Inspiring interiors from around the globe.
The so-called Magic City proves, once again, why it leads in high-end design. Our Miami Retail Extravaganza roundup showcases seven striking architectural, interior, and window displays from Cartier, Bulgari, Cassina, and more.
KIDZ Studio blends discipline with design with its latest GYMNASIUM Abu Dhabi, turning martial arts spaces into lessons in material harmony and calm confidence.
Studio Author’s POUTx beauty clinic fuses glossy red accents, pink micro-cement, and stainless steel into a glowing, futuristic interior.
The Muwa Niseko condominium-hotel by Nikken Sekkei combines designer apartments with breathtaking views of the northern Japanese Alps, pitched roofs, a spa, hot springs, and a lush central courtyard that evolves with the seasons.
A pool with red-and-white checkerboard tiles inspired by Sicilian traditional kitchens, luxury suites and ‘glamping’ cottages with sweeping views across the Val di Noto, designer furniture, and a vibrant cafe. At Braccialieri, every detail is a celebration of place. It’s where fashion, design, and Sicilian culture come together—not just to impress, but to welcome you home.
The Hacienda Wabi residential complex features staggered volumes and a terraced design, evoking Mayan architecture.
Inspired by Chongqing’s vibrant urban landscape, CapitaMall Skyview by CLOU Architects welcomes visitors to explore a blend of bold colours and street-inspired patterns.
At the Muuto Milan Design Apartment, a colourful interior design featured the brand’s new collections.
Modernist villas, cinematic homes and Mediterranean apartments. We selected eight must-visit design apartments in Milan.
In Stockholm, concept design bars blend sustainability and material innovation. One is built entirely out of paper, another doubles as an inspirational materials bank, and the third combines form with function.
Water lilies, Art Deco architecture, Mediterranean homes and psychedelic vibes from the ‘70s inspired our favourite textile collections at Paris Deco Off 2025.
AC Future and Pininfarina’s AI Transformer Homes bring together cutting-edge engineering, sustainable innovation, and sleek design.
Best Interiors of 2024: a women-empowering yoga and barre studio in Kyiv, otherworldly interiors from the fictional planet of Arrakis, and more.
Venture into the stunning architecture and interior design of some of the most infamous haunted houses in horror movies and TV series by Stanley Kubrick, Tim Burton, Guillermo del Toro, and more.
French cathedrals and pastries are behind the architecture and interior design of the French Kitsch III café by TOUCH Architect in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand.
Giant slides, transparent tunnels, a zip-line, trampolines, and more. This Gen-Z fun park is a creative and imaginative wonderland with an exquisite industrial, street culture and space-age style.
Hong Kong’s first speakeasy and a canopy house in the Brazilian jungle feature among the interior design projects featured in the shortlist of the 2024 Inside World Festival of Interiors.
Who said Art Deco is a thing of the past? For the Amiko Gelato ice cream shop in Barcelona, Masquespacio has mixed and matched tasty colours, surreal shapes, and the famed Miami Deco style.
“Nothing was available due to the war,” explains the Ukrainian designer. Named STAN, the yoga and barre studio was completed using locally sourced materials.
Director Yorgos Lanthimos and Academy Award-winning production designers James Price and Shona Heath explain the in-wonderland scenography of Poor Things.
Paris Deco Off 2024: Archipanic selected seven fabrics and wallpapers debuting at the so-called ‘fashion week for interior design.’ Vibrant geometries are trending.
Aquatic Edens, flamboyant graphic patterns and tropical forests. At Maison & Objet 2024, Elisabeth Leriche explores new interior design trends with the ‘What’s New? In Decor’ exhibition.
The Inside World Festival of Interiors 2023 shortlist features a terrace restaurant in Istanbul, the new V&A Photography Centre in London, and a furniture showroom in a former textile warehouse in Beijing.
From Richard Neutra’s mid-century modern Kauffman House in Palm Springs to purposely wrong proportions, fake pools and oversized lipsticks. In Barbie set design, there’s much more beyond pink.
Arches and stair-wells carpeted in a gradient of rainbow hues define Jaipur Rugs’ Dubai flagship store designed by Pallavi Dean of studio ROAR.
Pierre Yovanovitch’s Rigoletto set design features curved walls which gradually move into a tighter circle as the story unfolds.
Hitzig Militello Architects plays with moody lighting and dark metal sheets for the Burger 7167 restaurant in Buenos Aires.
Jonas Bohlin and Christine Ingridsdotter created Underbar, a temporary and 100% circular bar where every element and material from furniture to walls, lamps, and ceiling will have a second life after the fair.
Textured poetries in abstract paper compositions, matte splashes, and stripey cushions inspired by Texas’ craft markets. Check what we liked the most at Paris Déco Off 2023, the so-called ‘fashion week for interior design.’
At the Pingtan Book House by Condition_Lab, kids can read and play at the same time. The project draws on a typology of traditional Dong Houses and is primarily composed of two interwoven spiral staircases.
