INTERIORS
HOTEL SAN GIACOMO by D4L CESTELE ARCHITETTI
The theme of the counter, which represents the first true physical point of contact with the hotel, is emphasized through a visual "telescope" that leads directly from the entrance to the reception desk. Along this route, on the right, one encounters the very contemporary extension of the gourmet lounge - a permeable display-like volume - followed by the illuminated path to the main dining room, while on the left
Sunny Hill Apartment by Studio 27
Sunny Hill Apartment is a handmade transformation and a deeply personal renovation project. Over the course of one year, what was once a modest apartment has been transformed into a warm, playful, and inviting home, shaped by creativity and hands-on craftsmanship. Located in the Sunny Hill neighborhood, the apartmen's identity is rooted in its surroundings - west-facing position where it enjoys long hours of natural light and the usage
Relaxound by Bruzkus Greenberg
The colorful and flexible workplace for Relaxound offers employees a choice of the spaces where they want to do their work - as well as giving them a strong sense of unified purpose - feeling good about being part of a team. The design is based on social contact - collaborating in real time and space - but also refuge from social contact - for concentrating or withdrawing to
NO6 by Studio Delecto
The project presents a two-bedroom apartment with a spacious living room that integrates the kitchen and dining area. The interior combines contrasting colors and varied surface finishes on furniture and walls to create a balanced yet dynamic atmosphere. A key element in the living area is the bar counter with decorative cladding, which defines separate functional zones within the open space. The kitchen is part of an extended, linear
Altbau [BM&a] by uniek / innenarchitektur
The historic character of the apartment and building, along with the spirit of Vienna and the Jugendstil era, has been carefully restored. Original elements were authentically rebuilt and reinterpreted in a contemporary way. Invisible heating-and-cooling ceilings replace radiators and air-conditioning units. A new star parquet complements the restored herringbone floors, while hand-drawn cove moldings revive the elegance of past epochs. A hand-crafted, historic tiled stove serves as a centerpiece.
MINIJOS 181 by NEBRAU
This project, located in a commercial zone, merges utility with identity through a clean, modern design. Its simple, rectangular form avoids visual dominance, instead expressing clarity, precision, and sustainability. The design separates the administrative and warehouse functions. The administrative block stands at the front, distinct in both structure and appearance. This contrast enhances the company’s visibility and reflects a forward-thinking identity. Sustainability is emphasized through a visible glulam (glued
House of Interior by Aufschnaiter Interior
With the House of Interior, Aufschnaiter has created a place where interior design is reimagined and can be experienced with the senses. The project combines two buildings into a harmonious whole - an architectural balancing act between old and new, between structure and lightness. The result is a building that spatially translates Aufschnaiter's brand identity: bright, modern, with alpine character and the finest craftsmanship from its own factory. The
Mint Bar by AKSL arhitekti
The grand reopening of Mint Bar at Radisson Blu Split in July 2025 brings a reimagined beach bar blending elevated design with laid-back luxury, created by renowned AKSL architects. Combining Mediterranean charm and contemporary craftsmanship, Mint Bar offers a refined, relaxed atmosphere. Located at the heart of the hotel, Mint Bar connects to a spacious terrace. Guests are welcomed by a striking, stone-clad barista counter showcasing pastries, while behind
MINT42 – employee canteen by MAY Architectural Design
MINT42 - the staff canteen of ALDI SÜD - is more than a restaurant: It merges gastronomy, co-working, and social hub into an open, light-filled concept. Transparency, carefully curated colors, lighting, and acoustics create an atmosphere perceptible even from outside. A monolithic staircase with black side panels stands as a sculptural centerpiece, leading to the upper floor with retreat areas. Pantries on both levels and bespoke furniture embody the
Interior Design Project of the Hotel Bor by Karisma by Paralela Studio
Hotel Bor on Zlatibor was designed as a five-star hotel, with a capacity of 71 apartments and numerous accompanying facilities. The interior design project was inspired by the natural environment in which the building is located, with the desire to establish harmony between the interior and exterior, and to bring the freshness and vibrancy of Mount Zlatibor into the space. One of the biggest challenges during the project's development
PVNA Group Office by Studio Avesana
Set within Padmini VNA’s Gurugram factory warehouse, the new office unfolds inside a tall industrial shell, bisected by a mezzanine that shapes space while preserving volume. Open workstations form the heart of the plan, flanked by cabins, meeting rooms, and breakout pockets that move between openness and enclosure, balancing collaboration with quiet focus. The industrial frame is composed with rather than concealed. A double height reception remains open to
Welser Corporate Restaurant by Architekt DI Heimo Wieser & Partner
In order to increase the well-being of its employees and to offer more value, Welser Profile Austria decided to offer freshly cooked food in the company. However, they did not want to create just a cafeteria; they decided to create a real restaurant, and that is how we came across the opportunity to design it. Instead of building a new building, thanks to the new work processes that Welser