Venroy Armadale by Sarah I’Anson.Sarah I’Anson transports us to the coast of Spain for Australian leisurewear label, Venroy’s first Melbourne store. The elevated visual landscape plays with natural materials, evoking a sense of nostalgia for times spent on holidays in...
Spatial Design for Death, Grief & Nourishment: Post Service by Tableau in Copenhagen.Tableau has debuted a new spatial design for Post Service during Copenhagen’s 3 Days of Design. A year in the making the apartment will be used as a therapeutic clinic that addresses grief and death head-on. Integrating art and design...
Sonica “First Landings” Workspace of the Future by Kingston Lafferty Design.Is it just us or have we just walked into a world interlocked by elements of Ex-Machina and Passengers? Sonica’s First Landings by Kingston Lafferty Design features an ensemble of playful spheres, circles and rectangles organised to give...
Chaplygina Apartment in Moscow by Blockstudio.Blockstudio has dutifully restored a Moscow apartment to its original late 19th Century spirit. Russian antique pieces and original fixtures are balanced with contemporary light fixtures and modern art, as the energy of the 1880’s...
Eclecticism Meets Vintage: Katowice Apartment by Mistovia Studio.Designed by Mistovia, the interior of this 70s apartment in Katowice, Poland, surprises with its vivid colours, textures, and creative exploration of vintage furniture. Second-hand and existing elements highlight the integrity of the...
Midi Cafe in Melbourne by Sans-Arc.Sans-Arc has implemented a less is more approach to cafe Midi in Melbourne. As graphic and sculptural elements sit against the backdrop of a brutalist concrete building the designers integrated a series of subtle interventions that...
Armadale Residence by Mim Design and Conrad Architects.Ceremoniously grand in geometry and styling, Armadale Residence is a capsule model for luxurious living. Quality materials paired with unwavering linear forms shape its space by creating a series of portal effects — demonstrating the...
Design Déjà Vu: Fugazzi Adelaide by Studio Gram.Texturally lavish, Fugazzi in Adelaide is an Italo-New York-inspired bar and dining room that blurs the lines between today and yesterday. Velvet, leather, marble, inlaid geometric scraps and custom joinery shelves are layered to create a...
Forest Restaurant at the Museum of Modern Art Paris by Uchronia.Multidisciplinary collective Uchronia has designed a new restaurant within the Museum of Modern Art in Paris. Conceived as a refuge in the heart of the city, the interior takes on the air of a brutalist lair combining concrete textures,...