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| 501 | _aFebruary 2023: Wellness in view -- ON THE COVER Thousands of glass mosaic tiles from Sicis wrap the steam room at Lanserhof Sylt, a medical spa complex on the northern German island by Ingenhoven Associates. Photography: Alexander Haiden. -- Features: 86 ESCAPE ROUTE by Rebecca Dalzell Ingenhoven Associates fashions a retreat that's both luxurious and restrained for guests of Lanserhof Sylt, an ascetic medical spa on an island off the northern coast of Germany. -- 96 IMAGINATION TAKES A FLIGHT by Rebecca Lo For Duoyun Bookstore in Yancheng, China, Wutopia Lab reinterprets animated-film characters into a fairy tale of a project for both children and adults. -- 104 TERRA FIRMA by Glenn Adamson A magnificent monograph explores New York ceramic artist Peter Lane's large-scale architectural installations, monumental furniture, and decorative work. -- 112 DIALOGUE BETWEEN ERAS by Jen Renzi A velvet conversation pit is one of many delightful anachronisms at a historic schoolhouse turned residence in Galway, Ireland, by Kingston Lafferty Design. -- 120 BETTER LIVING TAKES FLIGHT by Georgina McWhirter Whether a skin-care clinic or a multisport center, firms from Hong Kong to the Czech Republic are taking holistic approaches to creating healthful spaces. -- 132 STEPS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION by Edie Cohen A Los Angeles workplace by Behnisch Architekten lures staff back to the office with a stellar gym, dynamic stairways, and enriching connectedness. -- walkthrough: 33 NATURAL HEALING by Jesse Dorris -- special market section: 41 BEST OF YEAR PRODUCTS by Georgina McWhirter and Rebecca Thienes departments -- departments: 17 HEADLINERS -- 21 DESIGNWIRE by Annie Block and Peter Webster -- 26 BLIPS by Meredith Campbell -- 28 PINUPS by Lisa Di Venuta -- 65 CREATIVE VOICES Space Maven by Edie Cohen Film and commercial sets, installations, interiors, furniture, and more—Los Angeles multitalent Adi Goodrich does it all. -- 81 CENTERFOLD National Treasure by Athena Waligore A mazelike installation by OBMI for Dubai Design Week educated visitors on the essential mangrove ecosystem indigenous to the northern U.A.E. -- 140 BOOKS by Stanley Abercrombie -- 141 CONTACTS -- 143 INTERVENTION by Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aMarch 2023: Hospitality moves -- ON THE COVER Wall finishes with cement mortar and simple custom-crafted furniture make for rustic luxury in the Grand Summer house, one of four villas at Acro Suits, a 49-key wellness resort in Agia Pelagia, Greece, by Afoi Orfanaki and CMH Architecture. Photography: Nicky Kontostavlakis/Anima Vision. -- features: 92 ON THE EDGE by Marisa Bartolucci Afoi Orfanaki and CMH Architecture make the most of a precipitous clifftop site for Acro Suites, a resort near Agia Pelagia on the Greek island of Crete. -- 100 THE GOLDEN HOUR by Elizabeth Fazzare It's always the right time to visit AP House, an exquisitely precise, loft-inspired New York boutique by Bonetti/ Kozerski Architecture for Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet. -- 108 FROM SKAL TO SLEEP by Jen Renzi Ghislaine Viñas and a longtime client stir in Swedish inspiration at Andra Hem, a Philadelphia cocktail bar with private guest suites. -- 116 CIRCLE OF LIFE by Michael Lassell Greymatters infuses Restaurant Born in Singapore with its owner-chef's nature based philosophy of constant rebirth. -- 124 WELCOME TO WORK by Rebecca Dalzell Art, amenities, and Rocky Mountain vibes invite tenants into Block 162, a community-minded office tower in Denver by Gensler and MaRS. -- 132 TASTEFUL ENVIRONMENTS by Georgina McWhirter Sustainable materials, algorithm-devised patterns, and sunsetlike lighting are some of the design-forward ingredients on the menu at these appealing new eateries. -- special section: 41 HOSPITALITY -- departments: 17 HEADLINERS -- 21 DESIGNWIRE by Annie Block -- 26 PINUPS by Lisa Di Venuta -- 31 MARKET edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Lisa Di Venuta and Jen Renzi -- 87 CENTERFOLD ransporting Experience by Athena Waligore The infrastructure of the nation's capital inspired an interactive installation by Hou de Sousa at the Washington Area Metropolitan Transit Authority. -- 170 BOOKS by Stanley Abercrombie -- 171 CONTACTS -- 173 INTERVENTION by Lauren Jones -- | ||
| 501 | _aMay 2023: Resi-on-high -- ON THE COVER: Perched on and cantilevering out from a steep jungle slope overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica, the 1,000-square-foot villa, one of two by sustainably minded Czech firm Formafatal, is built from rammed earth using clay excavated from the site, its wraparound sliding glass doors opening to an infinity-edge pool. Photography: Boysplaynice. -- Features: 106 IN THE HEIGHTS by Edie Cohen The renovation of a San Francisco house by Shamir Shah Design and Geddes Ulinskas Architects does full justice to the property's elevated position. -- 114 MAIDEN VOYAGE by Ian Phillips Kensho, a private super yacht produced in Italy's Admiral shipyard, is Jouin Manku's debut nautical vessel to hit the high seas. -- 124 MADE IN THE SHADE by Rebecca Datzell Paseo Mallorca 15, an eco-friendly apartment building in Palma, Spain, by OHLab, embodies passive-house construction, natural or locally sourced materials, and not a drop of paint.-- 132 THIS IS LIVING by Lisa Di Venuta and Georgina McWhirter Whether rental or condo, America or Asia, today's residential developments are housing occupants in supreme style amid five-star amenities. -- 146 PUTTING ON A SHOW by Stephen Wallis A Southampton, New York, retreat by Sawyer Berson is an artful stage for interiors by its design-forward homeowner, Dune CEO and founder Richard Shemtov. -- 156 THE RULES OF THE GAME by Ian Phillips For an apartment overlooking the Danube in Budapest, Hungary, Ramy Fischler Studio applied precepts of an ancient Indian system of architecture, along with its own savoir faire. -- walk-through: 35 COLOR STORY by Elizabeth Fazzare -- special homes section: ON THE COVER: Geometric floor tiles by Ceramica Bardelli bring an energetic note to a three-bedroom apartment in Ragusa, Italy, by Studio Gum. Photography: Filippo Bamberghi/Living Inside. -- openhouse: 67 SURF, SKY, SAND by Edie Cohen -- 73 ART ON VIEW by Rebecca Dalzell -- 85 THEME AND VARIATION by Georgina McWhirter and len Renzi Designers play with dichotomy and difference in creating weekend getaways informed by their locales—from the Costa Rican jungle to Ontario lake country. -- at home: 81 PAUL VANRUNXT DRAFTS HIS DREAM DWELLING by Kurt G. Stapelfeldt -- departments: 15 HEADLINERS -- 19 DESIGNWIRE by Annie Block and Athena Waligore -- 24 PINUPS by Lisa Di Venuta -- 28 BLIPS by Annie Block and Athena Waligore -- 40 SHOPTALK -- 43 MARKET edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Wilson Barlow, Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter, and Rebecca Thienes -- CENTERFOLD: A Perfect Sequence by Athena Waligore With a name and layout inspired by the Golden Spiral, the Fibonacci wine-tasting terrace in Prague by Marco Maio Architects adds up to an outdoor oasis. -- 188 BOOKS by Stanley Abercrombie -- 189 CONTACTS -- 191 INTERVENTION by Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aJune 2023: at work, at play -- ON THE COVER In Liberec, Czech Republic, the renovation of a 1914 Roman Catholic rectory into the public IGI Library by Atakarchitekti encompasses a contemporary plywood-detailed addition for community activities. Photography: Tomas Soucek. -- features: 104 COMING AROUND AGAIN by Laura Fisher Kaiser For the London work-place of law firm and repeat client Milbank, LSM's sinuous, sustain-able, and sunlight-filled interiors make an open-and-shut case for a return to the office. -- 112 HUMAN RESOURCES by Rebecca Dalzell Analog connection with students, faculty, and the city drove the concept for the very digital Boston University Center for Computing & Data Sciences by KPMB Architects. -- 120 FANTASY LAND by Giovanna Dunmall Rapunzel World by HaasCooklemmrich Studio2050 at the headquarters of German organic food producer Rapunzel Naturkost may not be a theme park yet it's utterly magical. -- 128 BANKING ON IT by Lauren Gallow JPMorgan Chase & Co. invests in its future at the firm's regional headquarters in Washington by Studios Architecture. -- 136 INSTITUTIONAL KNOWLEDGE by Wilson Barlow and Georgina McWhirter From an historic arts academy in Rome and a school outside New Delhi to a public library in New York, seven cultural projects shine with creative skills and smarts. -- 152 VIDEO GAMES by Joseph Giovannini The pixelated world of Minecraft inspired the playful cubic structures that dominate software developer Pricefx's Prague office addition by CollColl. -- walk-through: 57 SOLE SISTERS by Edie Cohen -- 61 BACK TO THE OFFICE by Edie Cohen With the possible permanent disruption of the commercial landscape, these workplaces showcase—and underscore the importance of—flexibility, collaboration, and inclusion. -- departments: 23 HEADLINERS -- 27 DESIGNWIRE by Annie Block -- 34 BLIPS by Lisa Di Venuta -- 38 SHOPTALK -- 44 PINUPS by Lisa Di Venuta -- 49 CREATIVE VOICES Fresh Air by Peter Webster Architect Alda Ly and her minority-owned, majority-women firm bring their effervescent, human-centric vision to furniture showroom design for the first time. -- 77 MARKET edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Georgina McWhirter and Stephen Treffinger -- 99 CENTERFOLD Taking Root by Athena Waligore In a Canadian park, an installation by Polymetis integrates not only natural materials but also vines that will eventually climb the towering structure. -- 198 BOOKS by Stanley Abercrombie -- 199 CONTACTS -- 203 INTERVENTION by Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aSpring 2023: big, bold moves! spring market tabloid -- ON THE COVER Annie Axtell's Triple Link pillow in cream corduroy (also available in blue) with hypoallergenic polyfill stuffing. -- FEATURE: 58 SHINE ON by Rebecca Thienes Designers showed off their latest lighting launches during April's Milan Design Week. -- Right: Paola Navone's Baggy collection suspension and table lights with satin-polycarbonate diffusers and textile cords by Contardi Lighting -- contents: 13 Seating -- 31 Fabric & Wallcovering -- 75 Furniture -- 103 Flooring -- 123 Lighting -- 135 Kitchen & Bath -- 153 Architectural Products -- 171 Outdoor -- 190 Editorial Index -- Left: Avery Thatcher's Flood mural-printed type II vinyl wallpaper in Prism by Thatcher -- | ||
| 501 | _aSeptember 2023 : Chic-in-the-city -- Introduction -- On the cover: At Eagle + West, a rental apartment complex in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, with architectural by OMA, Public and amenity spaces and landscape design by Marmol Radzimir, and apartment layouts by Beyer Blinder Belle, a lobby is an Anthology wood’s while- oak paneling, cobblestone flooring. De side’s DS-600 sectional, an Emmanuelle Simon armchair, and floor lamps by local studios Adam Otlewski and Allied Maker, the latter, in wood, resembling the buildings profiles. -- Features: 102 The Good Book / BY C.E. Wallis -- Shanghai’s Zikawe Library by Wutopia Lab channels the neighboring neo-gothic Cathedral to create a secular temple of knowledge -- 110 Getting Along Swimmingly /by Tami Christiansen -- The creation of a contemporary hacienda in Tulum Mexico harnessed the diverse talents of the local creative community and caters to them, too. -- 120 Jump and Grind /By Wilson Barlow -- Three Skateparks in the Czech Republic by U/U Studio offer pole dancing, art viewing, clever repurposing, and more unexpected, amusement alongside freestyle sports. -- 128 Brooklyn’s new heights /By Elizabeth Fazzare -- Two towers by three firms¬ OMA, Marmol Radziner, and Beyer Belle¬ add up to Eagles + west, a residential complex soaring over the Greenpoint waterfront. -- 138 Work Around by Dan Howarth: For a model office in shanghai, Ippolito Fleitz group employs color blocked biophilic spaces that are flexible and customized to lure prospective staffer on- site. -- 146 Street Smarts by Georgina McWhirter and Jen Renzi: From a shanghai beauty salon to a kids’ play space in New York, high- concept destination are infused with urban edge and vitality. -- | ||
| 501 | _aNovember 2023: Sanctuary of Home -- ON THE COVER -- At a 1978 home in Brasschaat, Belgium, preserved and modernized by Ten Architects, the conversation pit features its original concrete flooring and cedar-slat ceiling but expanded glazing and overlooked the property’s new L-shape pond. Photography: Luc Roymans/Living Inside. -- FEATURES -- 104 THE LINE OF BEAUTY by Peter Webster -- The sinuous curves found in nature, art, and historical narrative inform the three-story addition to a landmarked 19th-century cottage in Sydney by Carter Williamson Architects. -- 114 READ ALL ABOUT IT by Rebecca Dalzell -- Brava, a rental tower in Houston by MaRS and Munoz + Albin, makes headlines with nods to its site’s newspaper history, underscored by contemporary art and amenities. -- 124 HOME ON THE RANGE by Raul Barreneche -- Sited on an exclusive golf course near Sao Paolo, lush greens and locals stone distinguish and expansive ground-up home by Studio Arthur Casas. -- 134 OF A CERTAIN AGE by Thijs Demeulemeester and Jen Renzi -- In Belgium and Brazil, a trio of retro period pieces that encapsulate their time and pace get a modern-day reboot. -- 148 PET PROJECT by Elizabeth Fazzare -- For a Madrid show house, Studio Ruiz Velazquez fetches an apartment concept that benefits humans, their animals, and the environment. -- 156 STOPPING THE SHOW by Monica Khemsurov -- A new Georgian-style residence in Dublin gets a contemporary, flamboyantly theatrical interior by DesignLed. -- 164 DOMESTIC BLISS by Annie Block -- From East Coast to West, Florida to New York, luxury and affordable apartment buildings evict a cookie-cutter approach for character, eco-consciousness, and copious perks. -- SPECIAL HOMES SECTION --- ON THE COVER -- A custom linen-covered headboard and a Cylider sconce by Apparatus distinguish the main bedroom of an 8,600-squarefoot residence in Buenos Aires, Argentina, by Estudio Karina Kreth, Photography: Celeste Najat. -- OPENHOUSE -- 45 THE ART OF REINVETION By Rebecca Dalzell -- 51 CENTER STAGE by Lauren Gallow -- 57 LIVING FOR THE CITY by Georgina McWhirter -- From New York to Dublin, these carefully considered urban dwellings prove great design prove great design happens at any scale. -- CROSSLINES -- 71 LOOKING AHEAD by Stephen Treffinger -- Piet Boon celebrates a professional milestone with a bevy of new projects, from hotels to homes, all bearing his studio’s trademark materially and balanced, refined feel. -- DEPARTMENTS -- 19 HEADLINES -- 23 DESIGNWIRE by Annie Block and Lisa Di Venuta -- 28 PINUPS by Rebecca Thienes -- 32 SHOPTALK -- 35 CREATIVE VOICES -- Serious Fun by Peter Webster -- Fernando Laposse’s furniture in a witty critique of-and thoughtful answer to- the environmental and cultural devastation wrought by the global marketplace. -- 79 MARKET -- Edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Wilson Barlow, Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter, and Rebecca Thienes text by Wilson Barlow, Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhriter, and Rebecca Thienes. -- 99 CENTERFOLD -- MATERIAL METAMORPHOSIS by Athena Waligore -- Years of research into the structural potential of standard textiles transformed silk into a towering installation in Spain by Paloma Canizares Office. -- 204 BOOKS by Wilson Barlow -- 205 CONTACTS -- 207 INTERVENTION by Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aFall 2023: Head over heels -- Fall market tabloid -- On the cover: Patrycja Bruz Soniewicka’s 6 ½ foot tall Cellist mirror, with a powder coated steel frame, by Hogai -- Feature: 60 Marker’s Mark edited by Rebecca Thienes -- Designers get crafty (literally) with works showcasing the future of forms and materials -- Contents: 17 Seating -- 33 Fabric & Wallcovering -- 75 Furniture -- 99 Flooring -- 121 Lighting -- 139 Kitchen & bath -- 157 Architectural Products -- 173 Outdoor -- 188 Editorial Index -- | ||
| 501 | _aFebruary 2024: major moves -- On the cover -- Students and professors from Germany’s University of Freiburg and University of Stuttgart use robotic manufacturing, AR, and over a decade of sea-urchin research to devise the livMatS Biomimetic Shell, a pavilion at the FIT Freiburg Center for Interactive Materials and Boinspired Technologies made from prefabricated wooden modules., LEDs, and a thermally activated, recycled-concrete floor stab that, compare to a typical timber building, reduced material consumption by more than a half. Photography by: Roland Halbe -- Features -- 94 DOWN THE NILE by Stephen Treffinger For repeat client Viking Cruises, Rottent Studio designs and elegantly serene ship for exploring Egypt’s cultural treasures and stunning riverscape. -- 104 TRUNK SHOW by Dan Howarth Still Young plants a giant tree sculpture as the physical and symbolic centerpiece of the Beijing flagship for Canadian outdoor apparel brand Arc’teryx. -- 114 HANG TIME by Stephen Wallis The Aspen, Colorado, ski house of a hospitality-centric art collector and her family swings in a whole new direction courtesy of Ghislaine Viñas and S2 Architects. -- 124 RIGHT ON TRACK by Georgina McWhirter From Portugal and Sweden to China and the U.S., sports arenas, fitness centers, and wellness clinics are in tip-top shape. – 138 PITCH PERFECT by Rebecca Dalzell At the San Francisco headquarters of VC firm Greylock Partners by Rapt Studio, history meets innovation- and entrepreneurs launch game-changing businesses. -- 146 FOREVER LINKED by Michael Snyder The legacy of the late Fernando Campana lives on through a soon-o-open, ecologically focused park completed by his brother Humberto in Brotas, their Brazilian hometown. -- Walk-through -- 39 A NEW ENERGY by Lauren Gallow -- 45 JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED by Wilson Barlow and Lisa Di Venuta Dental, medical, and skin- and pet- care facilities worldwide swap clinical for calm. -- Special market section -- 57 BEST OF YEAR PRODUCTS by Georgina McWhirter -- Departments -- 15 HEADLINES -- 19 DESIGNWIRE by Annie Block -- 24 SHOPTALK -- 26 PINUPS by Rebecca Thienes -- 30 BOOKS by Wilson Barlow -- 33 CREATIVE VOICES Flower Power by Pete Webster At the Denver Art Museum, architecture and design curator Darrin Alfred organizes a summer exhibition around the life-enhancing connection between humanity and the natural world. -- 156 CONTACTS -- 159 INTERVENTION by Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aMarch 2024 : wild for hospitality -- On the cover: At Shanan Anji Deep Stream, a three building, 17 key property in China by Fununit Design that's all about a wholly meditative hospitality experience, a meandering staircase flanked by rammed earth balustrades and lush bamboo leads up from the parking area to the main entry, encouraging guests to slow and be at one with nature. Photography: Aogvision -- Features: 112 Natural Cure by Rebecca Dalzell -- Surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains, Hay Boutique and Spa by Edem Family is a small, serene hotel in Polyanytsya by YOD Group wher Ukranians can retreat. -- 122 Hotel Particulier by Michael Lassell -- Perron conjures a family weekend ski chalet that also doubles as an urbane five star rental property in Baie-Saint-Paul, Canada. -- 130 Banded Together by Elizabeth Fazzare -- The striped facade of a centuries old Italian duomo inspired the renovation of the nearby, equally historic Palazzo Petrvs, a boutique hotel in Orvieto by Giuliano Andrea dell’Uva Architetti. -- 138 Upwards and Onwards by Edie Cohen -- Clive Wilkinson Architects and WRNS Studios deposit a postpandemic workplace for Intuit, a financial-software company in Mountain View, California -- 148 First Time’s A Charm by Dan Howarth -- Rammed earth, purity of concept, and immersion in the landscape add up to an extraordinary hotel experience at China’s Shanan Anji Deep Stream, Funuit Design’s debut. -- 158 Brave New World by Peter Webster -- Across the Americas, from Canada to Argentina, a fresh crop of restaurants and bars are serving up truly innovative F&B design. -- Special Hospitality Section -- On The Cover: The Wayback is a 60,000-square-foot property in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, a former Days Inn that’s now part of Marriott’s tribute Portfolio, where Dryden Studio outfitted the 134 guest rooms in a retro motor lodge vibe of mixed prints and artwork packaged by consultant Local Language. Photography: courtesy of The Wayback, Pigeon Forge, Marriott Tribute Portfolio. -- 69 Bathhouse by Rebecca Dalzell -- 75 Kimpton Hotel Theta by Lisa Di Venuta -- 83 The Royal Hotel by Wilson Barlow -- 89 The Wayback by Stephen Treffinger -- 93 Cosme, A Luxury Collection Resort by Stephen Treffinger -- 97 Moxy Sydney Airport by Georgina McWhirter -- 101 The Hanok Heritage House by Edie Cohen -- Departments: 23 Headliners -- 27 Designwire by Annie Block -- 34 Books by Wilson Barlow -- 36 Shoptalk -- 38 Pinups by Rebecca Thienes – 45 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes. Text by Rebecca Dalzell, Georgina McWhirter, Jen Renzi, and Rebecca Thienes. -- 107 Centerfold -- Butterfly Effect by Athena Waligore -- Architect Emmanuelle Moureaux continues her 100 Colors series, this time forming her signature paper into thousands of insects that took flight in Shanghai. -- 172 Contacts -- 175 Intervention by Athena Waligore -- | ||
| 501 | _aApril 2024 : Giants of Design -- Features: 164 Group Practice by Michael Lassell -- By gathering researchers and private-sector partners under one roof, the TMC3 Collaborative Building in Houston by Elkus Manfredi Architects streamlines the laboratory-to-market Pathway -- 174 Repeat Performance by Jane Margolies -- With its signature nuanced textures, art curation, and tailored livability, Nicole Hollis completes another home for a West Coast client, this time a duplex penthouse in New York -- 182 Things Are Looking Up by Rebecca Dalzell -- The Morrow Hotel by INC Architecture & Design and Rottet Studio brings a much-needed dose of optimism to the nation’s capital -- 192 The Great Escape by Dan Howarth -- Restorative biophilia, rain showers, tasty cocktails – the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club at LaGuardia Airport by Corgan and ICrave takes members away before they go away -- 200 A Sense of Place by Peter Webster -- From Chicago to San Antonio, by way of Bengaluru, India, and Vancouver, Canada, top firms are creating projects that channel their locations perfectly -- 214 Message Understood by Peter Webster -- At professional networking platform LinkedIn’s Toronto headquarters by CannonDesign, company values are expressed via witty graphics and connection-conductive spaces -- 31 100 Giants -- 38 International Giants -- 67 Rising Giants -- 93 Hospitality Giants -- 119 Healthcare Giants -- 135 Sustainability Giants -- Departments -- 23 Headliners -- 159 Centerfold -- It All Adds Up by Athena Waligore -- M Moser Associates plus TAV Ceramics equals abacus-inspired installations for the Vancouver, Canada, office of accounting-software company Tipalti -- 229 Contacts -- 231 Intervention by Lisa Di Venuta -- | ||
| 501 | _aMay 2024 : bold & beautiful residential -- On the Cover : Son Blanc Farmhouse Menorca, a dormant, late 1800’s Spanish Home and barn turned 14-room hotel by Atelier du Pont, includes a pine-beamed yoga studio with a site-specific mural by local artists Adriana Meunie and Jaume Roig, its natural material echoing those used throughout the 9,500-square-foot property. -- Features -- 116 Aged to perfection by Elizabeth Fazzare -- For a Georgian estate in rural eastern Ireland, Roisin Lafferty underscores its two-century patina with rustic stones and metals and classic contemporary furnishings -- 126 Natural Wonder by Robyn Alexander / Bureaux -- Atelier du Pont employs abundant local stone to transform a late 19th-century Spanish farmhouse on Menorca into the serene and sustainable Son Blanc inn -- 136 Water Music by Peter Webster -- dSpace Studio strikes all the right notes with an artfully composed lakeside house high on a dune in Saugatuck Michigan -- 144 Come Right In by Annie Block and Georgina McWhirter -- Plush seating, expansive kitchens, surprising yet pleasing palettes-a global foursome of residential interiors are as welcoming as they are distinctive -- 154 On the Beach by Edie Cohen -- David Montalba Architects and Matt Blacke create a carefully curated, yet effortlessly relaxed, coastal retreat in Malibu, California -- 162 Mix Master by Rebecca Dalzell -- For his Amsterdam home, Framework Studio founder Thomas Geerlings restores a 1700’s former warehouse and fills it with contemporary art, furnishings, and finishes -- Walk-Through -- 43 The Wild West by Georgina McWhirter -- 49 Welcome to the Neighborhood by Jen Renzi -- Residential developments from New York to Prague, market-rate to luxury, are devised to foster tenant community-and respect their surrounding ones -- Special Homes Section -- On the Cover: Outside of Valencia, Spain, work / life partners Ana Hernandez and Christophe Penasse of Masquespacio summon a visual feast of Memphis forms and prismatic hues for their home and studio: a 1925 brick farmhouse, bedecked in their Mas Creations pieces, resulting in such vignettes as the bedroom’s Triangle chair and Ring Table. Photography: Luis Beltran -- Openhouse -- 67 On the High Note by Lauren Gallow -- 73 Refuge Sought, Refuge Found by Stephen Gallow -- 85 The Little Things by Wilson Barlow and Lisa Di Venuta -- From a teeny-tiny villa tucked in the forest of a Danish Island to a snug Victorian town house in downtown Toronto, design is all in the details -- At home -- 79 Masquespacio Conjures a Colorful Dream World by Rebecca Thienes -- Departments -- 23 Headliners -- 29 Designwire by Annie Block and Lisa Di Venuta -- 34 Books by Wilson Barlow -- 36 Pinups by Rebecca Thienes -- 60 Shoptalk -- 97 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Wilson Barlow, Rebecca Dalzell, Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter and Rebecca Thienes -- 111 Centerfold Here comes the Sun by Athena Waligore -- For a product pavilion in central China, Luo Studio was inspired by the drying process of an herb fundamental to the country’s traditional medicine practices -- 172 Contacts -- 175 Intervention by Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aApril 2025 : the shape of fashion -- Contents : On the Cover : At Paris Fashion Week for the Hermes Fall / Winter 2025 women’s wear presentation, French studio Villa Eugénie nodded to the house’s equestrian heritage with a stable inspired set complete with sand strewn catwalk, down which models walked bedecked in quilted moto jackets, saddle flap inspired shorts and naturally, leather riding boots Photography : Zoe Joubert -- Features : 120 Mirror, Mirror by Giovanna Dunmall Reflective surfaces and an eye for fashion help Ambient Architecture and Róisín Lafferty transform a pair of semidetached houses into a single residence in Dublin -- 128 In Their Element by Jen Renzi With a visit to the Arc’teryx ReBird Service Center at a popular ski destination in Jilin City, China, outdoor enthusiasts can slalom right into the circular economy -- 136 Vivid Focus by Wilson Barlow and Lisa Di Venuta From sand and flax to a disco ball and Murano glass, we can’t stop staring at the catwalks and couture from recent fashion weeks across the globe -- 148 Walk the Talk by Rebecca Dalzell NBBJ’s addition to the Seattle headquarters of Brooks Running emphasizes the sneaker brand’s ethos of inclusive activity, community and connecting with nature -- 156 More than Black White by Jane Margolies Not just wedding dresses anymore, Vera Wang relocates to a Manhattan headquarters by BMA Architects that’s pared down, multipurpose and downright chic -- 164 Shades of Spring by Peter Wbster From Toronto to Shanghai, shops and showsrooms worldwide embrace the season with a fresh palette of softgreens, deep blues, and sophisticated grays -- Walk Through : 57 Sacred Space by Joann Plockova -- 63 Ode to Joy by Edie Cohen -- 69 Perfect Fit by Elizabeth Fazzare -- 75 Portal to Wonderland by Wilson Barlow and Georgina McWhirter High Concept apartments across the globe, from an eras mixing Paris aerie to a food themed Prague two bedroom are truly transporting -- Departments : 27 Headliners -- 33Designwire by Annie Block -- 38 Blips by Lisa Di Venuta -- 40 Pinups by Rebecca Thienes -- 44 Books by Wilson Barlow -- 46 Shoptalk edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 49 Creative Voices Color Class by Peter Webster Sophie Smallhorn’s Ribbon fabric for Designtex showcases her mastery of chromatic values -- 89 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Wilson Barlow, Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter and Rebecca Thienes -- 115 Centerfold Full Spectrum by Nicholas Tamarin An immersive installation by Reddymade constructed for India’s Architecture & Design Film Festival Mumbai celebrated the launch of the world’s largest paint Library -- 178 Contacts -- 191 Intervention by Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aMay 2025 : the big idea issue -- On the cover : Off the Saudi Arabian coast, on Sheybarah Island in the Red Sea, stands Shebara Resort , a 73 key complex of mirror finished stainless steel pods by Killa Design featuring overwater villas, their interiors and custom concrete terrace seating by Studio Paolo Ferrari plus restaurant and spa amenities by Rockwell Group Photography : Katarina Premfors -- Features: 106 Triumphal Arches by Edie Cohen An arcaded lounge bar sets a theatrical tone at Planta Cocina restaurant in Marina del Rey, California by ICrave -- 116 Fir for a King by Rebecca Dalzell Named after Louis the Great, LXIV DC, a centuries old Washington mansion turned exclusive rental villa by Eric Chang Design, is where today’s power brokers can luxuriate -- 124 Sculptural Interventions by Wilson Barlow and Lisa Di Venuta From Milan to Hong Kong to Toronto, temporary or permanent, indoors and out, large scale installations enliven urban settings, remote forest landscapes, even sandy beaches -- 134 W is For Whimsy by Stephen Wallis Art noubeau swirls, garden flourishes, jewellike tones it all adds up to the magical environment that is the W Prague, a new hotel by Avroko in a Historic Czech landmark -- 144 Tomorrow Land by Peter Webster On Saudi Arabia’s Sheybarah Island in the Red Sea, Killa Design’s futuristic, high tech orbs for net zero energy Shebara Resort are grounded by Rockwell Group and Studio Paolo Ferrari’s human centered interior -- 154 Keys to the City by Peter Webster From London to Singapore, five hotels channel the character man made or natural, corporate or cultural of thee play they call home -- Special section : 49 16 Big Ideas -- Departments : 27 Headliners -- 33 Designwire by Annie Block and Ian Phillips -- 38 Books by Nicholas Tamarin -- 40 Pinups by Rebecca Thienes -- 44 Shoptalk edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 87 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Wilson Barlow, Lisa Di Venuta and Georgina McWhirter -- 101 Centerfold In Bloom by Nicholas Tamarin Y.ad Studio plants a Vincent van Gogh inspired community center promoting local agriculture and arts in central China -- 166 Contacts -- 175 Intervention by Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aJuly / August 2025: The Big Reveal -- On the Cover: Our special section celebrating Gensler’s 60th anniversary features dozens of projects in four of the firm’s practice areas including cities, exemplified by the amenity center at California’s Burlingame Point office development, its sawtooth façade clad in continuously anodized aluminum panels that reflect the Bay Area’s animated atmosphere across the 18 acre campus. Photography: Jason O'Rear -- Features: 172 Hot Shop For the Zara Nanjing clothing store in China, AIM Architecture coordinates an impactful ensemble of tactile and analog, slick and high tech By Dan Howarth -- 180 Arcs de Triomphe Labscape Studio’s remodel of a Paris residence offers a contemporary take on the City of Light’s ubiquitous arches By Ian Phillips -- 188 The Long View Climate, connection, craftmanship all those and more support Designing Future Society for Our Lives the theme for the more than 100 pavilions at Expo 2025 Osaka in Japan By Lisa Di Venuta -- 196 Creative Commons Bakers, painters, product designers, and dressmakers synergize at Houston’s 2910 McKinney, a mid-century former warehouse turned mixed-use hub re-enlivened by fellow tenant MaRS Culture By Rebecca Dalzell -- 204 Platinum Passport At Sao Paulo’s famously hectic international airport, the BTG Pactual VIP Terminal by Pascali Semerdjian Arquitetos and Perkins&will offers deep pocketed travelers a quietly luxe haven By Michael Snyder -- 212 Feelin’ Groovy From Munich to Manhattan, bold graphics alive with swinging ‘60’s flair are popping up in shops, schools, offices, and hotels around the globe By Peter Webster -- 43 special giants section Part two of our annual, industry-wide survey reveals where the top firms rank in the hospitality sustainability, and healthcare sectors -- 53 special gensler 60th anniversary section -- 63 Crosslines Looking Forward: Gensler’s new leaders chart a course for the future By Jen Renzi -- 71 Work -- 86 Products -- 91 Cities -- 107 Lifestyle -- 125 Health -- Departments: 27 Headliners -- 31 Designwire By Annie Block -- 36 Pinups By Rebecca Thienes -- 137 Market: text by Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter, Jen Renzi, Rebecca Thienes, and Stephen Treffingeredited by Rebecca Thienes -- 167 Centerfold Fun House: Another fantastical Alex Chinneck installation in London not only caused visitors to do a double take but also invented their interaction with it By Nicholas Tamarin -- 222 Contacts -- 231 Intervention: By Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aSeptember 2025 : at work, at play -- Contents: On the Cover : At the Lego Group Boston Hub BDG Architecture + Design above a apantry’s custom sofa, Bond side table by Aust and Amelung for Cor, and Zandur cork rubber flooring, custom ceiling fixtures emulate, in large scale, the tubes on the bottom of Lego bricks that click into the round studs on the top of them -- Features : 114 Ancient and Modern by Peter Webster Leeton Pointin Architects and Allison Pye Interiors give a contemporary country house and archaic aura in the Mornington Peninsula in Australia -- 122 Brick by Brick by Rebecca Dalzell At the Lego Group Boston Hub BDG Architecture + Design built spaces that allow for work and play as well as collaboration innovation, and ROI -- 132 Plot Twist by Elizabeth Fazzare 132 A heritage clothing brand expands into the Far East with Casa Curiel Chongqing, a fashionable ode to all things Milanese by Liang Architecture Studio -- 140 Chimney Suit by Michael Snyder 140 At Loop Homes Burjassot, a student residence hall in Spain by Martin Lejarraga Architecture Office, towering smokestack forms nod to the site’s industrial roots -- 150 Artistry’s all Around by Annie Block and Helene Oberman From FiDi to Flushing, Westchester Country to Princeton, New Jersey, the annual NYCxDesign Awards showcase the best projects in the Greater New York Area -- 166 Exquisite Inside and Out by Jane Margolies ACOS and Studio Widoki add tasteful office headquarters to the Omni Kaiser Patisserie production plant in northern Poland -- special power players section: 80 Matter of Design C Suite Confidential by Jen Renzi Designers and execs share an insider's view of how people first workplaces are driving RTO -- 90 Shoptalk edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 95 Crossline New Keys by Peter Webster When partnering with outside firms, Brad Wilson of Ace Group International and Atelier Ace looks for architects and designers with no hotel experience -- 103 Creatives Voices Stronger Together by Ian Phillips Using minimal materials but maximum innovation, Patrick Jouin and Dassault Systemes and forge a 3D printed chair unlike any other -- walk through: 47 Architectural Confection by Petra Loho -- departments: 25 Headliners -- 31 Designwire by Annie Block -- 36 Snaps -- 38 Pinups by Rebecca Thienes -- 42 Books by Wilson Barlow -- 53 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter, and Rebecca Thienes -- 109 Centerfold A Crochet of Influences by Athena Waligore Brazil and France, scent and sound, drums and bark all were in harmony in a monumental netting sculpture by Ernesto Neto at the Grand Palais in Paris -- 174 Contacts -- 183 Intervention by Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aOctober 2025 : big impressions -- On the cover : One of the 11 galleries in ''Louis Vuitton : Visionary Journeys,'' by OMA New York at the Nakanoshima Museum of Art in Osaka, Japan, was ''Collaborations'', where interlocking domes covered with thousands of mirrored facets refracted items created in pertnerships with Yayoi Kusama, Takashi Murakami, Stephen Sprouse, and Supreme as well as visitors to the 19,400 square foot exhibition, which celebrated the luxury goods and apparel company's 170th anniversary Photography: Jérémie Souteyrat -- Departments: 122 Going Once, Going Twice by Lila Allen Taking cues from a neighboring auction house in Paris, the curio filled Madame Drouot Hôtel & Spa by Stéphanie Coutas invites repeated visits from both locals and travelers -- 130 Wave of the Future by Rebecca Dalzell For Max Zone Technology Park Ningbo, a sales center and a show office in China, Ippolito Fleitz Group channels water and the flow of knowledge -- 138 Trunk Show by Dan Howarth OMA New York created a series of transporting environments in “Louis Viutton: Visionary Journeys”, an exhibition at the Nakanoshima Museum of Art in Osaka, Japan -- 146 Grand Illusions by Peter Webster From Beijing to the Bahamas, these hotels and resorts draw deeply on the cultural and natural richness of their locations -- 158 Hometown Hero by Dan Howarth The San Diego office of a global tech company by SmithGroup celebrates the city’s natural beauty, architectural heritage, and secret corners -- 166 In Good State by Petra Loho NC Design & Architecture fuses materials and pastels, mood and menu into an exquisite journey at KI Club, a private Hong Kong showroom for cooking and connecting -- 61 Immersed in Nature by Dan Howarth -- 69 Taste Makers by Georgina McWhirter New restaurants, cafés, and bars around the world showcase inspiring from, function, and globetrotting flavor -- 85 Buon Appetito by Annie Block From a listening bar to a hotel bistro, Greek to Japanese, culinary destination throughout Milan all designed by local talent- provide literal and aesthetic nourishment -- 31 Headlines -- 35 Designwire by Annie Block -- 42 Books by Wilson Barlow -- 44 Shoptalk edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 46 Pinups edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Jen Renzi -- 53 Creative Voices-Thread Count by Peter Webster In several museum shows and a reissued collection for knoll Textiles, nonagenarian artist Sheila Hicks continues to wield fiber with radical imagination -- 97 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes, text by Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter, and Stephen Treffinger -- 117 Centerfold Looking Glass by Athena Waligore For a swishy new resort in the Philippines, Nikolas Weinstein Studios has formed borosilicate tubes into major, must see installation the largest of its kind -- 174 Contacts -- 183 Intervention by Edie Cohen -- | ||
| 501 | _aFall 2025 : fall market in the top shape -- On the Cover : Thatcher’s Fresco collection features patterns based on hand paintings and includes the geometric mural Tectonic, which alludes to the perfect proportions in Leonardo da Vinci’s compositions. It comes in clay coated paper or Type II vinyl, in four colorways including White Tea on Charcoal-- Feature: 70 A New Lens edited by Rebecca Thienes Next gen designers and makers bring a bold, sculptural vision into focus -- Contents: 17 Seating -- 45 Fabric & Wallcovering -- 89 Furniture -- 109 Flooring -- 135 Lighting -- 153 Kitchen & Bath -- 171 Architectural Products -- 193 Outdoor -- 214 Editorial Index -- | ||
| 501 | _aNovember 2025 : reflections on Residential -- Contents : On the Cover Epitomizing an exquisite blend of styles and eras is the main bedroom of a New York town house by Australian designer Greg Natale, who paired Allied Maker’s contemporary Tangent 5 pendant fixture with Japanese Edo period inspired White Blossom wallpaper by Iksel, Vincent Darré’s surrealist Neofutur headboard from the Invisible Collection and Gae Aulenti’s 1965 Pipistrello lamp for Martinelli Luce. Photography Anson Smart Syling Mariana Marcki Matos -- Features : 104 Queen of the Castle by Stephen Wallis Laura Bohn’s discerning eye and roll up her sleeves attitude reign at a centuries old French chateau she and her husband bought and meticulously renovated -- 116 Mise En Scene by Peter Webster Greg Natale evokes movie inflected European art deco in the makeover of a 19th century New York town house -- 124 Family Values by Edie Cohen H&S International and Rottet Studio infuse a hotel scale Las Vegas residence with the lived in warmth of a kid filled home -- 132 Concrete Jungle by Elizabeth Fazzare For the Maybury, a ground up residential tower in New York, Handel Architects and Mazzarini & Co. channel both nature and city -- 142 National Treasure by Michael Snyder Pascali Semerdjian Arquitetos constructs a prismatically oriented home in Sao Paolo that showcases Brazilian talent and tradition with a global sensibility -- 150 The High Life by Peter Webster Seven residential towers across the Americans redefine the art of dwelling above it all -- Walk through: 49 Friend Zone by Lila Allen -- 57 In Harmony by Annie Block Pavilions franking patios, glass walls giving way to gardens, verandas amid treetops homes in Europe and Asia fully synchronize with the natural world -- Departments: 19 Headliners -- 24 Designware by Annie Block -- 32 Books by Wilson Barlow -- 34 Pinups by Rebecca Thienes -- 38 Shoptalk edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 41 Creative Voices Mind Games by Dan Howarth Formafantasma’s Simone Farresin and Andrea Trimarchi infuse their multifarious projects with intellectual rigor and a sense of play -- 71 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter and Stephen Treffinger -- 99 Centerfold The Nature of Change by Athena Waligore Awarded the Serpentine Pavilion commission in London, architect Marina Tabassum conceived a luminous structure that embodied her firm’s focus on climate and equality, temporary and long lasting -- 166 Contacts -- 175 Intervention by Rebecca Dalzell -- | ||
| 501 | _aDecember 2025 : Bold, Bright and Beautiful -- ON THE COVER The cultural portion of Park1538 , global steel giant POSCO ’ s complex in Gwangyang , South Korea , by Unsangdong Architects and POSCO A&C , centers on a four - story lobby with light - refracting chandelier that ’ s wrapped in panels of the company ’ s key offering , the project also named after the alloy ’ s Celsius melting point Photography : Sergio Pirrone -- Features: 72 READY TO GO by Rebecca Dalzell Cars , art and premium furnishings take front seat at Ford world headquarters , a massive yet approachable building in Dearborn , Michigan , by Snohetta , Arcadis , and the in – house Ford Land design team -- 82 SHOWTIME by Rebecca Dalzell Chrysolite – colored walls , luxe furnishings , and tens of thousandas of LEDs set the stage at Peridot , a theatrically inspired Hong Kong cocktail lounge by Studio Paolo Ferrari -- 90 STEPPING OUT by Peter Webster From a San Francisco former bank turned art infused member’s club to a swooping steel cultural center in South Koreas , festive destinations befitting the season inspire wanderlust -- 100 STATION TO STATION by Dan Howarth Adjacent railway infrastructure – and a dose of biophilia – inform coworking spaces by Dutch Invertuals at 5Tracks , a mixed – use complex by Powerhouse Company and Shift Architecture Urbanism in Brede , the Netherlands -- 108 THE PEAK OF CREATIVITY by Lisa Di Venuta Massive outdoor installations pink infused coworking spaces , bio - based pavilions – those and more are among 2025 ‘ s highly original work by artists , architects and designers -- Walk through : 43 ON A CURVE by Lauren Jones -- 129 Hall of Fame -- Departments: 21 HEADLINERS -- 25 DESIGNWIRE by Annie Block -- 30 BLIPS by Annie Block -- 32 PINUPS edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Georgina McWhirter -- 36 BOOKS by Wilson Barlow -- 38 SHOPTALK edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 51 MARKET edited by Rebecca Thienes text by lisa Di Venuta , Georgina McWhirter , Rebecca Thienes , and Stephen Treffinger -- 67 CENTERFOLD : UNDER THE CANOPY by Athena Waligore A pavilion by Ai Weiwei and Camber Studio at Franklin D Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park in New York meditated on the safeguards of democracy -- 178 CONTACTS -- 185 INTERVENTION by Wilson Barlow -- | ||
| 501 | _aJanuary / February 2026 : best of year -- Contents : On the Cover: Desert Rock, a 275,000 square foot retreat in Hanak, Saudi Arabia, by Oppenheim Architecture, with interiors by Studio Paolo Ferrari, tucks a triangular, poor flanked spa and 64 keys into wadis, cliffs and caves, harmonizing the ancient surrounds with an elemental palette of concrete, plaster, limestone and bronze, earning the project an Interior Design Best of Year Award for country getaway. Photography : Ema Peter -- 24 FITNESS -- 26 BEAUTY / SPA -- 28 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT -- 29 SOCIAL IMPACT -- 30 BUDGET -- 32 EXHIBITION / INSTALLATION -- 34 MUSEUM / ART GALLERY -- 36 LIBRARY -- 38 GOVERNMENT / INSTITUTIONAL -- 40 TRANSPORTATION -- 42 EARLY EDUCATION -- 43 KIDS ZONE -- 44 SMALL HIGHER EDUCATION -- 46 LARGE HIGHER EDUCATION + SHINING MOMENT -- 48 OUTDOOR SPACE -- 50 SMALL HEALTHCARE -- 51 LARGE HEALTHCARE -- 52 HEALTH + WELLNESS -- 54 ASSISTED LIVING -- 56 ENTERTAINMENT -- 58 COFFEE / TEA -- 59 CASUAL DINING -- 60 FINE DINING -- 62 HOTEL DINING -- 64 BAR / SOCIAL CLUB -- best of year: 66 COUNTRY GETAWAY -- 68 CHAIN HOTEL -- 70 BOUTIQUE HOTEL -- 72 HOTEL TRANSFORMATION -- 74 RESORT -- 76 SMALL COMMERCIAL LOBBY + AMENITY SPACE -- 78 MEDIUM COMMERCIAL LOBBY + AMENITY SPACE -- 80 LARGE COMMERCIAL LOBBY + AMENITY SPACE -- 82 COMMERCIAL CAFÉ / CAFETERIA -- 84 SMALL CORPORATE OFFICE -- 86 MEDIUM CORPORATE OFFICE -- 88 LARGE CORPORATE OFFICE -- 90 EXTRA – LARGE CORPORATE OFFICE -- 92 COWORKING -- 94 FIRM ' S OWN OFFICE -- 96 SMALL TECH OFFICE -- 98 MEDIUM TECH OFFICE -- 100 LARGE TECH OFFICE -- 102 OFFICE TRANSFORMATION -- 104 DOMESTIC RESIDENTIAL LOBBY + AMENITY SPACE -- 106 INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL LOBBY + AMENITY SPACE -- 108 SMALL COUNTRY HOUSE -- 109 MEDIUM COUNTRY HOUSE -- 110 LARGE COUNTRY HOUSE -- 112 BEACH HOUSE -- 114 RESIDENTIAL OUTDOOR SPACE -- 116 ADU -- 118 APARTMENT -- | ||
| 501 | _aMarch 2026 : giants of design -- Contents: On the cover : For the India headquarters of Diageo, the Bristish multinational producer of such alcohol brands as Guinness, Smirnoff, and Johnnie Walker, M Mosser Associates number 16 among Interior Design’s 100 Giants, which this issue is devoted to referenced the materiality of distillation stills and liquor aging barrels for the sweeping copper and oak helical staircase connecting the 83,000 square foot workplace’s three floors Photography : Shubham Sharma / courtesy of M Moser Associates -- Features : 140 Tenant Appeal by Dan Howarth Rottet Studio and Ziegler Cooper Architects equip Rone Residences, a Houston rental building, with refinements more often seen in higher budget properties -- 150 Tropical Paradise by Elizabeth Fazzare Lush vibes usher in a new era for Pier Sixty Six a 1960’s resort in Fort Lauderlade, Florida, its interiors vibrantly reimagined by Jeffrey Beers International -- 160 Driving Thru by Peter Webster IA Interior Architects delivers a sense of forward dynamism with Speedee Labs, a new R&D facility within McDonald’s Chicago headquarters -- 168 Breathing New Life by Rebecca Dalzell At Kilroy Oyster Point, a 50 acre site redeveloped into a biotech hub in South San Francisco, California, Rapt Studio infuses amenity spaces with coastal nods, energetic art, and a sense of community -- 176 Ready For Takeoff by Rebecca Dalzell Travelers are treated to serenity and style, local and global influences, plus a womb like immersion room in the Delta Sky Club by HOK at Salt Lake City International Airport -- 184 Welcome In by Annie Block From the U.S. to China, workplace to hospitality, projects by top and rising firms embrace storytelling and sustainability, creating spaces people want to be in -- Special giants section : Essays, rankings, charts, trends, products, and projects about, for , and by the industry’s top domestic and international firms -- 29 100 Giants -- 101 Rising Giants -- Departments : 23 Headliners -- 202 Contacts -- 207 Intervention by Lauren Gallow -- | ||
| 501 | _aApril 2026 : reflecting on fashion -- Contents : On the Cover Last fall at Berlin’s Hamburger Bahnhof museum, Czech artist Klára Hosnedlová’s embrace, commissioned by Chanel, suspended 30 foot high, flax and hemp tapestries above a reflective basin and concrete slabs, recalling Eastern Europe’s Communist era friezes. Photography : courtesy of Klára Hosnedlová and Chanel -- Features : 118 Jewel Box by Stephen Wallis ZA luminous glass storefront precedes a sea of curves, sumptuous hues, and tropical influences at Cartier’s revamped Miami flagship by Laura Gonzalez and Diller Scofidio + Renfro -- 128 Clean Lines by Dan Howarth For Progen Group, China’s premier manufacturer of business attire, Greater Dog Architects has fashioned a Ningbo gallery and showroom that’s precise, formal, and forward thinking -- 138 Merchants of Swoon by Peter Webster Retail spaces spanning the globe offer memorable shopping experiences ranging from the surreal to the sybaritic -- 162 Haute Cuisine by Edie Cohen In the French Alps, Kelly Wearstler Studio serves up warmth and glamour at Beefbar, the luxury steakhouse inside L’Apogée Courchevel palace hotel -- 172 Wonder Wall by Lisa Di Venuta Textural tapestries, pixelated pastels, androgynous tailoring, and star studded collaborations have been appearing on and off the runways of late -- Walk Through : 53 Orange Theory by Rebecca Dalzell -- 59 By The Dunes by Elizabeth Fazzare -- 65 Peak Form by Joann Plockova -- 71 Metropolitan Life by Peter Webster From Madrid to New York, four apartments reveal the pleasures and possibilities of city living today -- Departments : 23 Headliners -- 29 Designwire by Annie Block and Lisa Di Venuta -- 36 Pinups edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Jen Renzi -- 42 Books edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 44 Shoptalk edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 47 Creative Voices Material Shift by Ian Phillips Young Brazilian talent Lucas Recchia is drawing on his country’s rich natural resources in fresh and unexpected ways -- 91 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter and Stephen Treffinger -- 113 Centerfold Fresh Air by Stephen Treffinger For Zucca’s Osaka boutique by Moment, an installation of inflated steel captures the essence of the Japanese edgy yet tailored clothing brand -- 118 Contacts -- 191 Intervention by Nicholas Tamarin -- | ||
| 501 | _aMay 2026 : the ones to watch -- On the Cover A former dive bar in Toronto has been reconceived by Denizens of Design and DS Studio as the Willow Play Café, a 2,100 square foot hybrid community hub that blends the rituals of a neighborhood coffee shop with an imaginative realm for children Photography Scott Norsworthy -- Features: 108 RAM UP by Dan Howarth Athletes, spectators and pet lovers can shop, shred, dine and walk the dog at Avenue & Son Skatepark North Coast, a multipurpose facility in Qinhuangdao, China by Various Associates -- 116 Motor Skills by Jane Margolies For Vik Cars Museum in Lviv, Ukraine, Koshulynskyy & Mayer not only delivered a sleek environment to showcase dozens of vintage vehicles but also did so with utmost speed -- 124 Outside The Box by Lisa Di Venuta and Helene Oberman Permanent or temporary, urban infrastructure or heritage park, the creativity and ingenuity in these global projects and installations can’t be contained -- 142 Show & Tell by Peter Webster Construction giant Clayco turned to its architectural division, LJC Design & Engineering to transform a Berkeley, Missouri, building into headquarters that give physical form to its philosophy -- 150 Soaring Concepts by Rebecca Dalzell In Ukraine, +Kouple constructs a hangar for Aerotim, a stunt plane collective, that, with its use of affordable, readily available materials, is innovative and inspiring and grounding -- 158 Child’s Play by Peter Webster From China to Ecuador, kid focused spaces around the globe are infused with and infectious sense of fun and games -- Special Hotshots Section: 45 Ones to Watch by Rebecca Dalzell, Lisa Di Venuta, Elizabeth Fazzare, Georgina McWhirter, Jen Renzi and Elizabeth Stamp -- From Canada to India and points in between, we scoured the globe for commercial projects by promising designers we just couldn’t keep our eyes off -- Special 30/30 section: 89 Next Level by Annie Block, Helene Oberman, and Nicole Vega Get to know the young winners of Interior Design’s annual Next Awards -- Departments: 19 Headliners -- 23 Designwire by Annie Block -- 30 Pinups edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Georgina McWhirter -- 34 Books edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 36 Shoptalk edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 39 Creative Voices Eye Opener by Laura Fisher Kaiser At the MIT Media Lab, Behnaz Farahi explores yhe intersection od design, art, materials, and technology to create environments that surprise and invite reflection -- 75 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Lila Allen, Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter and Stephen Treffinger -- 103 Centerfold Nesting Instinct by Stephen Treffinger Felipe Caboclo Arquitecture crafts an intimate, elemental space for prayer and contemplation on a family estate in the Sao Paolo countryside -- 170 Contacts -- 175 Intervention by Natalia Torija -- | ||
| 501 | _aSpring 2026 : Spring Market Unwrapped -- On the Cover Designed by Ferriani Sbolgi for Portuguese brand Dooq, the Plie console, side table, and center table are crafted entirely of stainless steel, available in satin or polished finish -- Features: 64 The Imagination Game edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Georgina McWhirter Page through our gallery of collectible objects by artists and designers from Portugal to Peru to Portland, Oregon -- Right: Lacquered egdes lend zing to Cloudy Impromptu coffee tables, conceived by Czech Republic designer Jiri Krejcirik for Dutch manufacturer Kluskens -- Contents: 15 Seating -- 33 Fabric & Wallcovering -- 79 Furniture -- 109 Flooring -- 135 Lighting -- 151 Kitchen & Bath -- 167 Architectural Products -- 191 Outdoor -- 214 Editorial Index -- Left: The visual language of Fellini films inspired Curtain Call, a Climate Label certified hand painted wallpaper designed by Avery Thatcher for her brand, Thatcher -- | ||
| 501 | _aJune 2026 : Out of this world commercial -- On the Cover In Shanghai, 820 feet off the ground, the CXCC Summit 58 cultural center by Wutopia Lab culminates in a rooftop open air platform anchored by a mirrored disk that is etched with the 24 traditional Chinese solar terms and functions as a photovoltaic sundial Photography : CretAR Images -- Features : 116 Legal Brief by Laura Fisher Kaiser LSM draws on its longstanding client and developer relationships to fast track law firm Covington & Burling’s New York workplace at 30 Hudson Yards -- 126 Under The Stars by Peter Webster Sicily’s super clear, observatory friendly skies define the new Instituto comprensivo Luigi Pirandello in Isnello, Italy, by AM3 studio -- 134 Good Chemistry by Wanda Lau Site specific installations enliven lobbies and lounges at 74M, a ground up life sciences building outside Boston by Elkus Manfredi Architects -- 142 Magic Kingdom by Diana Budds Castles, sci-fi, and a centuries old banyan tree are among the inspirations at the Fuzhou, China, office tower by Woods Bagot for mobile gaming company IGG -- 152 One Stop Shop by Rebecca Dalzell A massive retail center by Saguez & Partners anchors WaltherPark, a 54 acre hospitality, residential, and commercial compound in Bolzano, Italy by David Chipperfield Architects -- 162 Civic Virtues by Peter Webster From a train station in Australia to an auto showroom in Spain, these seven international projects are exemplars of service to the city -- Walk through : 55 Top Seed by Natalia Torija -- 61 Above and Below by Dan Howarth -- 69 Color Instinct by Annie Block As witnessed in companies around the globe fashion to finance, Indian to Japan designers know that gone are the days of the blah workplace -- Departments : 25 Headliners -- 31 Designwire by Annie Block -- 36 Pinups edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Georgina McWhirter -- 40 Books edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 42 Shoptalk edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 47 Creative Voices Chromatic Function by Dan Howarth For Swedish designer Tekla Evelina Severin, known as Teklan, color has architectural heft -- 85 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Georgina McWhirter, Jen Renzi, Rebecca Thienes, and Stephen Treffinger -- 85 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Georgina McWhirter, Jen Renzi, Rebecca Thienes , and Stephen Treffinger -- 111 Centerfold Desert Flora by Stephen Treffinger Although colossal, AR-K-C’s pleated orbs for the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival echoed cacti native to the Southern California landscape -- 178 Contacts -- 183 Intervention by Lauren Gallow -- | ||
| 501 | _aJuly / August 2026 : carry the torch -- Contents: On The Cover Marking the transition from public to private space at the entrance to Golden Island, a residential complex amid a manmade lake in Shangqiu, China, is an aluminum panel clad passageway by Wutopia Lab that, with its 31 foot tall spoutlike canopy, was derived from maritime myths, specifically the otherworldliness of whales Photography Guowei Liu -- Features : 116 Looking To History by Raul Barreneche For a beach house on the East End of Long Island, New York, Bates Masi Architects channeled the spirit of mid century Montauk the living spaces, by Beverly Bartfield Interior Design, also the client, similarly retro yet also modern, airy, and relaxed -- 124 Steeling Beauty by Dan Howarth AIM Architecture infuses Chinese cosmetic giant Harmay’s Beijing flagship with an uncompromisingly industrial yet meticulously detailed gunmetal aesthetic -- 132 Rooted In Place by Rebecca Dalzell For a spaceus home in Navsari serving multiple generations, architecture studio Design ni Dukaan employed native materials and dozens of Indian artisans -- 142 Team Work by Elizabeth Fazzare TPG Architecture’s design and branding studios huddled up to ace all the goals for Major League Soccer’s spirited headquarters in New York -- 150 Geometry Class by Raul Barreneche Tomás Villalón Arquitectos deploys classic forms circle, cube, cylinder, and pyramid to shape a modern oceanside house in Papudo, Chile -- 158 On The Move by Peter Webster Planes, trains, and automobiles six recent North American projects show the continent’s love affair with mobility isn’t slowing down -- Walk through : 35 Southern Exposure by Alex Bozikovic -- Special giants of design section : 43 A Vertical View Part two of our annual, industry wide survey reveals where the top firms rank in the hospitality, healthcare, and sustainability sectors -- Departments : 19 Headliners -- 23 Designwire by Annie Block -- 28 Pinups edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Georgina McWhirter -- 32 Books edited by Georgina McWhirter -- 87 Market edited by Rebecca Thienes text by Lisa Di Venuta, Georgina McWhirter, Rebecca Thienes, and Stephen Treffinger -- 111 Centerfold Whale Tale by Stephen Treffinger A giant, captivating abstraction of a marine mammal by Wutopia Lab is part of the narrative of a residential development in central China -- 172 Contacts -- 183 Intervention by Lauren Gallow -- | ||
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