When you’re indulging in a day of pampering, the right setting can enhance the overall experience—but all too often interiors lean toward clinical, with standard fixtures and a white palette. To provide that perfectly calming… Read More »Sana Skin Studio Finds Calm in the Heart of Wynwood
Why are adults afraid to play? In a world that can feel increasingly bleak and gray, British-Nigerian designer Yinka Ilori makes a case for color, imagination, and a little silliness. Those ideas come together in… Read More »‘Chairman’ Celebrates the Joyful Furniture Design of Yinka Ilori
Evey sits in Montreal’s dense residential Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighborhood, on a lot adjacent to a green alley where, as Appareil Architecture describes it, “everyday activities intersect with the more discreet presence of the city.” Appareil Architecture… Read More »Evey Reorients the Familiar Montreal Triplex From the Inside Out
For club owners—or anyone with unusually loud neighbors—keeping sound contained can be a necessity. But completely eliminating unwanted sound is notoriously difficult. Spaces designed to absorb virtually all sound reflections, known as dead rooms, require… Read More »Clap Studio Turns an Iconic Spanish Nightclub Into a Study in Pure Sound
Trina Turk has spent three decades building a visual vocabulary around unapologetic color and pattern. For her latest collaboration with FLOR, the designer went back through the archives to see what might work at an… Read More »Trina Turk Digs Into the Archives for Her Latest FLOR Rugs
New York’s historic Gramercy Park neighborhood may be known for its private park, but inside one nearby apartment, openness and sunlight were in short supply. Studio Rosenthal was tasked with changing that. Originally built as… Read More »Studio Rosenthal Opens Up a Gramercy Park Apartment to the Light