At face value, Sloft Magazine\u2019s core mandate is to highlight the work of a new generation of professionals \u2013 and individuals \u2013 passionately involved in \u201cbetter living.\u201d<\/p>\n
We do aim to be both a journal of contemporary urban life, a tool and source of inspiration for all those who want to create new interiors.<\/p>\n
The old clich\u00e9 that \u201cless is more\u201d doesn\u2019t ring hollow to us. Hindsight shows that optimizing living space (i.e. considering every last detail through the dual filter of aesthetics and efficiency) can help bring long-term solutions to the challenges of urban life \u2013 real estate bubbles, noise, congestion, pollution, stress \u2013 while providing a widened horizon for the notion of \u201cdwelling,\u201d in just about any context.<\/p>\n
From the outset, we at Sloft have chosen to devote our attention to compact surfaces, as promises of a more accessible, more inclusive, greener city. After all, those spaces have long been treated as the scraps of city building, or as last resorts for their inhabitants. Yet we believe that they are the laboratories where the city of tomorrow is invented \u2013 integrating its current constraints, while limiting sprawl in a world where more people grapple at ever-decreasing resources. Making the most of the space we choose to occupy also means there\u2019s more of it to share with our neighbors \u2013 whether they live one floor above or one village over.<\/p>\n
To us, it fundamentally means that life can be lived to its fullest.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
At face value, Sloft Magazine\u2019s core mandate is to highlight the work of a new generation of professionals \u2013 and individuals \u2013 passionately involved in \u201cbetter living.\u201d We do aim to be both a journal of contemporary urban life, a tool and source of inspiration for all those who want to create new interiors. The … <\/p>\n