‬ Design

A retail interior in Ho Chi Minh City turns the act of shopping into a slower, more intimate encounter with objects, materials and memory.In a city defined by movement, noise and constant visual change, INSIZE takes a deliberately different position. Nam Võ Nam Võ Nam Võ Caption Caption Located within the dense urban fabric of Ho Chi Minh City, the store does not attempt to compete with its surroundings through a louder façade or a highly polished retail identity. Instead, it creates a quieter world behind a restrained street elevation—one that feels less like a conventional shop and more like a room discovered inside the city. Caption Caption Caption The first impr... More

The client approached the studio with a request to design the interior for a compact clothing and accessories store. The space needed to accommodate the presentation of collections, fitting areas, a reception desk for staff, and a waiting area for visitors. Caption Caption Caption Caption Key requirements included functional displays for clothing and accessories, a fitting room, a reception desk, and seating for guests. The design was shaped by the limited floor area, low ceilings, the presence of a structural beam, and an existing column. The primary design solution involved integrating the structural beam into the ceiling’s lighting composition. The column was fitted with shelves for accessories, transforming a... More

The client approached the studio with a brief to create a modular, adaptable space suitable for a variety of events—from concerts and stand-up comedy shows to photo and video shoots. Key requirements included an open-plan hall, a large bar, restrooms, a shower, storage for equipment and furniture, and the ability to connect electrical gear in various parts of the space. The design was shaped by constraints such as low ceilings and the presence of existing columns and structural beams. Caption Caption Caption The core planning decision was to consolidate the bar and restrooms into a distinct functional zone. The remaining area was kept open, featuring a distributed electrical system, mobile modular structures built fro... More

The clients approached the studio with a request to design the interior of a family apartment, based on visual references they had selected. The space needed to be suitable for the family’s daily life, accommodating various ways of using both shared and private areas. Caption Caption Caption Key requirements included a spacious kitchen, multiple bedrooms, light-filled rooms, a functional cooking area, and a large walk-in closet. The design was shaped by the existing layout of the open-plan space, the placement of load-bearing structures, the location of balconies, and the positioning of utility systems. Caption Caption The primary design solution involved combining the kitchen and living room, while incorpor... More

The client approached the studio with a request to design a cozy apartment for a large family, blending minimalism with elements of Japandi style and incorporating a supply-and-exhaust ventilation system. Caption Caption Caption To accommodate daily life, the design required spacious bedrooms, a large kitchen-living area, ample storage solutions, and a separate laundry room. The ventilation equipment was housed within the laundry room, while the air diffusers were integrated into a track lighting system—effectively combining mechanical infrastructure with lighting. Caption Caption Caption A key design feature is a double-sided, suspended cabinet positioned in the center of the entryway. It provides stor... More

The client approached the studio with a request to create a modern, comfortable apartment for everyday living, free from unnecessary details. The goal was to integrate functional household elements into the interior without compromising its visual cohesion or causing an unjustified increase in the budget. Caption Caption Caption The space is designed for living, relaxing, working, and hosting guests. The apartment includes storage systems, a laundry area, and a separate study that can double as an additional guest bedroom when needed. Caption Caption Caption Caption The project began with an apartment that already featured the developer’s standard finishes. A key design element is the study, enclos... More

The client approached the studio with a request to design an apartment for a young couple, ensuring a comfortable environment for both daily living and working from home. Key requirements included a dedicated home office and a private bedroom suite, complete with a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom. Special attention was to be given to lighting, ergonomics, and the integration of smart technology. Caption Caption Caption Caption The layout was shaped by the apartment’s total area, as well as the existing structural beams and load-bearing walls. The primary design decision was to combine the kitchen and living room; this open-plan communal space creates a sense of greater spaciousness the moment one enters t... More

The client approached the studio with a brief to design a modern restaurant interior, adhering to a specific timeline and budget. The design direction was inspired by a contemporary European aesthetic—one that avoids fleeting interior trends. Caption Caption Caption Caption The space required the inclusion of dining areas for guests, a bar, a kitchen, and restrooms. The existing interior featured outdated finishes that needed to be removed; there was no requirement to preserve any original elements. Caption Caption Caption The layout was shaped by the building’s load-bearing structures and low ceilings. The primary objective was to utilize the restaurant’s floor area efficiently while e... More

The new NH Collection Hotel inside the historic Palazzo Victoria is located in the center of Verona, occupying a medieval building near the city's main landmarks. Designed by Progetto CMR, the intervention covers more than 70 rooms and suites, a meeting room, an internal garden, and a 70-seat restaurant, including 30 seats set within the 14th-century courtyard. Andrea Martiradonna Andrea Martiradonna Andrea Martiradonna The redesign reorganizes the spatial layout of the ground floor, transforming the central hub into a contemporary reception and gathering area. The interior design integrates the building's historical fabric with modern detailing and contrasting color palettes. At the core of the project, the custom reception... More

Located along the Bay of Bengal in Mahabalipuram, Charnoc – A Coastal Retreat extends an existing hotel with a collection of contemporary guest accommodations shaped by the coastal landscape. With access from the East Coast Road on one side and direct connectivity to the beach on the other. Caption Caption Caption The master plan is organized around a central recreational spine comprising a lounge, swimming pool, and outdoor deck, which serves as the social core of the retreat. Five clusters of four independent guest pods are arranged in a linear zigzag formation, balancing privacy, natural ventilation, daylight, and landscape views. This arrangement balances the collective experience of the shared recreational areas w... More

 Located in Prague’s vibrant Karlín district, Spojka Karlín is a restaurant interior designed around a simple yet powerful idea: bringing people together. The concept embraces diversity, creating a welcoming environment where people of different generations, lifestyles and culinary preferences can share the same table. Inspired by the idea of an urban oasis, KIST.DESIGN developed an interior that establishes a dialogue between industrial architecture and the natural world. Honza Zima Honza Zima Honza Zima Exposed structural elements, visible technical installations, steel-framed glass partitions and raw materials preserve the industrial character of the space. In contrast, abundant greenery, natura... More

BELL BELL An Existing House and Mature Trees as the Starting Point Opening text BELL BELL brings together 24 homes in the suburban residential setting of City Bell, Argentina. The project retains and renovates an existing house, converting it into three residences, and introduces a new building with 21 apartments at the rear of the site. Preserved trees and a material palette of exposed concrete, brick, wood, and metal establish the relationship between the existing property and the new intervention. JOAQUIN OLEASTRO SERRA JOAQUIN OLEASTRO SERRA JOAQUIN OLEASTRO SERRA JOAQUIN OLEASTRO SERRA Architectural narrative Retaining the original house establishes the site’s organization. Its position along the street a... More

Seven years from concept to completion have taught us one essential lesson: truly thoughtful design does not age. Over that time, technologies changed, dozens of trends came and went, the clients’ children grew up, and the world around us changed. For the Bezmirno team, this project reaffirmed that an interior can remain relevant for years when it is grounded in functionality, considered proportions, quality materials, and a deep understanding of the people who live in it. The BriefCreate a home for a family with two children that would remain functional, visually light, and comfortable through different stages of life. It was important to accommodate every necessary zone while preserving a sense of openness and giving each function... More