INTERIORS
Matsu by Arhitektri
Matsu is an Asian fusion restaurant in Zagreb, whose design achieves a rare and deliberate tension: apparent minimalism that conceals genuine richness. Housed in a modern, new building, the space presents itself with restraint - until closer inspection reveals a deep, saturated color palette, working with layered textures and carefully tuned warm lighting to produce an atmosphere as nuanced and considered as the cuisine it frames. Sharp, clean lines
Icona Sessanta Collection by Icona Architetti Associati
Icona Sessanta Collection is a collection of flooring and wall coverings that reinterprets tradition through a modern and personalized approach. Drawing inspiration from Milanese architecture and design, the project merges rationalist elegance with artisanal craftsmanship, offering a sophisticated and versatile solution for contemporary interiors. Federica Poggio and Marco Orto Interior Icona Architetti Associati; Marco Orto Client
Masaryčka by Penta Real Estate
The new Boston Consulting Group (BCG) offices are located on the 6th and 7th floors of the Masaryčka building in central Prague. The fit-out includes nearly 1.300 m² of office space and 245 m² of terraces and green roofs. The company moved from coworking spaces that lacked good acoustics, layout, and daylight. The goal was the opposite: bright, airy offices with a welcoming, home-like feel and strong support for
JB – QUIET BALANCE by Arhitektura Vrščaj
The project reconfigures a compact apartment into a continuous and spatially coherent living environment, replacing conventional room divisions with an open, integrated system. The ceiling operates as the primary spatial device, shaping zones and guiding movement without interrupting visual continuity. Through subtle level variations, it establishes hierarchy within an otherwise fluid space. Material restraint and controlled lighting further articulate the interior, creating a calm and tactile atmosphere. The result
KOTA 111 – A Designed Hospitality Experience by Studio Horkruks and Kubus
KOTA 111 is conceived as a fully designed hospitality experience, rather than a conventional restaurant project. Located in the rural landscape of Vojvodina, Serbia, the project integrates architecture, gastronomy, and social rituals into a single spatial concept. The complex combines restaurant spaces, conference areas, and garden terraces organized as a sequence of environments that support everyday dining, business meetings, and special events. The design goes beyond the physical architecture:
AB House by EZ:A Office
AB HOUSE is a refined expression of modern minimalism and natural elegance, designed to create a seamless dialogue between contemporary living and the natural environment. Inspired by Scandinavian warmth, the interiors feature a soft palette of beige and light gray, complemented by concrete, stone, and subtle wood textures. Conceived as a family home, the design balances aesthetic clarity with everyday comfort. Rounded forms, soft lighting, and organic materials introduce
Ted Moudis Associates Offices by Ted Moudis Associates
This project was innovative in its approach to redefining what an architect's office can be. By questioning traditional aesthetics and focusing on experience-driven design, we created a space that not only supports productivity, but also fosters inspiration and well-being. Our use of immersive branding elements, biophilic strategies, and flexible work settings sets a new standard for workplace environments. The integration of historic preservation with modern sustainability further underscores the
Smaki Dalekiego Wschodu (EN Flavors of the Far East) by HOLA Design
The "Flavors of the Far - A Comfortable Apartment" project builds its identity through an atmosphere of sensual comfort and material depth. Inspired by the cultures of the Far East - Japan, India, and China - this is not a quote or decorative gesture, but a starting point for creating a mood based on harmony, rhythm, and mindfulness of matter. Stylistically, the interiors operate with a contrast of weight
The Wok by MiMa Design Studio
The Wok is a contemporary restaurant interior, designed to create a balanced dining experience through warmth, rhythm, and clarity of space. The concept is built around the idea of contrast: solid architectural elements combined with soft textures, warm lighting, and organic details. A restrained material palette of wood, neutral surfaces, and black accents defines a calm yet expressive atmosphere, while rhythmic ceiling elements and custom lighting fixtures add visual
MSG_13 by Christoph Wimmer-Ruelland
The designs derive from black-and-white tiles as the original design element, whose graphic effect and modularity form the starting point of the system. All forms are consistently developed from 45-degree angles that come from the original logo of the contractor, shaping outdoor furniture, lighting fixtures, typography, tile patterns, and details such as mailboxes and apartment numbers. In the entrance area, the tile pattern reflects the shadow cast by the
HAYA coffeeshop & Workstation by 95 Studio
HAYA Coffee Shop & Workstation Concept: HAYA is conceived as a hybrid space, combining a coffee shop with a workstation environment. It is designed for people who move between focus, conversation, and moments of pause throughout the day. Rather than separating these activities, HAYA allows them to coexist in a shared atmosphere. The space is vibrant in use, yet calm in expression, creating an environment where movement happens quietly.
Modern Family Nest in the Mountains by DESSINA
For the growing family, it was especially important to create plenty of space for their children and themselves. Since this was a renovation, we were bound to the existing conditions. The client was particularly keen to make the new private residence low-maintenance, so she insisted on a floor covering instead of wood. However, to maintain the coziness, the ceiling was paneled with wood. The apartment was still intended to