Pascal Grasso Architectures have inserted extruding and recessed volumes along the walls of corridors to create a showroom in Paris, France, for fashion sourcing company Stella K. More about Stella K Showroom by Pascal Grasso Architectures
Threefold Architects of London have converted a set of Grade II-listed warehouses into a family home just outside Bath, England. More about Apprentice Store by Threefold Architects
Japanese studio Epitaph have remodelled the interior of this bungalow in Iwate, Japan, by removing internal walls and exposing the roof truss structure. More about Mint by Epitaph
Tokyo 2010: the LLOVE exhbition currently on show in Tokyo comprises a hotel with rooms created by Dutch and Japanese designers, including this one by Pieke Bergmans filled with an enormous undulating mattress. More about LLOVE Exhibition
Stuttgart photographer Zooey Braun has sent us his images of this hotel in Ramsen, Germany, by Naumann Architektur, with tree trunks in guests' rooms. More about Hotel Forsthaus by Naumann Architektur
This faceted red volume in a Shanghai office, designed by 3Gatti Architecture Studio of Rome and Shanghai, houses two meeting rooms and a cafe. More about A Red Object by 3Gatti Architecture Studio
Hong Kong studio Davidclovers have covered the interior of this house in aluminium strips to create patterns of light and shadow that change throughout the day. More about House DE by Davidclovers
This staircase curls between two floors of an apartment designed by Hong Kong studio Davidclovers. More about Barker Residence by Davidclovers
Designers Gijs Van Vaerenbergh have suspended a network of chains to create an upside-down dome inside this church in Leuven, Belgium. More about The Upside Dome by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh
A diagonal wall clad in copper plates partially hides the interior of this boutique in Tenjin Fukuoka, Japan, by Japanese architect Toru Shimokawa of STAD. More about Trent Vioro by STAD
White lighting tracks with red edging swoop across the ceiling in this Shanghai supermarket by Head Architecture of China. More about Lotus Fresh by Head Architecture
This espresso bar to be located near Grand Central Station in New York was designed by New York studio Nemaworkshop to resemble a library turned on its side. More about D’espresso by Nemaworkshop
Japanese designer Yuko Shibata created separate living and working areas in this Tokyo apartment by installing two mobile walls. More about Switch by Yuko Shibata
Dutch firm Most Architecture have created this temporary office from wooden pallets for an Amsterdam advertising company. More about Brandbase Pallets by Most Architecture
Customers sit at large wooden frames in this hair salon by Japanese studio Three.Ball.Cascade in Chiba, Japan. More about Kashiwa Hairdresser by Three.Ball.Cascade
Barcelona studio Dear Design have completed this shop in Valencia with shoes displayed on a metal lattice for Spanish outfitters Munich. More about Munich Fractal Arena by Dear Design for Munich
London architects Sybarite have completed this shop interior for fashion house Alberta Ferretti in Milan. More about Alberta Ferretti via Montenapoleone by Sybarite
London studio FAT have completed the womenswear department of London department store Selfridges using angular structures and painted floor patterns in clashing colours. More about Selfridges 3rd Central by FAT
Japanese architects Geneto used screens decorated with grooves to divide this Tokyo apartment. More about AZB by Geneto
A room where teenagers can hang out designed by Mathieu Lehanneur has opened at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. More about Studio 13/16 by Mathieu Lehanneur at the Centre Pompidou