Ste Marie designs “dreamlike” interior for Toronto luggage store
Waxed plaster walls, rainbow onyx surfaces and an olive tree create a spa-like atmosphere inside the store that Canadian studio Ste Marie has designed for luggage brand Monos. More
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Eight retail stores that make a statement with metal
For our latest lookbook, we’ve rounded up eight retail spaces that use metal to define their interiors, demonstrating its ability to elevate the shopping experience. More
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Multitude of Sins founder revamps own apartment with “interplay of artistry and function”
Multitude of Sins founder Smita Thomas has used brutalist forms and whimsical elements to overhaul her duplex apartment in Bengaluru. More
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Jordana Maisie looks to Mexican craft for NYC restaurant interior
Mexican architecture and materials have informed the interior of this restaurant in Midtown Manhattan, designed by LA-based Jordana Maisie Design Studio. More
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Eight kitchens with shiny polished concrete floors
Glistening interiors feature in our latest lookbook, which spotlights eight kitchens and dining rooms lined with glazed concrete floors. More
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“David Lynch was a superb director of architecture”
Late film director David Lynch adored design and architecture and mastered the art of wielding it to evocative effect, writes Anthony Paletta. More
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Form Us With Love turns Stockholm studio into buzzy red bistro
Local studio Form Us With Love has transformed its waterfront workplace into a bistro for Stockholm Design Week, where visitors can meet, eat and “actually use and test” the furniture on display. More
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Studio Shoo combines “various material textures” for Armenian homeware boutique
Interior design practice Studio Shoo has completed a store in Yerevan, Armenia, blending sculptural elements, chrome furniture and bright accents. More
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Studio Vapore creates children’s story-informed library for Beijing school
Local practice Studio Vapore has reimagined the Western Academy of Beijing’s elementary school library in China, blending elements from children’s stories with traditional Chinese architectural motifs. More
