La Petite café reinterprets eden in a minimalist key
Overlooking a garden, a café in the United Arab Emirates brings local traditions and materials up to date, highlighting through subtraction a hyper-contemporary space.
Colorful frames to renovate a mini apartment in New York
Brandt:Haferd studio completed Kew Hues, a one-bed apartment using frames and portals to underline domestic areas.
The metaphor of light in the new Chinese center for health
The Chinese studio Joy Season encourages the experience of “glowing moments” through a bath of light that cloaks visitors at the entrance of the health center.
Having a coffee under a 3D sky in California
David Wick and Andrew Lindley got inspired by Italian Baroque cathedrals to lead Stereoscope customers in an immersive experience to be watched with 3D glasses.
A stroll around the home of… Eszter Haraszty, a colourist in New York
Our second appointment in the homes of the designers from the Domus Archive takes place at Hungarian textile designer and colourist Eszter Haraszty’s: a home-studio filled with colours, travel memories and spices
Madrid house hides in the garden
The Spanish studio delaVegaCanolasso addresses the issue of domestic privacy and hides part of the house with a mirrored surface.
The interior of China’s largest incubator for influencers
Articulated between desk areas and photographic and live streaming sets, the 3500 square meters of the new Ruhnn Culture offices combine linear and muffled spaces and choose Giorgio Morandi’s colors as a metaphor for longevity.
An experimental villa in Denmark raised in three days
Thanks to a cross laminated timber structure and a raw steel outer shell, the villa designed by Jan Henrik Jansen Arkitekter with Marshall Blecher branches off into the Danish countryside.
Catalan modernism at the time of coworking
Located in Gràcia, Clementina coworking looks to local history and translates the use of ceramic cladding and nature-inspired geometries into a means to update the building's identity to 21st century.
Japanese quotes in Mexico City
Esrawe Studio is inspired by the lightness and essentiality of Japanese craftsmanship and creates the setting for a sushi restaurant in Mexico City: a place to add to your post-quarantine list.
Neutral volumes and sinuous shapes in a boutique in Mallorca
Francesc Rifé Studio signed the new interiors of footwear brand ASH using the hardness of micro-cement in contrast to the lightness of pink fabric.
Opposite styles collide in this Tokyo office
Designer Tomomi Narita conceives a flexible and multi-purpose space where contrasting furnishings and sensations are combined.
Material counterpoints in a renovated apartment in Lisbon
Machado Igreja uses wood and stone in the white, light-flooded interiors of an apartment in Lisbon to build and dress the domestic space.
A wooden ribbon gives a contemporary look to a Haussamanian apartment
Toledano+architects renovates a Parisian local using two equipped walls that change its appearance as needed.