Bergman Design House draws on regional heritage, rich materials, and bespoke craftsmanship to create an intimate retreat high above the Dubai skyline.
Centered around a sculptural willow installation, the cafe combines circular geometry, coffee-inspired colors, and filtered natural light to create a new community gathering space
The subterranean retreat extends Liaigre’s design language through travertine, smoked oak, immersive lighting, and a 65-foot pool at the storied Paris hotel
Ryan Saghian is building a network of Eichholtz showrooms shaped by their California communities, with each location taking a deliberately different approach
TPG Architecture translates the rituals, geometry, and fan culture of soccer into Major League Soccer’s new 126,000-square-foot headquarters
In Toronto’s Financial District, Odami looked to the indigo tones and enduring craftsmanship of Japan’s denim industry to shape Shinji’s immersive interior
Armentano Arquitetura pairs a precise metal-and-glass structure with a planted façade that will continue to transform the Italian furniture brand’s São Paulo home
Bit Creative brings Japanese restraint and New York energy together inside Baker McKenzie’s three-floor workplace atop Warsaw’s Varso Tower
Daniel Caudill taps northern Michigan’s creative community for a 29-room hotel filled with locally made furniture, lighting, ceramics, signage, and art
The first California Blue Box Café turns Tiffany & Co.’s signature color, blue boxes, and monogram into an immersive dining room at South Coast Plaza
SOA architekti distills Korean food culture, bold color, and graphic references into a compact restaurant where architecture and identity move together
Designed by PlayLab, Laneige’s Seoul flagship scales up personalized beauty with interactive installations and bold architectural gestures
Elizabeth Unique Venice brings Cristina Celestino’s contemporary mix of color, material, and Italian design to a 17th-century palazzo in Cannaregio
The workplace brand looks to fashion for a visual refresh that shifts attention away from its products and toward people and everyday moments around them
From a nostalgic Italian-American restaurant to a former bank turned neighborhood bar, the Siren Betty founder shares five projects that capture her studio’s layered approach to interiors
