#interior-architecture

#interior-architecture

Kim Donggyu Text description provided by the architects. Defining the spatial identity of an overseas brand that deals with delicate fragrances is a profound challenge. In this project, we turned to the philosophy of 'Daegang ()'. While often used in modern Korean to mean 'roughly' or 'in general,' the Chinese characters tell a deeper story: (Great) and (The Main Stay/Head-rope of a Net).

Courtesy of Lea Daniel + 13 Architects: Lea Daniel Area of this architecture project Area: 190 m Completion year of this architecture project Year: 2025 Brands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Fabraca Studios, Frama, Hay Design, Slo Ceramics, The Bowery Company Lead Architects: Lea Daniel More SpecsLess Specs Courtesy of Lea Daniel Text description provided by the architects. Koffiqa reimagines an awkward plan as a spatial journey, using a continuous bar to

TiggColl has completed the interior architecture for Canvas Arthur House in Wembley, north west London, with a welcoming and liveable scheme that is rich in texture and materiality, creating a new benchmark for next-generation student housing.

A sinuous plaster stair exemplifies the air of unfussy elegance in this Beverly Hills home. A blend of patinated materials, classic wallpaper, and antique accents lends this elegant Colorado home's staircase a timeless sense of character. Master woodworker Sam Maloof oversaw the design and construction of this dramatic spiral stair, illuminated by oval windows of red cedar added by Bestor in this property by a Frank Lloyd Wright protege.

The challenge of creating coherence within a 1,260-square-foot duplex carved from an 1848 Neo-Grec brownstone lies not in preservation alone, but in discovering parallel frameworks across disparate architectural traditions. Bespoke Only approached this Clinton Hill Duplex by identifying a shared language between Brooklyn's late 19th-century architectural details and the domestic interiors of Shanghai during the same period - an era when both cities were grappling with modernity while maintaining ties to craft traditions.

New York has no shortage of pop-ups, but the newest arrival in Brooklyn swaps limited-edition merch for something far more lasting: a celebration of Danish wood. Dinesen - the revered craftspeople behind some of the world's most stunning plank flooring - has opened a temporary home-away-from-home on Vanderbilt Avenue, and it goes beyond showroom to be a full-on sensory retreat. Designed by Danish architect David Thulstrup, the Dinesen Apartment feels like stepping inside a quiet, cozy haven that displays how good materials can transform a space.

After spending many years in rented apartments, this is the first space my family and I can truly call our own. We wanted it to feel calm, grounded, and filled with quiet warmth, a place that reflects who we are,

The takes inspiration from the company's signature hue of green, translating it into a spatial composition that evokes the atmosphere of a forest canopy. Throughout the space, polygonal forms in varying shades of green unfold across ceilings and walls. On the ceiling, layered geometric panels create a gradation reminiscent of overlapping leaves, while on the walls, textured green surfaces suggest new growth and movement.

Truly, nothing is better than a good closet!

Ever since she was a kid, Emily Lindberg has been interested in how things are constructed. Crafting dollhouse furniture, reigning as the only girl in woodworking class, repairing boats with her grandfather-these experiences and more all foretold a future in design. "Making, fixing, and dreaming, that was our family language," recalls the AD PRO Directory member, who studiedinterior architecture at RISD, including a formative year abroad in Rome.

that of Italian Renaissance sacred architecture and that of marble, the ancient material by excellence, reinterpreted here in a contemporary key. In this dialogue between eras, Lithos Design presents Quinte, a double-sided partition wall that transforms marble into a design tool: not just a surface, but a rhythmic and modular element that defines and enhances spaces. An idea designed for interior architects looking for solutions that are both functional and decorative, capable of shaping interiors with precision, elegance, and personality.

The Hyundai Elexio showcases a significant departure from traditional electric SUV design, particularly through its innovative interior architecture and user interface, redefining the relationship between driver and technology.

Coronet's STFU Contours integrates acoustic performance within lighting design, showcasing the synergy between aesthetics and functionality for enhanced commercial interiors.

This project exemplifies how well-planned, purpose-led design decisions can result in dynamic spaces, reflecting the family’s ethos of living with art and creativity.

In designing the compact 45 sqm apartment, the architects focused on maximizing comfort while ensuring aesthetics are not compromised, offering five versatile sleeping places.