Discover the latest in interior design, showcasing stylish and functional living spaces. This category highlights innovative designs, modern aesthetics, and sustainable practices. Perfect for designers, homeowners, and enthusiasts looking for inspiration and trends in creating beautiful interiors.
Dift provides a temporary solution for a vacant office block in Ghent. The three-storey building hosts several activities and shops. On the ground floor, there’s a plant shop and a Jiggers cocktail bar.
Garden Apartment in Jaffa is a small home located in Tel Aviv, Israel, designed by Itai Palti. Description by Itai Palti: The space we began with was a mish-mash of small rooms and corridors – the result of years of informal additions and alterations to the building. In essence, the Jaffa apartment was originally created
Our brief was to convert four former retail spaces in SW4 into loft apartments with an industrial factory feel. The floor level was reduced to create enough head height to allow a mezzanine level to be introduced …
The apartment spreads over two floors, with a wider part on ground floor taking benefit of the natural light both from the street and the courtyard.
Apartment MM Grunewald was designed by Berlin-based Bruzkus Batek Architekten. Description by Bruzkus Batek: This Moscow-based couple’s second home is located on the ground floor of a classical villa in the Grunewald district of Berlin. As part of the new design Bruzkus Batek Architects first pared the spaces down to the essentials by stripping out
Steakhouse is the latest interior design project completed by Minsk-based Nordes Design Group.
Noho loft occupies a unique location in Manhattan, impacted at the intersection of two alleys, with window exposures into what is effectively the middle of a block. A collection of folk art is envisioned as the foreground texture for a clean modernist interior, inserted into the industrial-quality building envelope of the alley facades of this
Brooklyn-based Elizabeth Roberts Architecture & Design has designed and arranged this industrial space to become a family home. The Williamsburg loft is a 3,500 SF live / work space shared by a married couple–he is a chef and food writer and she is a sculptor. The couple found the large, industrial, ground floor space after
