The Lagom residence by Studio Autumn is a minimalist home in Bangalore blending Japanese wabi-sabi and natural materials for serene, intentional living.
Portable, dimmable, and with new updates, the Bon Jour Unplugged 2025 Edition by Philippe Starck makes for a sweet lighting solution for summer.
A Brooklyn loft renovation by Batliboi Studio blends industrial edige with custom millwork, modern materials, and playful design details..
Irish furniture brand Orior enters the realm of interiors with One Domino Square, a Brooklyn penthouse project by Selldorf Architects.
Takeshi Hirobe Architects designs the YMK house in Karuizawa, Japan across six levels that follow its dramatically sloped, rural highland site.
A compact home in Maui by Hawaii Off Grid blends modern minimalism with climate-conscious design, featuring a sculptural roof and timber construction.
Samantha Tannehill's West Chelsea pied-à-terre transforms global experiences into a sophisticated interior through color, craft, and cultural sensitivity.
A former hotel in Paris' Montmartre is reimagined into bold tourist rentals by HOCH & CHHO with a postmodern and pop-laced sensibility.
Karina Passarelli Arquitetura reimagines a São Paulo duplex with iconic furniture and family-friendly comfort together in a vibrant, light-filled space.
A Venice backyard ADU by ARA-la Studio and James Garvan mixes surfside charm with smart design, curving forms, and a bold, beachy palette.
Still ahead of its time over 60 years later, GUBI reissues Pierre Paulin's futuristic F300 Lounge Chair and T877 Side Table with HiREK recyclable bases.
Studioshaw’s Catching Sun House transforms a former garage in London into light-filled home with immersive natural elements and an outdoor tub.
Interior designer Sophie Goineau transforms a 1965 Malibu beach house with thermally modified ash wood ceilings with ocean waves as inspiration.
Søren Hvalsøe Garde designs a floating, two-story houseboat in Copenhagen that feels just as much at home on the water as it would on land.
Studio Terpeluk thoughtfully reimagines a 1974 Albert Lanier San Francisco home, blending original redwood features with modern materials.
