Interiors

A simple family house in Carrara, Italy, built in the traditional architecture of the 1990s was given an interior redesign by Milan based architect, Victor Vasilev. The clients requested a ‘Milanese’ style of design which translated as ‘ultramodern’ in the mind of the architect.

This 50 sq.m. apartment, situated in Madrid, on the attic of an early 20th century classic building and designed by Spanish architect Hector Ruiz-Velaszquez, contains a technologically advance secret which ensures multifunctionality, continuous transition and total freedom of space.

When Danish design studio, Space was commissioned to redesign the interior of NOMA in Copenhagen, the number one restaurant in the world for the third time running, according to the San Pellegrino list, they had just three weeks in which to complete the project.

The Hotel Au Vieux Panier in Marseille is well known as a patron of the arts and the individuality of its six rooms. On a regular basis, artists are invited to decorate the rooms in their signature style creating a unique identity for the hotel. The most recent project is that of Tilt...

Minamiboso, an area south of Chiba in Japan, is where Takeshi Hirobe Architects chose to place their newest architectural jewel, a 105 sq.m. hexagonal residence, with a very unique feature embedded in its design. A perfect symbol of mathematics and architecture...

Young Dutch designer Bertjan Pot is the creative mind behind the art installation ‘Stairway to Heaven’ at the GrandCafe-Wennekerpand in Schiedam in Holland. The design choice for the project came about purely by chance.

Designed by Lee Hsuhang of Golucci International Design, the Masumoto Restaurant in Beijing offers its customers much more than a simple dining experience.The design for the Japanese food chain has incorporated a Zen philosophy into its eatery.