Interiors

Although the Beefbar ethos initially included ‘refined simplicity’ as a characteristic, in this magnificent Parisian restoration, Giraudi and Emil Humbert and Christophe Poyet have definitely abandoned any attempt to embrace simplicity.

French architect Jean Nouvel has designed and furnished 24 apartments as part of ‘the rooms of Rome’, a new hotel concept in the heart of the Italian capital. The location, which is housed within a historic palazzo, offers highly personalised stays with guests are able to select from a wide range of offerings...

Kaikaya, is the result of nikkei Nipo-Brazilian gastronomy that flourished in the beginning of the 20th century when the first Japanese arrived in Brazil. Kaikaya brings the fusion of traditional and methodic Japan with the tropical and exotic, contemporary Brazil to the center of Valencia. A representation showed both through the kitchen as well as through the design of Kaikaya... 

Like Byredo’s origin city Stockholm, London has long, grey overcast seasons, ‘so we wanted the shop to pop out,’ Gorham says of the decision to paint the five storey facade white. Inside, the once-office building has been ‘completely gutted’...

The first luxury hotel of its kind, The Jaffa is located within the walls of a 19th century complex that once housed Jaffa's French Hospital... 

XYZ Lounge located in Ghent’s Zebrastraat conference complex redefines the role of a place ‘in-between’...

In what could only be described as pared-back opulence, David Chipperfield Architects have taken a Regent Street icon in London’s Piccadilly Circus and reinvented it for the new era. Hotel Café Royal is a sort of Cinderella (post pumpkin transformation) meets Scandinavian design...