Architect and designer Bryan Young shares the artwork, music, and places that continue to inspire him.
D’Ora Tokai Designs transformed a once-heavy Spanish-style villa into a serene family home where sculptural arches, layered whites, and bespoke furnishings create a sense of everyday restoration
Inside Hotel Perle, Charles & Julia reimagines a historic car dealership with vintage furnishings, rich materials, and quiet references to the city
Natural materials, subtle textures, and durable finishes prove minimalist interiors can be both elegant and eminently livable
The expanded NKYINKYIM A CASA collection pairs USM’s modular Haller System with Portuguese textiles and West African symbolism
The Flos collaboration transforms an oversized Tyvek® diffuser into a customizable wall lamp
Custom furniture, bold color, and clever spatial planning transform this compact São Paulo apartment into a flexible home that feels far larger than its 538 square feet.
Thoughtful millwork, natural stone, and custom furnishings unify two pre-war Manhattan apartments into a warm, contemporary home for a young family.
Created with Melbourne-based SMAC Studio, the new architectural hardware collection pairs brushed brass and polished nickel to encourage a more layered approach to interiors.
The CEO of ALL3D.AI is betting on the steady evolution of AI to help designers and clients create the spaces of their dreams.
A Marylebone pied-à-terre makes room for art, enhanced light, and a barely-there kitchen that almost never was.
Garret Cord Werner Architects, HB Design, and Donohoe Living Landscapes transform two neighboring lots into a seamless composition.
Natural materials, winding garden paths, and wellness-focused spaces preserve the spirit of a beloved Japanese-inspired home.
Inspired by Mulholland Drive, the Madrid boutique transforms shopping for occasionwear into a cinematic experience
At Genova Design Week 2026, a six-meter shipping container turns into an immersive installation exploring craftsmanship, materiality, and compact living.