Interior

Atelier Apara renovated a Palaiseau house by widening openings, adding wood-fiber insulation in lime render, reroofing in zinc, and lining the interior in exposed clay brick and beech plywood.

Mesura designed Aesop's second Barcelona store around 78 pieces of Montjuïc stone salvaged from demolished 19th-century buildings, assembled using a method they named Creative Anastylosis.

VAUST preserved the ornate moldings and cornices of a Düsseldorf Altbau apartment while introducing an open-plan layout, a garden-facing window, and a curated selection of rare design objects.

Constanze Ladner renovated a Wiesbaden Altbau villa by working with its existing stucco, herringbone parquet, and dark timber frames rather than replacing them, including a reinterpreted IKEA kitchen.

22RE converted 7,000 sq ft of a 1950s Culver City factory into offices for Ceremony of Roses, Sony Music's merch and branding arm, with a 1970s-inflected palette of mohair, burl, and aluminum.

MATA Architects lowered a lower-ground extension into a Hampstead conservation area garden, resolving a 1.5-metre height disconnect with a glazed corner opening directly onto the landscape.

Margaux Lafond furnished a rented West Village townhouse with vintage and modular pieces, solving a skylit top-floor bedroom's light problem with a custom curtained alcove.

Clint Nicholas Design renovated a Tuscan-style hilltop residence in Los Angeles with pale oak floors, ebonized frames, harmonized ceiling heights, a James Turrell light work, and a Rick Owens daybed.

Shawn Chopra designed good neighbor guesthouse as 7 rooms above the Baltimore retail shop, drawing on Baltimore, Egypt, and India for a material palette made by local artisans.

Lachlan Seegers Architect organized this Upper North Shore Sydney home around a gradient from northern garden-facing social spaces to progressively enclosed private rooms.

New Office Works inverted the conventional floor arrangement of this Haikou loft, placing private rooms below and social spaces above to capture panoramic garden views.

Skinn designed Oever Gallery in Ostend's harbor district around raw concrete, brushed aluminum, and a single aquamarine accent color applied across restrooms, seating, and display objects.

Studio Gutow designed this 3,000 sq ft Newport Beach residence around natural stone, antique furnishings, and a material palette chosen to read as both calm and distinctly personal.

TBo extended a Federal-style Brooklyn brick home with a 200 sq ft poured concrete rear addition, adding a painting studio, kitchen bay, and L-shaped bedroom across 3 floors.

Tutto Bene converted a 1902 T.J. Bailey school sports hall into a live-work residence, preserving herringbone floors, Victorian columns, and original roof trusses across three floors.

Chango & Co renovates a 3-story New York townhouse on the Upper West Side. Neutral materials, a skylit staircase, and custom bouclé upholstery throughout.

BonVivant fills a Mallorcan estate with work by local artists, connecting ceramics, paintings, and textiles to the island's craft traditions.

Katja Pargger restores a 1930s Parisian house with mineral-coated walls, oak herringbone floors, and a sunken conversation pit lined in Hermès leather offcuts.

Chen Zhichao Design opens a Guangzhou apartment to natural light through repositioned walls and enlarged openings. White surfaces amplify daylight across 3 floors.

Studio EEUW Archiv designs Neute's Amsterdam flagship with raw plaster walls, steel fixtures, and exposed building systems. Retail space as unfinished architecture.

NOTHING DESIGN uses white micro-cement surfaces to frame mid-century furniture by Panton, Jacobsen, and Paulin in a 150-square-meter Beijing workspace at Xidian Memory Park.

NoNo Studio preserves a 1930s Los Angeles hunting shack, keeping original cedar paneling while adding custom oak-walnut millwork and Italian marble surfaces.

DNA Architects opens a Hangzhou house with minimal partitions and continuous sightlines. Interior spaces connect to the surrounding landscape through floor-to-ceiling glass.

Alexander Design and Michael G. Imber build a 10,500-square-foot house in Austin with terracotta tiles, custom stained glass, and hand-hewn local wood. Mediterranean forms in Texas hill country.

Tsubasa Iwahashi Architects adds a compact volume to a forest house in Okayama. The separate living quarters connect to the main residence by a covered walkway.

Etiam Studio redesigns a Milan apartment with sliding partitions and foldable elements. Compact rooms shift between open and enclosed configurations.

CO-LAB Design Office builds a house in Tulum using local stone, solar panels, and large glazed openings. The interior connects directly to the surrounding Yucatan landscape.

Lea Cojot converts a Flatiron District loft around original terracotta columns, adding a Calacatta Malva marble island and art collected from her mother's Paris gallery.

Atienza Maure Arquitectos rebuilds a fire-damaged Castilian house with white concrete arches and skylights set within the original stone walls.

Madeleine Blanchfield Architects renovates a 1920s Sydney flat with new openings, rearranged circulation, and contemporary insertions within the original plan.