Interiors
Graux & Baeyens uses curved walls to convert a factory loft into a family home
Baukuh’s House of Memory features a decorative facade and a monumental yellow staircase
Concrete adds retractable stairs and gymnast’s hoops to Amsterdam hotel suite
Naturehumaine includes gym hoops and apparatus inside a home for two athletes
Christian Müller converts an Alpine chalet into a pair of family apartments
Takehiko Nez divides up a hair salon with mirrors, translucent screens and plants
Brooklyn exhibition pairs work of Piero Lissoni and local designers
Pale wooden unit frames rooms and creates a new floor inside a Berlin micro-apartment
Antonino Cardillo combines scent and texture for Illuminum Fragrance shop interior
Norm Architects puts a Danish spin on an Italian restaurant interior
Little Catch fishmonger in Shanghai is lined with a metal-frame “net”
Mirrors hang from cables in Japanese hair salon by Sides Core
Curved walls confuse perception of space inside yoga studio by Clouds Architecture Office
Ralph Pucci’s fashion mannequins “mirror how we want to see ourselves”
Dior Homme occupies extended Haussmann building by Antonio Virga Architecte
Joanna Laajisto references 1940s kiosks for Michel restaurant in Helsinki
Carl Hansen & Søn opens showroom in London’s Clerkenwell
“Hard shiny surfaces are for the bad guys” says Ex Machina production designer
Suppose Design Office’s Tokyo studio mixes concrete, steel and reclaimed wood
FREAKS freearchitects masks ornate decor inside the Palais du Louvre for design exhibition
Hiroki Tominaga Atelier uses deconstructed pallets to dress a Tokyo office in planks of timber
Torafu Architects uses concrete, wood and gravel to define spaces inside AKQA’s Tokyo offices
Sasaki Architecture converts Japanese disco into offices with floating walls
