Sloft is a magazine dedicated to "compact" interiors, publishing 2 issues annually.

According to the UN, by 2050 there will be around 9.6 billion people on Earth, most of them concentrated in cities. This is happening in parallel with the decrease in habitable land on our planet under the pressure of rising sea levels and desertification. Therefore, the notion of "sharing space" is becoming increasingly important, almost critical. At Sloft, we have been contributing to the construction of this idea, in our own way, for years. By promoting a more compact design for homes, we have been able to imagine attractive, stimulating, and original solutions to help urban dwellers imagine a refuge in our ever-expanding megacities.

In this tenth bilingual issue:

8 Exclusive Home Tours. Our commitment to creative, innovative, beautiful, and sustainable simplicity guides and inspires us. A bioclimatic apartment in Madrid, a tower-shaped house in Seoul, a traditional labyrinth reinvented as a country house… our new selection of living spaces shows us how we integrate our desires, needs, and limitations to create unique solutions that redefine our time.

A special report on "shared housing." Precariousness or loneliness: individual housing has its limits, of course. But what if there were initiatives to reinvent it from the perspective of community and solidarity? Welcome to UTOP, a cooperative building in Paris, to which we dedicate our special report.

An exclusive interview with Simon Johannin. "If you want to transform your life, I invite you to do it here." This is how the writer and poet describes his encounter with his apartment in Marseille, the culmination of a long search to finally find a space where he feels at home. This highlights the vital importance of decent housing, without which life is deprived of quality. In his books, Simon Johannin explores the limits of our time and seeks ways to overcome them.