Local studio Delve Architects used glazed green tiles to camouflage the exterior of this garden studio in south London with the surrounding trees and bushes. Called Kim-oflage – a combination of the clients’ names, Kit… Read More »Delve Architects uses green tiles to disguise Kim-oflage studio in London garden
Our latest lookbook compiles examples of kitchens that depart from conventional storage-maximising layouts by forgoing wall-mounted cupboards. While upper cabinets in kitchens can almost double the amount of available storage space, they can also make… Read More »Seven kitchens where wall cabinets are relinquished
Polish design firm Wiercinski Studio has crafted an intimate interior for Copenhagen restaurant Amator using a series of custom-designed hand-made furniture pieces. Located in the quiet Østerbro district, Amator is a small 50-square-metre eatery that features… Read More »Wiercinski Studio designs Copenhagen restaurant to mimic a “home dining” experience
Brooklyn studio Light and Air Architecture has carved a void through the centre of a narrow townhouse that allows natural light to reach all of the interior spaces. The Void House is only 15 feet… Read More »Central void anchors Brooklyn townhouse renovated by Light and Air Architecture
South Korean studio Atelier Itch has wrapped a shiny steel facade around a house on a tight residential street in Seoul, juxtaposing the neighbouring red-brick houses. Named Bomun House, the home sits on a narrow… Read More »Atelier Itch envelops Bomun House in Seoul with windowless steel skin
In our latest lookbook, we highlight eight homely dining areas layered with characterful pick-and-mix chairs in place of a perfectly matched set. Mismatched chairs are a long-standing trend in residential interiors, often used by designers… Read More »Nine dining areas styled with artfully mismatched chairs