Interior
Rooms, light, and layout. Thursdays at 11am LA time.
A Hackney terraced house renovated by Bindloss Dawes with a concrete and timber extension and interiors by Still Life Story's Emma Dahlman
A Vilnius apartment by Ingrida Bieliauškė, split between light grey public spaces and a white private zone with FormaFantasma's volcanic ash glazed tiles.
A 50-square-meter Paris apartment renovated around walnut, polished concrete, marble, and zellige by Romuald Fontaine Architecture
A 15-foot-wide Brooklyn townhouse renovated by Light + Air around a central void, switchback stair, and canted skylights
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 mid-century Catskills lodge above Hunter Mountain renovated in 2016 by Studio Tack into a 38-room boutique retreat
A Palaiseau house renovation by Atelier Apara centered on improving natural light and thermal performance through envelope and interior interventions
Aesop's second Barcelona store built around 78 pieces of salvaged Montjuïc stone by mesura, using a design method they named Creative Anastylosis
A Düsseldorf Altbau apartment renovated by VAUST around preserved period moldings, an open plan, and a curated selection of rare design objects
A Wiesbaden Altbau villa renovated through material preservation, ornamental translation, and a reinterpreted IKEA kitchen
A 7,000-square-foot 1950s Culver City factory converted into offices for Sony Music's Ceremony of Roses by 22RE and Never Far Studios
A Hampstead lower-ground extension that descends into its south-facing garden through a structural glazed corner by MATA Architects
A rented West Village townhouse furnished with vintage and modular pieces, with a custom curtained sleeping alcove on the skylit top floor
A Tuscan-style Los Angeles hilltop residence recalibrated around pale oak, ebonized frames, and a James Turrell light commission
A 7-room boutique hotel above the good neighbor retail store in Baltimore, designed by Shawn Chopra using local artisans and materials
A Sydney Upper North Shore home organized around a carefully graduated shift from northern garden-facing rooms to progressively enclosed private spaces
A Haikou loft with its private and social floors inverted to capture panoramic garden views across both levels
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 3,000-square-foot Newport Beach residence by Studio Gutow, layered with Italian marble, aged limestone, and vintage furniture selections.
A Federal-style Brooklyn home extended with a poured concrete rear addition organized around light and garden
A converted 1902 Edwardian sports hall in London serving as studio and residence for Tutto Bene
A 3-story Upper West Side townhouse renovated by Chango & Co, with neutral materials, a skylit staircase, and custom bouclé upholstery throughout.
A Mallorcan estate by BonVivant, filled with work from local artists connecting ceramics, paintings, and textiles to the island's craft traditions.
A 1930s Parisian house restored by architect Katja Pargger, with mineral-coated walls, oak herringbone floors, and a sunken pit lined in Hermes leather offcuts.
A Guangzhou apartment by Chen Zhichao Design, opened to natural light through repositioned walls and enlarged openings across 3 white-surfaced floors.
An Amsterdam flagship store by Studio EEUW Archiv, built from raw plaster walls, steel fixtures, and exposed building systems as unfinished architecture.
A 150-square-meter Beijing workspace by NOTHING DESIGN, its white micro-cement surfaces framing mid-century furniture by Panton, Jacobsen, and Paulin.
A 1930s Los Angeles hunting shack preserved by NoNo Studio, keeping original cedar paneling and adding custom oak-walnut millwork and Italian marble surfaces.
A Hangzhou house opened up by DNA Architects, with minimal partitions and floor-to-ceiling glass connecting interior spaces to the surrounding landscape.
Mediterranean-inspired residence by Alexander Design and Michael G. Imber in Texas