Full of nostalgic touches and modernist accessories, Tonen Agency’s inspired design for Copenhagen Food Collective’s new Hotel Bella Grande is pure fantasy
Opening its first permanent office in New York City, Duolingo appointed Rapt Studio to create a workplace interior that mirrored the ethos of the company and the individual needs of its employees
Renowned for its warm and tactile approach to design, multidisciplinary studio Cúpla has opened a new office space bridging the gap between commercial and residential interiors.
North London’s latest social and co-working space, Loom Club, provides various zones for people to meet, connect and work. Design practice Kasawoo chose sustainable materials, light-filled spaces and elegant colours to create a playful take on the modern members’ club
Taking inspiration from 17th-century weaving workshops, architects Bureau de Change have created a richly textured space for the new HQ of Somesuch films in London
Chengdu’s Ni Hao Hotel is redefining budget accommodations by offering more than just the basics
By collaborating with British artisans, the London-based studio has made a six-storey barrister chambers in the heart of the city feel like home
By giving the communal areas of the well-known advertising agency a gentle refresh rather than an all-out revamp, design consultancy Holloway Li added a new heart to Mother’s soul
Ready to turn their historic past into a bright future, the rambling craftsmen’s workshops behind the Tottenham Court Road frontage of the Heal’s Building have been reimagined for 21st-century creatives
The Eames Institute’s newly transformed offices are continuing to reflect the far-reaching vision of architecture and design duo Ray and Charles Eames – shining a light on the mindset of the legendary couple and their enduring relevance in an ever-changing world
From a coffee bar covered in thick road paint to a room divider inspired by Japanese landscape paintings, Faye Toogood’s design for the new Hato studio, shop and café on the Golden Lane Estate in the City of London inspires with the unexpected
At El Fant Café & Bar in Helsinki’s old town, an unapologetically modern aesthetic packs a punch
When the innovators at Relaxound, who create boxes that play sounds from nature, were looking for a new office environment, they naturally turned to Ester Bruzkus Architekten for help. The design team’s plan for a variety of working atmospheres and a sense of community was music to their ears
From its market-stall roots to an east London factory, home fragrance brand Earl of East has seen significant change over the past decade. Founders Niko Dafkos and Paul Firmin look back on the journey so far