Designed by the clever boys at CUT architectures, Paris New York is the latest establishment in Paris’s flourishing hamburger restaurant scene. The interior aesthetic is a careful blend of NYC’s and Paris’s combined cultures, spirits and personalities, deliberately avoiding clichés…

P & T concept store is a brand new retail space in Berlin dedicated to those mad about the aromatic leaves and stationery. In case you failed to pick up on it, am absolutely positively head over heals in Extreme Love with this stunning interior. The minimalist aesthetic creates an atmosphere reminiscent of a museum rather than a typical retail store, and the overall feel is pristine, warm and inviting. It’s super cool, yet it remains inclusive…

01 | ‘Le Sergent Recruteur’ Restaurant by Jaime Hayon | Paris, France. 02 | Sweet Alchemy by Kois Associated Architects | Athens, Greece. 03 | Konstam Restaurant by Heatherwick Studios | London. 04 | As Aperitivo by Nika Zupanc | Ljubljana, Slovenia. 05 | El Montero Restaurant by Anagrama | Saltillo Coahuila, Mexico. 06 | Deliciously Curvalicious. 07 | French Folds. 08 | Verner Panton Interiors | Restaurant Varna & Spiegel Verlagshaus…

After visiting the Aesop fitout in Paris, fashion designer Damir Doma took a bet that March Studio could do no wrong. Well, well, didn’t the Melbourne practice prove Doma so right with this ragingly fabulous fit-out for his Paris flagship store? In order to reflect Doma’s design ethos, March Studio were asked to design a space that was both raw and sophisticated with a focus on layering and materiality…

Few things in life excite me more than seeing architects and designers thinking about places they design – taking their time to distill the essence of their client, the context, the purpose of the space etc, before setting out to package all of their thinking into a beautiful, elegant and cohesive interior. I truly believe these types of spaces have the ability to move people, or at least make them feel something, even if those people may not be massive design tragics such as myself. These interiors simply feel right, make sense, and people want to spend time in them. In other words – they are the shit! Enter RED Pif…