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UNStudio’s Swooping Lines Extend from Seats to Theaters

By admin on Wednesday, December 26, 2012

United Network Studio, or UNStudio as the Dutch architecture firm is more commonly known, experiments with design on a variety of scales, from conceptualizing how to renovate and revitalize an entire city area to determining the best chairs for different purposes. In addition, the firm has domestic, commercial, institutional, and interior design built projects in …

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Korean Firm Samoo Enlivens World’s Streetscapes

By admin on Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Korean firm Samoo Architects and Engineers was ranked ninth in the world this year in BD World Architecture’s Top 100 architectural practices. Many of Samoo’s designs have a touch of what fifty years ago would have been deemed futuristic—and apparently that aesthetic of upwardly curving lines, twisting forms, and sleek surfaces did indeed represent the …

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Australia Firm Reinvigorates Popular Beach with Surfhouse

By admin on Friday, December 14, 2012

Australia-based architecture and design Crone Partners proudly engages in a range of projects, from master planning and urban design to commercial and residential architecture to interior and landscape design. An environmentally friendly commercial tower, 180 Brisbane, is set to begin construction in 2013. The firm aims for it to become a landmark of the Brisbane …

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Russian Architecture Firm Redefines Cutting-Edge

By admin on Thursday, December 13, 2012

Moscow-based architecture firm Asadov Architectural Studio isn’t afraid to think outside the box—truly. Many of their works have a character that can only be described as unique. The forms are just as alive as the people who use them, and the ideas are fresh and exciting. One of the firm’s most recent designs is a …

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South African Firm Designs Spaces with a Modern, Airy Luxury

By admin on Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Spacious, luxurious modernism seems to be the mantra of South African–based architecture firm SAOTA. Any one of their numerous award-winning internationally built projects can be said to embrace this feeling, but it is particularly evident in two residences built this year, in 2012. Glen 2961 in Cape Town, South Africa, and 6th 1448 Houghton ZM …

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Daniel Libeskind’s Newest Jagged Cubes

By admin on Monday, December 10, 2012

  Daniel Libeskind’s name is associated with major projects in major cities. His built work can be seen around the world, from Hong Kong to Las Vegas, from Denver Art Museum to Dresden’s Military History Museum, to Singapore’s new residential development, Reflections at Keppel Bay; he was also the winner of the World Trade Center …

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Elias Rizo Arquitectos Adds Comfort to Modernism

By admin on Friday, November 30, 2012

Mexican firm Elias Rizo Arquitectos designs a variety of building types, from mixed-use and commercial to vertical housing and institutional buildings. In many of their single-family residences, they have combined the sleek lines of modernism with warm tones and natural materials to add comfort to a style often described as harsh or unwelcoming. Casa Ro …

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Designer Jeffrey Lamb Experiments with Range of Spaces

By admin on Friday, November 30, 2012

Interior Designer Jeffrey Lamb offers a range of services for commercial and residential clients, but perhaps what is most exciting about his firm is its versatility. He can accomplish a cohesive, welcoming residential space with a handful of colors, or with an unlimited palette; in offices, he separates private and public spaces without harsh barriers. …

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  • Angela Reynolds @angelareynoldsdesigns doesn’t design rooms—she composes atmosphere. Her interiors balance sculptural form with quiet restraint, where deep blacks, warm neutrals, and tactile whites create a layered, almost cinematic calm. Each space feels curated, not decorated—art, architecture, and furniture in effortless dialogue.

There’s a confident minimalism to her work—clean, sensual, and timeless. She favors material honesty and bold silhouettes, allowing light, texture, and proportion to do the storytelling. The result is modern living that feels both editorial and deeply lived-in.
    Angela Reynolds @angelareynoldsdesigns doesn’t design rooms—she composes atmosphere. Her interiors balance sculptural form with quiet restraint, where deep blacks, warm neutrals, and tactile whites create a layered, almost cinematic calm. Each space feels curated, not decorated—art, architecture, and furniture in effortless dialogue. There’s a confident minimalism to her work—clean, sensual, and timeless. She favors material honesty and bold silhouettes, allowing light, texture, and proportion to do the storytelling. The result is modern living that feels both editorial and deeply lived-in.
  • Pheme doesn’t shout—it settles. A fluid, sculptural curve anchors the room with quiet confidence, balancing generous depth with disciplined form.

Wrapped in velvety taupe, it absorbs light and leans into tactility—soft, refined, and effortlessly expensive. This is quiet luxury distilled: understated, architectural, and deeply assured.
    Pheme doesn’t shout—it settles. A fluid, sculptural curve anchors the room with quiet confidence, balancing generous depth with disciplined form. Wrapped in velvety taupe, it absorbs light and leans into tactility—soft, refined, and effortlessly expensive. This is quiet luxury distilled: understated, architectural, and deeply assured.
  • Lalabella is sculptural calm—soft, rounded volumes wrapped in tactile bouclé, where light drifts across a low, fluid silhouette.

Designed for living, not posing, it offers deep, effortless comfort with a quiet, architectural presence.
    Lalabella is sculptural calm—soft, rounded volumes wrapped in tactile bouclé, where light drifts across a low, fluid silhouette. Designed for living, not posing, it offers deep, effortless comfort with a quiet, architectural presence.
  • @studiovandenakker and @ryanclawson  is curation meets sculpture—bold color, tightly edited, grounded by architectural furniture.

Quiet maximalism, disciplined. Soft forms, rich materials, gallery-level composition—livable, but razor
    @studiovandenakker and @ryanclawson is curation meets sculpture—bold color, tightly edited, grounded by architectural furniture. Quiet maximalism, disciplined. Soft forms, rich materials, gallery-level composition—livable, but razor
  • A sculptural, low-profile sectional balancing crisp architecture with relaxed comfort. Slim metal legs lift the leather-wrapped base, while plush, feather-soft cushions create an inviting, tailored softness. The adjustable headrest adds subtle ergonomic support without disrupting the clean horizontal lines.

Palette: creamy ivory upholstery grounded by rich cognac leather, layered with caramel and burnt orange accents. Warm, tonal, and effortlessly elevated—designed for lounging, conversation, and refined everyday living.
    A sculptural, low-profile sectional balancing crisp architecture with relaxed comfort. Slim metal legs lift the leather-wrapped base, while plush, feather-soft cushions create an inviting, tailored softness. The adjustable headrest adds subtle ergonomic support without disrupting the clean horizontal lines. Palette: creamy ivory upholstery grounded by rich cognac leather, layered with caramel and burnt orange accents. Warm, tonal, and effortlessly elevated—designed for lounging, conversation, and refined everyday living.
  • Soft. Controlled. Intentional…. @ksenialiubach in quiet tones—sand, taupe, chalk. Materials do the talking. Bouclé, suede, plaster, and wood layered with restraint. Light skims surfaces, revealing texture, not drama.

Low forms. Gentle curves. Nothing sharp….
Furniture feels sculpted, not placed. Space is edited. Every piece breathes. The result is calm, tactile, and deeply refined—luxury whispered, never announced.
    Soft. Controlled. Intentional…. @ksenialiubach in quiet tones—sand, taupe, chalk. Materials do the talking. Bouclé, suede, plaster, and wood layered with restraint. Light skims surfaces, revealing texture, not drama. Low forms. Gentle curves. Nothing sharp…. Furniture feels sculpted, not placed. Space is edited. Every piece breathes. The result is calm, tactile, and deeply refined—luxury whispered, never announced.
  • DKOR Interiors delivers a polished tropical glamour—sleek architecture wrapped in warm walnut, stone, and luminous neutrals. Light is sculpted, surfaces glow, and every line feels intentional, refined, and quietly indulgent.

The mood is effortless sophistication—plush, low silhouettes, curated accents, and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Glam, but controlled—where luxury whispers, never shouts.
    DKOR Interiors delivers a polished tropical glamour—sleek architecture wrapped in warm walnut, stone, and luminous neutrals. Light is sculpted, surfaces glow, and every line feels intentional, refined, and quietly indulgent. The mood is effortless sophistication—plush, low silhouettes, curated accents, and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Glam, but controlled—where luxury whispers, never shouts.
  • The Campania Sectional is composed like a material symphony—chocolate leather, camel chenille, taupe suede, and bronze velvet layered in warm tonal harmony. Walnut, travertine, and brushed bronze accents elevate the palette, creating a quietly luxurious composition.

Designed with architectural precision, the sectional balances sculptural structure and soft comfort, where tailored upholstery, feather-topped cushions, and refined proportions create an effortlessly elevated presence.
    The Campania Sectional is composed like a material symphony—chocolate leather, camel chenille, taupe suede, and bronze velvet layered in warm tonal harmony. Walnut, travertine, and brushed bronze accents elevate the palette, creating a quietly luxurious composition. Designed with architectural precision, the sectional balances sculptural structure and soft comfort, where tailored upholstery, feather-topped cushions, and refined proportions create an effortlessly elevated presence.
  • The interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates are a masterclass in atmospheric luxury. Monumental ceilings, sculptural lighting, and dramatic veined stone create spaces that feel cinematic, layered, and unapologetically sophisticated.

Curved furniture, bronze accents, and rhythmic architectural details soften the grandeur, producing interiors that are both immersive and effortlessly elegant—where lighting, material, and geometry orchestrate a bold yet refined hospitality experience.
    The interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates are a masterclass in atmospheric luxury. Monumental ceilings, sculptural lighting, and dramatic veined stone create spaces that feel cinematic, layered, and unapologetically sophisticated. Curved furniture, bronze accents, and rhythmic architectural details soften the grandeur, producing interiors that are both immersive and effortlessly elegant—where lighting, material, and geometry orchestrate a bold yet refined hospitality experience.
  • Quiet luxury, perfectly upholstered.
The Strada Bed floats softly between architecture and comfort.
    Quiet luxury, perfectly upholstered. The Strada Bed floats softly between architecture and comfort.
  • Zephyr is sculptural comfort with edge — a cocooned, plush silhouette in refined ivory, grounded by a bold dark X-base. Soft, architectural, and unapologetically modern.
    Zephyr is sculptural comfort with edge — a cocooned, plush silhouette in refined ivory, grounded by a bold dark X-base. Soft, architectural, and unapologetically modern.
  • @alexey_gulesha
 creates interiors that feel instantly calm and welcoming. Clean lines meet warm wood, soft textiles, and gentle natural light, making each space feel balanced and effortless.

His work is quietly confident—simple, sculptural, and deeply livable without ever feeling overdesigned.
    @alexey_gulesha creates interiors that feel instantly calm and welcoming. Clean lines meet warm wood, soft textiles, and gentle natural light, making each space feel balanced and effortless. His work is quietly confident—simple, sculptural, and deeply livable without ever feeling overdesigned.
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