INTERIORS
MultiversX Offices by Periskop Studio
The MultiversX project is a bold interior design concept for a company that defines itself as "a highly scalable and secure blockchain network, enabling innovative applications for users, businesses, and society". Fueled by passion and vision, we sought to craft a space that mirrors MultiversX's brand values and bridges the digital and physical realms. The spatial narrative unfolds in three main zones: 1. Entrance - Dark, Tech, Futuristic; black-painted
Arsan Kimya Office Project by Bakirkure Architects
The Arsan Kimya Office emerges from a shell-and-core space, characterized by a two-level configuration and the generosity of a six-meter ceiling height. The project embraces this spatial potential through a precise architectural transformation that preserves the vertical openness, while inserting a mezzanine to accommodate social and collaborative functions within the double-height volume. The layout is guided by clarity, flexibility, and continuity, fostering intuitive circulation and supporting diverse modes of
BNP Paribas Cardif by StudioBR Arquitetura
BNP Paribas Cardif’s São Paulo HQ redefines hybrid work by prioritizing connection quality. Using our proprietary WorkXperience® methodology, the retrofit consolidated two floors into one, turning area reduction into strategic value. Guided by neuroarchitecture, the design utilizes biophilic elements, natural light, and authentic Brazilian materials to enhance well-being and cognitive focus. The heart is the "Central Plaza", a vibrant work café serving as a social hub. We restructured the
Druid Grove by CAN
CAN has transformed an East Dulwich terrace into Druid Grove, a living artwork for a visual artist that blends hyperrealism with domestic intimacy. Eschewing traditional architectural briefs, the design draws from nature-heavy imagery, steel structures, and floral arrangements. The ground floor was unlocked by removing a central wall, creating a bar-equipped antechamber with cave-like openings. These lead to a kitchen defined by a 4-meter, meandering stainless steel island and
SAGA Vietnam Office by SAGA Space Architects
In the vibrant heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter, SAGA Space Architects carefully restored a 130-year-old French colonial building into their Vietnam office - combining Nordic and Vietnamese design and culture. The renovation honors the original structure by revealing the old brick arches and using sustainable, biogenic, and repurposed materials. Every intervention was non-destructive, preserving the building's historical integrity while adapting it for a contemporary architectural practice. SAGA reclaimed the
VIBRA CAFFÉ + CONCEPT STORE by Miguel Amado Arquitectos
The project is located in 8 Marvila, in the former wine cellars of Abel Pereira da Fonseca, in Lisbon, an iconic location where the spaces are defined by their historic wine cellars. Today, 8 Marvila has become a place where art, culture, commerce, bars, and restaurants converge, offering a true cultural haven for both residents and visitors to Lisbon. The project embraces a genuine philosophy of material reuse, incorporating
Base MV Offices by BLAU Design Studio
In contemporary work culture, people spend a significant portion of their lives within office environments. For the MV Corporate Office, the design concept was driven by the idea of creating a "home away from home". A workspace conceived around human experience, comfort, and well-being. The project prioritizes the user, fostering a sense of belonging that enhances productivity, reduces stress, and promotes a healthy work environment. Located in Villahermosa, Tabasco,
MAHAGRID Starfield Suwon by COV Studio
This project is for the first offline store of the street casual brand, "MAHAGRID". The aim was to provide customers with a unique spatial experience, where they can first encounter the brand. The design integrates the brand identity and embodies its essence, using bold, patterned veneer as the main element to create a visual that intuitively reminds customers of MAHAGRID. The store layout encourages easy recognition and active customer
BPM Lifting Club by BY SEOG BE SEOG
Conceived around the notion of "Beats Per Minute", the project channels cadence into architecture, offering a premium, small-group fitness environment that communicates brand ethos as much as it enables performance. On the third floor, expansive glazing frames the city and floods the interior with light. Rather than accepting this as a single-note condition, the design tempers brightness through a language of repetition: pixel-like modules, glass, and mirrors are orchestrated
EOS Office, Sofia, Bulgaria by MoVe Architects
MoVe Architects completed the interior design and full project management of the EOS office in Sofia, Bulgaria. The 1.500 sq.m. workspace was delivered within five months, covering both design and construction phases, demonstrating the studio's ability to execute complex projects with speed, precision, and high quality. The design concept translates EOS's mission, "Changing Finances for the Better", into a clear, confident, and collaborative working environment. Functionality, acoustic comfort, and
Öfferl – Mariahilfer Straße 9 by Foundation Three
The Öfferl Flagship Store at Mariahilfer Straße 9 is a contemporary bakery café reflecting Vienna's dynamic 6th district. The design transforms the space into a semi-public area, encouraging guests to linger and observe the baking craft. The concept features a clear spatial sequence of production, presentation, and consumption, utilizing an open show bakery, generous counters, and integrated seating for transparency. Authentic, long-lasting materials define the interior: light terrazzo, brushed
Brigada Design Carousel by Brigada
Brigada is dedicated to creating spatial experiences, and for Zagreb Design Week Exhibition, the studio has conceived an analog, interactive installation that engages the body, emotion, and memory without relying on digital layers. The installation is envisioned as a carousel that guides visitors through the history of design. It features five carefully selected chairs that represent key milestones in the development of furniture design: Thonet No. 30 (1859), Zig