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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Office JDY designs minimalist Veja store in Williamsburg
Shoe brand Veja’s Brooklyn store by local studio Office JDY features lime-plaster walls and displays, exposed brickwork and an outdoor courtyard wrapped in red-coloured wood. More
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GRT Architects converts Harlem rectory into home for an artist
A historic neo-gothic rectory in New York’s Harlem has been given new life by Brooklyn-based GRT Architects, through highlighting the building’s arched windows and lining spaces with reeded oak panelling. More
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Batliboi Studio combines industrial and playful elements in Brooklyn loft
Dramatically veined marble, colourful storage displays and original architectural features come together in this Brooklyn loft renovated by locally based Batliboi Studio. More
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Louis Vuitton and Murakami create NYC pop-up informed by Tokyo hotels
Fashion brand Louis Vuitton and artist Takashi Murakami have created a New York City pop-up store with multiple colour-blocked rooms and furniture with rounded edges to showcase a new phase of their collaboration. More
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Matthew Fisher blends antiquity with “comforts of quiet luxury” in New York gallery
Designer Matthew Fisher has created a gallery and display space for his stoneware objects in New York City’s Seaport neighbourhood, referencing ancient culture and contemporary performance design. More
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Morris Adjmi Architects mixes soft and industrial materials inside Brooklyn towers
New York-based Morris Adjmi Architects has used pink leather, herringbone flooring and green hand-glazed tiles across the interiors of a residential complex the studio designed on the waterfront of Greenpoint, Brooklyn. More
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Billy Cotton adds “new-age twist” to Bridges restaurant in Manhattan
New York-based designer Billy Cotton has blended art deco, futurist and brutalist references inside this restaurant in Lower Manhattan. More
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Cubitts West Village by Tutto Bene is a “stage for spectacles”
This compact eyewear store in New York’s West Village has been divided into “on stage” and “backstage” areas, as part of a design studio Tutto Bene’s “love letter to theatrical glamour”. More
