Mexican design studio Locus has utilised 50 per cent recycled materials for the interiors of a Singaporean restaurant in Mexico City. Combining the varied flavours of Southeast Asia typical of Singapore’s cuisine, Makan serves customers… Read More »Locus uses recycled materials for Mexico City restaurant interior
Chinese studio Temp has used charred wood to create 3-to-1 Pavilion, a triangular shelter nestled in a rocky garden in Shanghai. Intended as a sanctuary-like space for drinking tea and gathering, the pavilion has a… Read More »Temp nestles charred-wood pavilion in rocky Shanghai garden
Boldly patterned and colourful rugs characterise the living rooms of these apartments and houses around the world that we have collected for our most recent lookbook. From historic French apartments that have been filled with… Read More »Ten bold statement rugs that liven up the living room
London interiors firm Studio Est referenced the industrial heritage of Battersea Power Station when creating the interiors for this apartment set within the redeveloped landmark. The apartment’s owner wanted to transform the empty shell into… Read More »Studio Est adds “brutalist elements” to Battersea Power Station apartment
Los Angeles studio 22RE has included a “huddle room” that resembles a sunken living room at the offices for a creative music agency. The offices within a 1950s factory in Culver City were designed for… Read More »Ceremony of Roses offices by 22RE feature 1970s-influenced meeting spaces
A range of colours, patterns and forms animate this sports and play area in Tianjin, China, designed by international studio Ballistic Architecture Machine to “rethink the role of parks in dense cities”. Named Tianjin 4A… Read More »Tianjin 4A Sports Park is a multipurpose play area in China by BAM