A Boomerang-Shaped Home Cantilevers over the Wyoming Landscape
Perched above 41 acres of rugged Wyoming terrain, a cantilevered, boomerang-shaped residence folds into the mountainside.
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Robotic 3D Printed Regolith Shells Compose Aenara’s Future Mars Habitat at Powerhouse Parramatta
Commissioned for task eternal, off-world habitat wall section reveals the structural layers and integrated systems needed to support human life beyond earth.
The Up Studio Designs a Hamptons Home for Living Well and Aging in Place
On a wooded, irregularly shaped lot in the Hamptons, Victory Lap Residence is a 7,000-square-foot home designed by The Up Studio, which also oversaw the interior architecture.
Softville Brings Art, Design, and Dessert to Nyc’s Lower East Side
At Softville, Studio Jeremyville and Gelato Messina pair inventive sundaes with playful sculptures, rotating exhibitions, and a beautifully restored storefront.
Napa Valley Meets Paris in This Charlotte Bistro by Fictionworks
A once-ordinary restaurant begins a new chapter in Charlotte, North Carolina, one of the Southeast’s fastest-growing cities.
Ste Marie Imbues Monos Vancouver Office with "Residential Quality"
Ste Marie has designed the Vancouver headquarters of luggage brand Monos to emphasise simplicity and shift mood throughout the day.
Softwall by Molo Translates Nature-Inspired Blues into a Flexible, Light-Responsive Paper Partition.
Molo's sloped softwall in glacier and deep blue paper explores the elemental connection between sea and sky, crafted sustainably with gmund.
The Interior of This Brick Home in Belgium Takes an Unexpected Turn
Its floor plan is set at a 45-degree angle, creating dynamic living spaces that don’t snap to grid.
£32 Gets You Aboard This Floating Wood-Fired Sauna in London
Soak bills itself as an off-grid wellness space with a steam room, cold plunges, showers, and a café and bar area.
A 5-Year-Old Kitchen Finds a New Home on Copenhagen’s Paper Island
The kitchen in Josephine Yaa Akuamoa’s new home on Copenhagen’s Paper Island spent its first five years in a workspace.
Spacon Fills Edition Denmark in Seoul with Vintage Danish Furniture and Found Objects
Copenhagen studio Spacon brought touches of its home country to Seoul with a showroom and cafe for the Edition Denmark brand that evokes the "layered feeling of a home".
Designboom Shop Drop: Back to the Desk with Creative Workspace Essentials
The designboom shop drop curates several functional, characterful objects crafted for the modern work desk.
A London Workspace Built Around the Warmth of the ‘Hearth’ – Not Just for the Reasons You’d.
Elsley House by SODA nods to modern needs and desires, while echoing its historic location’s identity.
Church Edit’s LA Headquarters Rethinks the Editing Studio
Church Edit‘s new headquarters sits directly on the Los Angeles River in Frogtown, with access to the river bike path from the property.
The Dining Room Is Also a Bedroom—and an Office—at This Renovated Athens Flat
A pocket door, fold-down bed, and pop-out desk built into one wall make it the most versatile space in the apartment.
In Slovenia, Two 1950s Terrace Homes Trade Tiny Rooms for Light-Filled Vertical Layouts
Small, stacked spaces are now more open to one another with a reworked central staircase and a series of skylights.
Across Two Exhibitions, Jaume Plensa’s Monumental Sculptures Unite Scale and Material
'Beyond Silence' marks Jaume Plensa's tenth solo exhibition with GRAY, coinciding with 'Remote, Serene, Ethereal' opening next week.
Igarchitects Builds Tokyo House from Field of Structural Timber Walls
The strong architectural framework leaves spaces open to different uses House of Wall Forest combines a strong timber framework with adaptable spaces.
Multi-Generational House in Bengaluru Designed to Be "Conducive to Reading"
Cosy nooks and a study are among the spaces designed for reading at House of Shadows, an Indian home by Cadence Architects.
A Medellín Apartment Crafted Inside an Underground Void Defies All Expectation
Explore this Medellín apartment by architecture studio OA+, a design which reimagines a space below ground into a tailor-made contemporary home full of drama.
What We Learned: Modes of Habitation
The spaces we inhabit reveal themselves as active participants in everyday life, shaping how we move, work, rest, and meet others.
A Family House in Dallas Offers a Combination of Sanctuary and Expansive Living Spaces
The street facade, showing the staircase prominently placed by a corner window The entrance lobby with the Great Room leading off to the right.
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Lang Architecture’s latest project, an apartment in New York City’s East Village, began as two separate units inside a 1930s Art Deco building.
Sana Skin Studio Finds Calm in the Heart of Wynwood
Sculptural forms and warm neutrals stand out in Miami’s colorful arts district.
‘Inploration’ Highlights Dozens of Artists Who Explore Space to Understand Earth
Nearly 100 artists, scientists, astronauts, futurists, and others explore how the cosmos teach us about ourselves.
IKEA Builds Tiny Houses to Prove a Point: Compact Spaces Can Hold Identity
IKEA installs tiny houses across global cities, revealing how simple layout adjustments accommodate character lived-in within homes.
Denizens of a Crowded City Populate Erin Milez’s Dense Paintings
For Erin Milez, the hustle and bustle, but moreover the cramped spaces and tightness, characterize her crowded paintings.
Designboom’s Guide to Paris Design Week 2026: Highlights in and Out of Maison&Objet
From historic monuments to independent galleries and temporary spaces, discover the exhibitions, installations, and design events shaping paris design week 2026.
DLR Group on Translating Urban Density into Intimate Neighborhoods in the Middle East
DLR Group shows how integrated design translates middle eastern megaprojects into human-scaled, walkable, and sensory-rich communities.
8 Chairs Rethinking a Familiar Form
A chair may be one of the most familiar forms in furniture design, but there are still plenty of ways to rethink it.
Anne-Laure Lemaitre Wants Art to Take Up More Space
For the latest ‘State of Art,’ the NY-based curator reflects on art beyond the white cube, the work that reignited her love for it and why 2026 feels wide open.
How a London Apartment Became a Bespoke Space for ‘Hosting, Gathering and Collaboration’
Piercy&Co’s London Apartment 21 is an interiors showcase with a difference.
Made: Bush Terminal by NYCEDC Empowers Creative Ecosystem on Brooklyn Waterfront
MADE: bush terminal by NYCEDC turns brooklyn’s waterfront into a hub for creative innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth.
On Vintage Boards, Lou Benesch Conjures the Fantastic World of the Magician
At Hashimoto Contemporary, Lou Benesch translates the Magician's inclination for action and mysticism into dreamy works on found objects.
Won Ji Lim Translates the Human Body into Glass, Cement and Soft Sculptural Forms
Won ji lim abstracts the human body through glass, and everyday materials, exploring symmetry, and the space between inside and outside.
A Moscow Apartment Reinterprets the Architecture of a Korean Hanok
Direct midday sun falls on one side of this 1,800-square-foot apartment, and Inga Kordya designed the living room around it.
Artwork Has Long Had a Home at This Former Farmhouse in Ireland. Now It Has Its Own Wing
A lofty, light-filled extension creates a dedicated studio and gallery space on the country property.
What We Learned: PLAY
Play looks back at how pleasure, permission, uncertainty and participation can turn play into a serious tool for rethinking design.
‘Play Is Itself a Function’: Luca Boscardin on Designing Toys, Cities, and Spaces
The designer reflects on playful design, open-ended objects, and why curiosity should shape cities, schools, and everyday life.
Studio KRAFT Reclaims Limited Schoolyard Space with Vertical Play Garden in Budapest
The elevated outdoor classroom extends learning beyond the school building the outdoor classroom is enclosed with timber framing and mesh panels.
