Like the best examples of contemporary design, the Birch Pavilion in London’s Stoke Newington reveals its sophistication through restraint, allowing the existing landscape to guide its form and function. As the name suggests, light filters through three birch trees, casting dappled shadows across a micro cement floor – an interplay of nature and built form […]
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The Loren Hotel Austin represents a new paradigm in hotel design – one that measures luxury not in gilding and grandeur, but in the quality of experience and environmental responsibility. Its location, set slightly apart from downtown’s intensity while remaining connected to its energy, mirrors its design approach – distinctive yet integrated. The hotel’s design […]
10. The Riviera Maya EDITION at Kanai Debuts Relaxed Luxury Take a trip down to Mexico’s Caribbean coastline for a serene stay at the Riviera Maya EDITION resort designed by the Ian Schrager Company in collaboration with the Rockwell Group. Nestled within a vast nature preserve at Kanai, the tranquil retreat honors the Yucatán Peninsula’s […]
As lines continue to blur between retail showroom and lived-in residence, cohesion amongst a building’s form and interior atmosphere become paramount. In the newly completed duplex at 144 Vanderbilt, General Assembly’s interior approach works in tandem with SO-IL’s architectural structure, creating a unified space that emphasizes design integrity with everyday practicality. The curated selection of […]
As the boundaries between work and personal life continue to blur, self-employed designers are at the forefront of creating innovative spaces that reflect their unique approach to both living and working. A prime example of this is Melissa Lee, founder of Bespoke Only, who has recently unveiled a new office space that doubles as a […]
While not uncommon for buildings to receive a gut renovation when being rehabilitated, buildings in Portugal tend to try and maintain as much of the original structure as possible. More than likely you will see remnants of a building’s historical past when examining renovation projects within the seaside nation. This is a result of properties […]
When curating a space using collectible design and art, there will always be a delicate balance navigating the fine line between creating an impractical, museum-like atmosphere versus a cozy, functional home adorned with art-centric accents. In Jorge Brown Cott’s latest project, the Dominican Republic native was tasked in reimagining the interiors of a Brooklyn townhouse […]
A gut renovation seldom seems easier than starting from scratch. Forced to work within the constraints of the original structure, budgeting often feels more like guesswork than an exact science. While typical to encounter unforeseen construction expenses, the case for Noe Valley was no exception, prompting interior designer practice Innen Studio to come up with […]
While office spaces have evolved over the decades, shifting from private cubicles to expansive open workspaces, the post-pandemic world is still adapting to its redefined context. As working from home becomes the norm, most people have realized that they can be more productive in an environment of which they are comfortable. Melissa Lee, founder of […]
What a sight to behold when walking into a space only to be met by flames seemingly floating midair. Titled A Realm of Light, the space in question is TriBeCa’s TIWA Gallery, and the flames, oil lamps encased in glass and suspended with darkened brass chains conceived of by none other than Lindsey Adelman, The […]
