at home with artist Wilfrid Wood
Fanny, fanny, cock. Sort of cock-fanny.” Wilfrid Wood is standing in the hallway of his home in Hackney,…
raw concrete meets marshmallow-inspired palette within drinkit café
soft tones and raw materials outline Drinkit Café’s pink interiors Drinkit flagship café in Yekaterinburg, Russia, explores…
“Timeless futurism” defines Hong Kong bar by Studio Paolo Ferrari
Over 20,000 tiny lights glow across this lime-green bar by Toronto-based Studio Paolo Ferrari, located at the top…
Barde vanVoltt designs Mexico penthouse as “brutalist sanctuary”
Dutch design studio Barde vanVoltt has used textured stucco walls, stainless steel panels and sculptural stone elements to…
light and sound transform tubular office into an immersive relax room
Ramos Alderete sets an immersive resting room within an office The Relax Room, designed by Ramos Alderete…
Bone-like forms extend through FÜM restaurant in Atlanta
Sculptural plaster forms based on bone and tissue swoop over diners at this restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia, designed…
suspended steel grates suspended turn into furniture for bratislava photo lab
raw structural materials compose photo showroom interiors Minulle Lab is an interior and furniture design project developed by…
former sewage tank transforms into minimal apartment in amsterdam
PLNLstudio reforms sewage tank into a refined living space Rotterdam-based PLNLstudio transforms a former sewage tank into the…
Ste Marie designs amenity interiors for The Bell offices in Chicago
Canadian studio Ste Marie has crafted interiors for amenity spaces within a renovated 1960s tower in Chicago, which…
A house that dreams in colour
The Sydney-based interior designer Yasmine Ghoniem grew up in the Middle East, and was raised by an Australian mother…
Inside Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo’s incredible £4,100,000 London home renovation
Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo have had a busy year (Picture: JMEnternational/ Getty Images) Jamie Laing and Sophie…
Triangle of gladness: Daniel Libeskind’s remarkable three…
The table will be left behind, of course, when the Libeskinds depart on their next round of travels.…