Interior

Keiji Ashizawa’s design for Tomi Ginza, an eight-room hotel in Shintomicho, focuses on creating the intimate feeling of staying at

Debaixo do Bloco Arquitetura’s installation in Oscar Niemeyer’s Bienal Pavilion distills the essence of Brasília into a domestic-scale experience using

Open Studio’s gigantic fibreglass “half-dipped dumpling” lamp for Dumpling Darlings in Singapore actively redefines the threshold between the street and

Open Studio’s gigantic fibreglass dumpling lamp, beckoning visitors into Singapore’s Dumpling Darlings, signifies a calculated departure from subtle branding. The

Keiji Ashizawa designed the Tomi Hotel Ginza to provide a singular suite on each of its ten floors, prioritizing intimacy

Keiji Ashizawa’s Tomi Hotel Ginza redefines hospitality, aiming for the intimacy of a “tasteful friend’s home” rather than a standard

Fabio Fantolino’s Lève Office Bar in Turin presents an interior informed by 1960s offices, featuring cantilever chairs and wood panelling.

Fabio Fantolino’s Lève Office Bar in Turin features mirror-clad surfaces that reflect a deliberate manipulation of spatial perception. A consistent

Wild Form Design Studio’s Love Thy Neighbor bar features a sculptural interior with no straight lines. This approach signals a

Cubitts’ new headquarters in King’s Cross occupies a Victorian stable, a design choice that signals a deeper engagement with architectural