Interiors
Interiors shape everyday experiences across homes, workplaces, hospitality and retail spaces. Materials, furniture, lighting and spatial composition define how these environments function and how people use them. Projects by emerging practices and established studios reflect changing ways of living and working, examining how interior design responds to cultural shifts, technological developments and expectations of comfort and flexibility.
Creative freedom and architectural restraints: Wade House
London studio Wadhal’s response to urban legislation reveals both the ingenuity and the limits of Britain’s approach to suburban densification.
Desigining boldly, building quietly: a case for urban transformations
Remise Rosa transforms an abandoned railway yard into a cultural hub, proving that ambitious architecture and peaceful construction are not contradictions.
Can the spaces between indoors and outdoors become the most important ones?
In contemporary architecture, the transition between indoors and outdoors is no longer treated as a boundary, but as an extension of the home. Through award-winning projects and collaborations…
Italy’s forgotten kiosks become public infrastructure again: The story of Edicola 518
After ten years of activity, one of the first cultural newsstands opened in Italy reinvented itself as a public space through the intervention of ministerial funds and the…
Edge and Ribbon, V12 Design know-how meets Chinese craftsmanship
With a detailed design approach and an aesthetic driven by functionality, Valerio Cometti + V12 Design studio has developed two product families that, in their sculptural simplicity, represent…
The architecture of a door: how Lualdi is rewriting its international presence
With new flagships in New York and London, the Italian door manufacturer is completing a strategic shift in becoming an embedded partner in the world’s most demanding design…
Iris Ceramica Group dresses a former chapel turned restaurant
Presented at Casa Decor 2026, the Italian brand transforms a deconsecrated chapel in Madrid into a refined restaurant through bespoke ceramic surfaces conceived as a tailored architectural skin.
Vagabond Vans: transforming vanlife into a luxury architectural project
How Andreas Stricker and Vagabond Vans are turning repurposed vans into a design conversation, one bespoke project at a time.
IKEA PS collection returns for its 10th edition with playful functionality
The Scandinavian brand brings together 12 designers to create a new collection of “talking” objects. An invitation not to take things too seriously and to rediscover the playful…
Where stone met sound: Antolini’s Stoneroom became a hidden garden in Milan
Natural stone and acoustic design came together around the Beolab 18 collection and the outdoor Beosound Haven speaker to propose something rarely seen in design: a material and…
Salone Raritas and the ambivalent promise of collectible design
With twenty-five galleries from across the world, Salone Raritas’ first edition put a question at the center of the conversation: can collectible design reconcile democratization with refined craft?…
Linen, hemp, wood shavings. Polish Modernism at Torre Velasca
The struggle was never about style – that’s why Polish Modernism by Visteria Foundation, curated by Federica Sala and Anna Maga, is a great example of how an…