JHDD Interior Report — 2026.08.12
EBBA Architects’ Cup of Joy cafe in Marylebone employs clay plaster and an opaque-glass ceiling to evoke the distinct feeling
Read MoreHigh-end residential and commercial interior environments, focusing on space utilization, lighting, and materiality.
EBBA Architects’ Cup of Joy cafe in Marylebone employs clay plaster and an opaque-glass ceiling to evoke the distinct feeling
Read MoreTokyo studio I IN clad the Human Made store in Seoul with handcrafted Korean celadon tiles, embedding a philosophy that
Read MoreCyro Arquitetura’s “white noise” apartment in São Paulo, featured at Casacor 2026, exemplifies a deliberate reduction of sensory input to
Read MoreCrissy Zhang Design’s transformation of the Parkhill residence in Melbourne utilized arched forms to redefine its internal spatial layout. These
Read MoreCrissy Zhang Design’s Parkhill residence in Melbourne redefined its internal spatial layout using arched forms. The recent projects, from residential
Read MoreThe continuous green flooring in The Act of Quad’s A Borrowed Memory apartment in Mumbai directly translates the imagery of
Read MoreStudio Vural’s renovation of a New York loft introduced “pods in a box” into a former herring canning factory. This
Read MoreStudio Vural’s renovation of a New York loft inside a former herring canning factory involved “pods in a box.” This
Read MoreStudio Vural’s renovation of a New York loft, featuring “pods in a box,” exemplifies a precise approach to internal spatial
Read MorePublic Art Company’s LA studio, with its “muppets on acid” interior, illustrates a powerful shift in how designers approach spatial
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