, issues as security, aesthetics, “will my home be beautiful enough?” Happy to share with all of you his article. > more

Cécile Carré (Nouméa, New Caledonia, 1973) and Bruno Conigliano (Mulhouse, France, 1974) are a French couple who have been living in Barcelona for more than 18 years. Both are architects d’interieur. They’ve traveled all around the world together with their three children: Gaspard, 13; Louise, 11; and Gabriel, 7. This family of travelers illustrate their destinations in colorful and poetic drawings. > more

Ed (Torbay, UK, 1972) is an architectural and interiors photographer working mostly for luxury brand retail and restaurants. In August it will be 21 years since his first commission. His client list includes Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney, D&G, David Adjaye, Balenciaga, Conde Nast Traveller, Jimmy Choo and Virgin Atlantic to name just a few.  > more

Jen (Hong Kong, 1974) is an architect dedicated to incorporating design into the everyday. Born in Asia, she is English at heart and was raised in the UK from the age of 15. It was there that she studied, and worked, and met her partner, architect Hari Philips. Together they have a son. In 2012 Jen started up her own textile business > more

Luis Úrculo (Madrid, 1978) is an artist. He explores all that is peripheral to architecture – the processes, developments and approaches that can be manipulated, sampled and translated into other scales through such diverse mediums as performance and video art. Qualified with his architecture degree > more

Anna (Finland, 1973) and Eugeni (Barcelona, 1974) are young architects, who are internationally acclaimed for their ecological designs. They prove that even with a limited budget, it’s possible to create beautiful and environmentally friendly houses.  > more