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I IN creates “living lounge” for Tokyo office in museum building
Local design studio I IN has updated the reception lounge for a Tokyo office, adding a verdant plant centrepiece and a sculptural ceramic installation. More
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TBo refreshes Philadelphia townhouse originally designed by IM Pei
An arched entryway and “electric blue millwork” are among the features in a rowhouse in Philadelphia’s Society Hill neighbourhood that has been renovated by architectural studio TBo. More
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Maine’s “rugged charm” informs The Longfellow Hotel by Post Company
The climate and colours of the New England coast influenced the interiors of this hotel in Portland, Maine, designed by New York-based studio Post Company. More
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Eight kitchens that incorporate bold splashes of blue
Our latest lookbook showcases kitchens that incorporate blue hues in unexpected and striking ways, transforming the heart of the home into a vibrant statement. More
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Studio Wok converts abandoned electrical cabin into minimalist artist residency
Architecture office Studio Wok has transformed a disused technical building at QuadroDesign’s headquarters in northern Italy into an artist residency, with living and sleeping areas accommodated in its unusually shaped roof. More
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Studio Becky Carter uses amber glass to cast moody light inside Providence bar
Cast-glass sconces and amber window panes radiate a soft caramel glow across Loma bar in Providence, Rhode Island, designed by New York-based Studio Becky Carter. More
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Eight self-designed studio interiors that cater for calm working environments
This lookbook spotlights the self-designed studios of eight architects, each defined by earthy tones, wooden furnishings and views of greenery that bring a feeling of tranquillity to their interior. More
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Kengo Kuma embellishes Kyoto hotel with timber-skeleton theatre stage
The “ethereal beauty” of classical Japanese Noh theatre informed Kengo Kuma and Associates’ design for the Banyan Tree hotel in Kyoto, with a dedicated stage hidden in its stepped gardens. More
