Les Bébés Cupcakery // JC Architecture

Les Bébés Cupcakery is a concept bakery shop situated in Taipei, Taiwan. Interior was designed by JC Architecture and carries out elegance, purity and simplicity. Minimalist approach with spicy yellow accents follows the concept of visual temptation.

‘White Sanctuary’ – Lovely Swedish Apartment

Welcome to a dream apartment from the last century which was lovingly and tastefully renovated, down to the smallest detail. The building was built in 1904 and much of the original charm of the last century is preserved in the form of 2.85 foot ceilings, beautiful roof with a clean stucco, ceiling rose, fine profiled moldings, deep window niches and mirrored doors. Airy atmosphere was added with white colour palette created and Scandinavian style interior.

Delbôve Flagship Store // Christophe Remy

​Christophe Remy created an elegant interior design for the Delbôve boutique in Brussels. Delbôve is a high-end cosmetics line with long history. It was recently re-launched by Gina d’Alsembourg who delegated the overall concept, from graphic design to packaging and shop interior to art director Christophe Remy.

Burma Jewelry Boutique in Paris // ATELIER DU PONT

The front of the Burma boutique in Rue de la Paix is decked out in black and glass. The exterior and interior spaces attract and interact via a facade that takes its inspiration from the portrait gallery. The jewelry in the shop window is exhibited in hanging elliptical display cases that almost seem to float in the air; the back of the cases is reminiscent of a hand-held mirror. This display provides a bold and unusual introduction to the store.

Electric Restaurant // Mathieu Lehanneur and Ana Moussinet

Electric, the new cultural platform in Paris, is already an event in itself: a 1,000 m2 penthouse in which the designer has devised a canopy of sound suspended between heaven and earth, monumental electrical braids emerging like pitch black trees. Impressive by day, magical by night, Electric is a venue which never sleeps.

Forum Limbach – House on the House // Looping Architecture

Old farm houses tell stories, style and choice of material disclose what was erected when and for what purpose. In Limbach, a farmyard was expanded by an architecturally exciting chapter; the annex serves as a discussion forum and venue. On top sits the upper storey as “house on the house” with the principal’s private rooms. The new building, fitted into the historically grown farmyard structure, closes the rural square edifice and at the same time opens up the previously enclosed inner yard. This apparently contradictory double function is made possible by the building’s clever horizontal bisection.

The Survey Co Restaurant in Brisbane // Richards & Spence

The Survey Co Restaurant in Brisbane was completed last year by architecture firm Richards & Spence formed by Ingrid Richards and Adrian Spence. Interiors feature a raw, organic palette of cork, timber, brass and steel that works beautifully with the rough brick of the original walls. Lighting drops over tables through cylinders of copper piping.

Villa Bloemendaal // i29 | interior architects

Close to Bloemendaal, on the edge of the Kennemer dunes, the site of Villa Bloemendaal is situated. A sustainable home that follows a minimalistic design and shows respect for man and nature alike, in a unique residential area where the existing flora and fauna are given full rein.

Splash Laudromat in Barcelona // Frederic Perers

Interior designer Frederic Perers and graphic designer Gemma Alberich have selected steel as the vertical surface element in the area of washing machines and dryers, which disappear under it. The orange tone, everywhere, reflects in the steel and serves as a warm counter element to the coldness of the metal. The remaining areas are treated with neutral elements: shiny white tiles – commonly used in spaces with water, light coloured floor and a false ceiling made with black vertical plates.

Papiota Bar in Bucharest // Corvin Cristian & Vlad Vieru

Papiota (the Spool) is a tailor shop ‘themed’ bar, the third in a series inspired by the trades specific for Lipscani area which used to be the commercial center of Bucharest. Nowadays all the small shops are swept away by bars an clubs. Papiota has a 60’s touch, the period when this kind of shops flourished.

Noxx Room Club // Pinkeye

Covering 230 square metres in origami art might sound absurd at first, but this Japanese art form is what inspired Pinkeye’s somewhat stroboscopic design. The designers wrapped, twisted and folded the walls, floors and lighting into myriad physical and optical layers that invade the space.

Montauk Lake House // Robert Young Architect

Designed to accommodate a growing family and close friends, this lake-front compound includes a 4,500-square-foot main house with 50-foot lap pool, an 1800-square-foot three-bedroom guest house, and a barn. An aggregate of smaller, informal living spaces carefully composed to disguise the bulk of the building and create a variety of views and experiences, each structure centers on a great room open to the northern water views and the southern sun and breezes.

Apartment in the Center Of Kiev // Olga Akulova

Ukrainian architect Olga Akulova transformed a typical apartment in the centre of Kyiv into a contemporary project. Now the apartment approximately 80 m² has a Scandinavian atmosphere and Italian taste. Architect has extensive experience of working in old buildings in Ukraine’s beautiful but often-unforgiving architecture. There are two floors: the top providing access and holding a private suite for the owner (bedroom, bathroom), and the lower level offering large open-plan space including a living room – the true heart of the interior, the first room you enter and also kitchen. To design a comfortable and cozy space Olga Akulova decided to use mix of warm and cold color palette, best pieces of Italian furniture and some paintings from the owner collection.

Hunting Lodge on a Game Preserve // BASARCH

Existing green mound, protecting the open fields of the game preserve from the bustle of the road became a refuge for hunting lodge – a lookout, which replaced original technically unsuitable structure. Above all, the lodge provides necessary facilities for the game preserve, as well as becomes a place of encounters, whether with friends or of romantic views of the surrounding countryside.

Emerald Penthouse Concept // Sergey Makhno Workshop

Sergey Makhno Workshop has recently created a concept of loft-like Emerald penthouse in Ukraine. The space with huge windows has amazingly stylish interior with rich materials’ palette and elegant proportions of overall composition.

Headvertising Offices // Corvin Cristian

In the old Romanian Stock Exchange building, the shipping case themed furniture acts as storage, dividing walls, young dynamic company statement and reverence on the genius loci. Designer Corvin Cristian for his interior concept created an interesting associations chain: stock exchange > moving goods > advertising agency > moving brands, which is moving goods as well > moving shipping cases.

Heinemann Duty Free Shop in Oslo Airport // Snohetta

Eastern Norway is a vast landscape that is dominated by its glacial rock formations, its lush vegetation and the changing sky. The interpretation and re-composition of these elements form the ingredients for the resulting interior concept. The concept is an abstract display of what nature means to Norway – he feel of natural environment with its fertile greenery, fresh air and water, dramatic views and light.

Chair House Concept // Igor Sirotov

Ukrainian architect Igor Sirotov has presented residential concept ‘Chair House’ which aims to provide a comfortable peaceful domestic environment contrasting the harsh rocky landscape in which it is situated. Interior features a palette of exposed concrete, natural wood floors and dark stone panels create a strong relaxing atmosphere, setting up a dark neutral backdrop for the contrastingly characteristic furnishings.

Nefaresearch Architectural Studio Office // Nefa Research

Office of architectural studio Nefa Research is situated in the building of former factory “Flakon” in Moscow and is formed by geometric multi-level construction. The idea of industrial office with unusual structured space was created by Nefa Research. Most of the furniture was made from architects’ sketches.

Magnificent Interior of Villa Paulick in Austria

The picturesque Villa Paulick, an outstandingly well preserved example of a summer resort mansion, is located on the promenade of Lake Attersee. It was built by Friedrich Paulick, a master joiner at the imperial court, between 1876 and 1877. The mansion was well known to 19th century painters, poets and philosophers, who lived in Vienna in the winter time, but came to Seewalchen for the summertime to relax, go for long walks and have inspirational conversations. The most famous of these visitors was the painter Gustav Klimt – one of the best known figures of the Jugendstil art period.