A 75 sq m Berlin penthouse by Christopher Sitzler Architekt unified by a continuous Europlac mahogany ceiling and a coordinated cast floor running through every room

A Berlin bakery by Studio Michael Burman built around a millstone cut into 3 counter segments, with washi paper walls, custom washi pendant lamps, and douglas wood throughout

A desk and console by Brodie Neill formed from a single recyclable sheet of stainless steel with mirror-polished interior and satin exterior surfaces

A Listed Building renovation in St John's Wood by Joseph Mills Architects, using reclaimed London Stock brick, lime mortar, and a handrail through each brick.

A reworking of William Katavolos's 1952 T-Chair with a hand-linked steel chainmail seat, by Mexico City studio Panorammma

A Wiesbaden Altbau villa renovated through material preservation, ornamental translation, and a reinterpreted IKEA kitchen

A solid aluminium bench and mirror unified by a shared platform element, designed by Johan Viladrich in collaboration with Lauriane Heim

A 40-square-meter live-work house in Colombia's pottery region, built directly from the excavated clay beneath it

A contemporary art gallery in Ostend's East Bank harbor district by Skinn, built around raw concrete, brushed aluminum, and a single aquamarine accent.

A rebuild of Gerrit Rietveld's 1918 Red and Blue Chair by Seoul studio TIEL, using aluminum profiles, HDPE panels, and 3D-printed joints in place of woodworking.

A rebuilt rear extension on a Grade II listed 1840s London house converted into a ceramics studio with a wet and dry working zone

A furniture series by Max Lamb, coated in aluminum using industrial thermal spray guns, with form built directly from molten metal particles.

A creek-side Seattle mid-century house, once home to abstract expressionist Alden Mason, renovated by Ueda Design Studio with material and spatial sensitivity