Form(LA) hides stone furniture showroom behind marble pivot door
Custom stone furnituremaker Form(LA) has opened the doors of its first flagship store in Los Angeles – specifically a pivoting marble door punctuated by nine porthole windows. 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
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Nude palette envelops SKIMS NYC Flagship by Rafael de Cárdenas
SKIMS, the apparel brand founded by Kim Kardashian, has opened its first flagship store on New York’s Fifth Avenue featuring interiors by Rafael de Cárdenas. More
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“Transparency is omnipresent” at Plan Plan’s Brooklyn restaurant Nin Hao
Tall ceilings and large windows allow light to flood the interior of this Chinese restaurant in Brooklyn, designed by New York studio Plan Plan. More
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Rob Diaz uses all natural materials to build house in Los Angeles
Plasterwork influenced by Mallorcan villas lines the walls of this home in Los Angeles that designer Rob Diaz custom built himself. More
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Adi Goodrich opts for warm and whimsical hues inside Phoenix eyewear store
Pink tiles and lilac upholstery enliven the interiors of this eyewear store in Phoenix by Los Angeles designer Adi Goodrich. More
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Cooper Hewitt triennial explores cultural and historic aspects of the home
Designers including Mona Chalabi and Black Artists + Designers Guild have created installations focusing on the design of the home for the Making Home exhibition at the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum. More
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Nine design-forward restaurant interiors in New York City
A restaurant at the base of Heatherwick Studio’s Lantern House, a “cathedral of fried chicken” and a colourful Brooklyn eatery feature in this roundup of restaurants in New York City that prioritise design. More
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Japanese ryokans inform OWIU’s renovation of Duane House in LA
Mid-century modern and traditional Japanese influences blend inside this Los Angeles home, which the principals of design studio OWIU have reimagined for themselves. More
