Interiors
“Fake fruit is just as absurd as fake meat” says commenter
Renesa uses contrasting terracotta and terrazzo materials to create all-day cafe in New Delhi
Emil Eve Architects retrofits own office in brutalist building in Hackney
Hitzig Militello sets restaurant within historic Buenos Aires home
BAAO extends Carroll Gardens Townhouse around a magnolia tree
Ten playful pink kitchens that use colour in unexpected ways
Formafatal uses glass and light to denote treatment zones in Prague spa
Plantea Estudio pairs rough textures and earthy tones in Madrid restaurant Hermosilla
Ten residential interiors framed by statement windows
Martin Hopp adds space-saving “micro elements” to his Manhattan apartment
Yuko Nagayama & Associates creates trapezoidal glasses shop and community hub
Child Studio transforms 19th-century London townhouse into Cubitts eyewear store
Frederick Tang Architecture turns Brooklyn building into restaurant celebrating owners’ Lebanese roots
Weathered rocks inform interior of Orijins coffee shop by VSHD Design
Ten tranquil bathrooms with timber-clad interiors
Styles and eras mingle inside “unfinished” diplomat’s home in Rome by 02A
Diseño Norteño completes concrete apartments with lattices in Tijuana
OMA designs Tiffany & Co pop-up in Paris to take visitors on a “journey across time”
Leckie Studio imitates stalactite formations inside Vancouver’s AER Skinlab
Holky Rády Architekturu creates “fun” but compact ice cream shop in Brno
Tutu lights populate Montreal’s Cafe Constance by Atelier Zébulon Perron
Ten homes that make decorative use of board-formed concrete
Rockwell Group blends Japanese and Spanish design in Nobu Hotel Barcelona
