Showing posts with label interiors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interiors. Show all posts

March 19, 2013

Interiors : Apartment in Paris


This 750 ft2 apartment was designed by the directors l’Atelier d’Archi as family home for them and their young son. Situated on the last floor of an old convent in the centre of Paris, the loft affords views of roof tops and the open skies. Neutral tones and natural materials are combined with dramatic design elements to create an inviting residence with just enough adventure.

February 20, 2013

Interiors : Urca Penthouse


The 700m2 penthouse designed by architect Arthur Casas is located in Urca, a wealthy neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The clean cut and restrained detailing coupled with vintage furnishings gives the apartment a faithful balance between being minimal and homely. The interior carefully combines glass and off white finishes, with wooden built in pieces like the library bookshelves, planters, seating and the counters. The apartment also affords breathtaking seafront views and to the Pão de Açúcar in the distance.

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November 6, 2012

Interiors : Thuys (Home)

images (c) Jorn van Eck

The Amsterdam based design studio Overtreders W have renovated and redesigned a cafe & restaurant in a museum of psychiatry, Het Dolhuys. Located in a 14th century chapel, the restaurant called Thuys (home in Dutch) features a sunroom for dining, a counter covered with matt glazed tiles, a geometric cloud chandelier and custom furniture throughout in the otherwise unchanged interior.

August 21, 2012

Interiors : 2B Loft Apartment

Architects studio 2B Group has recently completed, this now 4,000 ft2 two bedroom, two bathroom penthouse located in Kiev, Ukraine. The clients, a young man with a 7 year old child wanted only eco-friendly materials and an open plan where possible. The material palette includes fair faced concrete, sawn heat pine, masonry bricks and a 20 ft shipping container.

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August 14, 2012

Interiors : the CUBE

Photo: Jasmine Rose Oberste

The Mobile Dwelling Cube by SPACEFLAVOR houses three of the client's everyday activities allowing him to balance his personal and professional life in his large Oakland, California loft. The client uses his home to teach feng shui, and the CUBE allows him to conceal and roll away his private spaces when students are present, offering more floor area for classes. Constructed of FSC Ash plywood panels the cube disassembles into convenient pieces that can fit easily through a door. Via

August 8, 2012

Interiors: A21 Studio



The interior of the office of A21 studio is a combination of white plastered walls and rich wooden floors to creates an atmosphere of serenity and joy. The two story office in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam was designed to be an oasis in contrast to the city. Details like the multi-level wooden shelving, raw tree bark table and trees planted in pots echo this natural theme.

June 12, 2012

Interiors : Loft Bauhaus

images © Edgard Cézar

Loft Bauhaus is 160m2 living pavilion in Brasilia, Brazil designed by Ana Paula Barros. The interior is designed around a large wall clad in local Brazilian stone that separates the large living room / dining room from the kitchen, bathroom and sleeping area. Finished in organic and natural elements, including reforested pine, that provide warmth to the spaces in contrast to the straight contemporary lines.

May 8, 2012

Interiors : The Brick Loft

This project entailed the conversion of a former industrial office located in Joo Chiat in Singapore, into an airy & chic apartment. Designed by architects & cross disciplinary practice, FARM the spaces of the loft are bathed in light against the stark white wall surfaces and steel floated concrete floors. Conceptually the apartment borrows a localized aesthetic seen in textured ventilation blocks, painted brick and exposed, unrendered structure.

April 3, 2012

New Work: A-Frame

Jamaican-born designer Sean Knibb has converted a defunct IHOP restaurant in Culver City, LA into a unpretentious, yet trendy Korean-fusion restaurant. The design exposes the Douglas fir ceiling and covers the walls in white pine with unmasked knots, revealing the form of the A-frame. Colour blocks of yellow and red are used on the doors and columns as well to highlight aspects of the design. The interior spills out to a concrete patio and garden featuring low-maintenance plants and with ornamental grass.
 
Photography by Sarah Lonsdale for Remodelista and via A-Frame

January 24, 2012

Interiors : Saatch & Saatchi

photographs (c)Wison Tungthunya

New offices for Saatch & Saatchi in Bangkok, Thailand designed by Supermachine Studio. The fun interior features super graphics that mend from the floor to walls, built-in and mobile furniture.

January 17, 2012

Interiors : Spiegel Cafeteria

photos by Zooey Braun Identity Architects Ippolito Fleitz Group have created a canteen for German magazine “Der Spiegel.” Located on the ground floor of the company’s headquarters in south Hamburg utilizes circular mirrors, glowing acrylic rods and large yellows discs on the ceiling.

June 21, 2011

Interiors : Omonia Bakery

Designed by Antonio Di Oronzo, principal of architects bluarch, the Omonia Bakery features a see-through tempered glass kitchen that exhibits the inter workings of the bakery to the public. The 1,000 ft2 interior is finished clad small chocolate brown Bisazza tiles and an array of tubular incandescent light bulbs and red cedar spheres

January 14, 2011

Interiors : Lisa Perry NY Loft

The New York loft of designer Lisa Perry. The Pop Art inspired finishes are illuminated by natural light reflected off the white walls and plaster ceilings and the timber stripped flooring.

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