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Ten joyful interiors with decorative printed wallpaper
Our latest lookbook takes a look at interiors that have been filled with printed wallpaper to create playful, colourful spaces and bring a sense of joy to the rooms they’re in. More
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Daab Design converts art dealer's vault into tranquil London basement flat
London architecture studio Daab Design has turned a former art storage vault in Marylebone, London, into a two-bedroom apartment full of Georgian period features that were restored with the help of an archaeologist. More
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Twelve contemporary bathrooms with a spa-like feel
For our latest lookbook, we have selected 12 spa-like bathrooms created by architects and designers to relax and unwind in. More
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Nanometer Architecture takes advantage of extra space in Nagoya flat
Architects Yuki Mitani and Atsumi Nonaka have transformed an unusual bare-concrete storage room on the side of their home in Nagoya, Japan, into a multi-functional reception room. More
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Aesthetic Lab adds pops of colour to all-white classroom in Taiwan
Architecture studio CloudForm Laboratory has transformed a classroom in a secondary school in Taiwan into a “blank canvas” for creative education. More
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Pharrell Williams' Goodtime Hotel in Miami Beach channels a “reimagined art deco” aesthetic
Pastel colours and wicker furniture clash playfully with the leopard print fabrics in this Miami hotel, created by American designer Ken Fulk for musician Pharrell Williams. More
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Framework imbues Amsterdam family office with the “calm ambience of an art gallery”
Sculptural furniture and French oak panelling define this plush family office in Amsterdam, which has been renovated by local studio Framework. More
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Studio 10 divides up Fashioned from Nature exhibition with translucent corridors
Chinese design firm Studio 10 has used translucent materials and winding ramps to create a series of abstract spaces to display artefacts at the Fashioned from Nature exhibition at the V&A’s outpost in Shenzhen. More
