
Apartment of Skewed Relations / Fala
Completed in 2026 in Porto, Portugal.

Completed in 2026 in Porto, Portugal.

No screws, no hardware – no problem.

A structure resembling the client’s childhood home holds a living area and bedroom, recreating the idea of an engawa around it.

The great-great-grandson of Antoni Cuyàs modified the living area with a stainless-steel built-in that wraps the perimeter, forming a sofa, desk, cabinets, and shelving.

Archiwave Architects center their transformation of an office space into a home around a sculptural, space-delineating bookcase.

A carefully placed band of windows on the second floor maintains privacy and brings in light, which filters downstairs through gapped two-by-four flooring.

Completed in 2025 in Chennai, India.

There’s no Wi-Fi at this 215-square-foot getaway in Ireland, but it does come with a cassette player, camera, and paper map.

Explore mold as a living process in architecture, highlighting how it reflects building environments and evolving conditions.

FM Interiors Design Bureau balances soft Parisian references, Italian warmth + contemporary Kazakh art in a home designed to feel personal.

Completed in 2024 in Healesville, Australia.

The Birdie Home Collection now includes the Birdie Pro, Birdie Flame light and Birdie Podium air purifier, joining the signature yellow Birdie to help feather the perfect nest

Completed in 2025 in Shanghai, China.

Completed in 2026 in Shenzhen, China.

Celebrating the beauty of dappled light, Heath Ceramics was inspired by the work of Bienvenue Studios for their Summer 2026 Collection.

Nula Studio used a floor mosaic made with pieces by the famed Catalonia manufacturer to layer in colors, finishes, and fixtures.

An architect and her husband practiced patience and shared the sweat equity to create the home they really wanted in Mount Washington.

The Pilates studio evokes a sense of ritual — through soft lighting, a warm material palette and sculpted surfaces.

The FIELD Collection explores the expanse of materiality within lighting, where a multitude of shades transform under the same conditions.

The batten louvers temper heat for a new dual-gable extension that expands the residence.

Experience the transformative light of Sagrada Família, where Gaudí’s vision merges architecture and spirituality in vibrant color.

Designed by MMaison Interiors, il Bracco brings Italian flair to Arizona, with diverse materials from cork to travertine.

OUKA positions craft as an active part of domestic life and hospitality custom furniture supports multiple ways of sitting and gathering architecture, accommodation, and craftsmanship...

Completed in 2024 in Nan Jing Shi, China.

Charcoal chrome meets day-glo finishes in this ceramic and wood lighting collection, crafted by the Milwaukee-based team at Misewell.

It’s part of a satin-finished “box” that encloses the kitchen and creates distinction between old and new.

An architect couple refashioned the space as their office and primary suite with wood finishes, insulation, and a big window that looks onto the garden.

The Amsterdam firm created new intimate interiors for a 1920s heritage-protected home, while expanding it with more communal spaces: a bar, a wellness zone and a wine room.

During NYCxDesign, local furniture brand Maiden Home debuted Eva, its second limited run craft-led commission collection.

Transparent partitions create sight lines to the living area and dining room, emphasizing a sense of connection.

Timber built-ins can be adjusted over time to reorganize the space as needs change.

Sisters Kimberly and Nancy Wu recalibrate their design language through entertaining objects and curated materials rooted in touch.

Completed in 2025 in Nanterre, France.

Green Lodge slots into a tricky Roehampton site with precision, using sunken courtyards and low-energy design to create a calm family home beneath the landscape

Local studios Kawabi and Christopher Merchant join forces on the Amica Collection, produced by showroom and gallery Assembly Line.

Completed in 2025 in San Vito dei Normanni, Italy.

East Hampton-based architect Xiao Lin shares some of her favorite objects, from her grandmother’s mala bracelet to a ceramic incense holder.

A raised volume forms an entry sequence that leads to more robust living spaces and a kids’ play area with shelving on tracks.

Completed in 2023 in Pocheon-si, South Korea.

The collaboration introduces pieces that feel considered, tactile, and spatially minded, even within a global retail framework.