Furnishing

A full renovation of the Maleva Bakery located right here in central Marbella. Juanan Barros Juanan Barros Juanan Barros Juanan Barros We are beyond happy to see how this space turned out and feel the quality of craftsmanship that these people pour into their work now truly gets reflected in the space they work in.⁠ Juanan Barros Juanan Barros Juanan Barros More

INTHE_Shop is a multi-branded home furnishing boutique located in the Xi'an Maike Centre that brings art to life. The two-storey space is designed by Dang Ming of HONG Designworks, integrating simplicity and transparency into the space, using "life" as a medium to create an immersive experience and convey the secret language of art and space. Tan Xiao The category covers the world's top design furniture, lamps, home accessories, in addition, INTHE_ shop continues to independently design and develop a series of products, provide coffee tasting services, make life artistic and interesting, and make more people pay attention to original culture and diversified lifestyle. Tan Xiao The front entrance of the store is built as a simple... More

Kettal furnishing the terraces of emblematic Valmy Castle, built in 1888 in Argelès-sur-Mer, Pyrénées-Orientales.Valmy Castle, with its exclusive guest rooms, splendid views of the Mediterranean Sea and vineyards, recently opened the Valmya restaurant, where it serves its own wines.The refurbishment of Valmy Castle was undertaken by architects Claire Guiral and Jean-Bernard Morlon of Bureau d’architecture et d’urbanisme (BAU).The Kettal outdoor furniture for the castle terraces was selected from the Kettal Park Life and Kettal Village collections, designed by Jasper Morrison, Kettal Objects, and Kettal Rugs by Patricia Urquiola. More

Casa CRBN is a space where very diverse materials are able to coexist and dialog, just like the different sources of inspiration for its design, which were drawn from Eastern and Western culture alike. The architectural project focused on reorganizing existing spaces, turning this into an organic home that blurs the line between architecture and interior decor.The combination of industrial and luxurious materials – ranging from cement to wood, from brutalist finishes to arabescato marble – makes Casa CRBN a high-impact space. The most theatrical pieces were tailor-made for the apartment, including the imposing kitchen counter – as monumental as an altar – and the bookcase that brings together all the materials used i... More

An extension project led to a space in which the line between interior and exterior is deliberately light and ethereal – a mere diaphragm between the cloister and the 17th-century monastery that is home to the Truffle Bistrot.The roof, made of interlocking elements, was built very quickly; on the outside, it was covered with a system for climbing plants, with struts, ties and metal mesh that give it the wavy profile of hills and allow it to float over the surface.The wooden dropped ceiling is striking both for the complex wood grain and the truncated-pyramid skylights, which cut through the greenery to create impressive cones of light. Furthermore, the open-air feeling was enhanced by using outdoor materials, which complement the elem... More

La Badessa, literally “the abbess”, is a renowned Piedmontese-cuisine restaurant in Turin. It is named after noblewoman Maria Catarina Operti di Cervasca, a nun who left the convent for love, eloped and lived happily as a cook, then returned to monastic life in her later years. Now Catarina is back to tell her story, stopping just for a moment before her sweet and sinful escape. Catarina, featuring a sensual upholstered bench, is inspired by traditional boudoirs and blends new elements and retro details. The historic counter fits in with vintage paintings, but is completed and complemented by a streamlined and contemporary structure; it is a monolith covered in sensual penny-tile mosaic, like an island at the center of the room... More

Casa TRBC was designed as a continuous interior: a single space broken up only by functional rhythm, in which living area and sleeping area merge into each other with no obstacles to overcome. The most distinctive visual element in the project is the custom wood paneling that covers the reinforced concrete walls and highlights the continuity of the space. Added to the wall that divides the central part of the house, it transforms its limitations into opportunities: isolating the sleeping area with a large sliding door and hiding the kitchen, it amps up the living area’s flexibility. The bathroom is separated into stations, and in its new “exploded” layout the shower stall – brought closest to the sleeping area &ndas... More

This apartment was envisaged as a soft, poetic cocoon that would bring comfort to its inhabitants. All of the furniture are original pieces by IMA Interiors, designed in a formal, colorful style characterized by geometric traits and the mix of subtle contrasts. The living room is accentuated by the emblematic glass walls, and everything is tied together by the monochromatic ambiance of deep purple.     More