Interior design

BeyMen Steakhouse & Cafe Amsterdam sits on Plein '40-'45 in Slotermeer, in the west of the city. The brief was to bring the flavour culture of Turkish cuisine together with the format of a contemporary steakhouse, in a venue that feels at home in Amsterdam's cosmopolitan everyday life. Wood, brick, metal and light Natural wood, exposed brick and black steel form the base palette. Above it, the lighting does much of the work: rows of bare bulbs, suspended frames and glowing lettering give the interior a warm, lively ceiling and divide the long plan into recognisable zones. Industrial details and graphic signage carry the brand's energetic identity into the space without letting it overpower the architecture. Courtesy of BeyMen Steak... More

Visualization by 100CGI Studio for JPW.London: a luxury apartment in Mayfair that had to be marketed before it existed in finished form. The interiors were built in 3ds Max and V-Ray from the design drawings and delivered as a 360 tour with 114 camera positions, plus 10 stills for the brochure, over 56 days. 100CGI Studio 100CGI Studio 100CGI Studio The tour replaces the first viewing: an agent sends a link instead of arranging one. A standard three-bed tour works at 40 to 50 positions, but at this level a buyer pauses in the dressing room, at the view from the bath and in the corner of the kitchen, and the space has to read correctly from each of those points. 100CGI Studio 100CGI Studio 100CGI Studio The mo... More

OT began in 2013 as a humour and literature magazine, whose first motto, "Maksat Yeşillik Olsun", was spoken by the cow in its original logo. That same year the magazine opened a small table in Galata where writers, illustrators and readers would drop by for tea and conversation. In 2014, OT Grup turned that conversation into a franchise café brand, and the studio created both its first concept and its spatial identity, translating the magazine's layered, witty and warm voice into architecture. The OT Kafe concept received a Highly Commended distinction at the European Property Awards 2015-2016. Since then the studio has designed 28 OT venues across Turkey, including new openings, relocations and renewals; the brand operates 14 branc... More

Beymen Restaurant & Cafe Dortmund sits in North Rhine-Westphalia, the region where the Turkish community in Germany has its deepest roots and where Turkish entrepreneurship has grown for generations. For a Turkish restaurant here, the challenge is twofold: to remain authentic to its cultural origins, and to meet the expectations of a contemporary European dining audience. Caption Caption Caption Tradition in a current language Rather than relying on literal motifs, the design reinterprets references from Turkish culture through a contemporary architectural language. Warm, timeless materials are paired with modern details, so that the traditional character of the cuisine is felt in the atmosphere rather than displayed as... More

Commissioned by the Scandinavian gaming company PopiPlay, ASP designed a 466 sqm office on the 17th floor of Belgrade's Skyline Tower. The building’s oval floor plan inspired a fluid layout that integrates workspaces into its radial geometry. Positioned high above the city with expansive glazing, the interior maximizes panoramic views from northeast to southwest, ensuring every workstation connects visually with the outdoors to foster a stimulating yet calming atmosphere. Jovana Stašević Jovana Stašević Jovana Stašević Jovana Stašević The material palette balances professional elegance with subtle gaming nods. Grey carpet tiles anchor the floors, while natural oak paneling contrasts wit... More

JS House is a contemporary home designed around comfort, simplicity, and modern living. The interiors combine warm materials, soft tones, clean lines, and thoughtful details to create a welcoming and elegant atmosphere.  Dhwanish Shah Dhwanish Shah Each space is carefully planned to balance functionality with a timeless aesthetic, making the home both practical and comfortable for everyday life. Dhwanish Shah Dhwanish Shah Dhwanish Shah More

Residenza B05 is an interior architecture project in which colour is used as a design tooland as a spatial organizing principle. The layout is structured around a central corridor,from which the rooms unfold through a sequence of thresholds and visual transitions thatdefine functions without relying on rigid partitions. The corridor, conceived as the connective spine of the apartment, becomes an inhabitable space in its own right. A large custom-built wardrobe integrates the laundry area, while a burgundy ceiling and softly rounded corners guide movement and ease circulation, transforming a passageway into a lived-in environment. Riccardo Gasperoni Riccardo Gasperoni Caption Caption The living area is conceived as an op... More

In the historic centre of Lequile, near Lecce in southern Puglia, this traditional Salento townhouse is conceived as a sensitive transformation of an existing historic property into a contemporary Mediterranean home. Esplendido Design Esplendido Design Esplendido Design Esplendido Design Caption The design begins with the character already present: soaring vaulted ceilings, original patterned floors, generous room proportions, a private citrus garden and views across the surrounding rooftops towards the town’s historic church. Rather than erase these elements, the proposal celebrates them. Existing architectural features are retained wherever possible and combined with a restrained palette of natural finishe... More

Sometimes the smallest material choice has the biggest impact on a project. In this home bar remodel, the standout feature isn't the cabinetry, countertops, or appliances. It's the woven wire mesh wrapping the front of the bar. By incorporating Banker Wire's M33-2 pattern in stainless steel, the homeowner turned a straightforward bar area into a space with texture, character, and a distinctly custom feel. The before-and-after photos make the transformation easy to appreciate. While the original bar served its purpose, it lacked a strong focal point. Adding wire mesh to the face of the bar instantly changed the visual experience of the entertainment space. The woven pattern introduces depth and detail that catches your eye without dominatin... More

The design of the new offices for L’Oréal Israel opened the door to a rich world of content, values, and inspiration, one where aesthetics, innovation, sustainability and company culture converge to shape a dynamic workplace experience. The project reflects a meaningful shift in the organization’s work environment: moving away from a traditional room-based layout toward a continuous and fluid open-plan office that encourages collaboration, flexibility, and a more connected way of working. Amit Gosher Amit Gosher Amit Gosher The design concept draws inspiration directly from L’Oréal’s beauty products. The space translates the visual and tactile qualities of makeup into architecture. The s... More

The residence is located in Mochlos, eastern Crete, set against the dramatic terrain of the Sitia Mountains and opening towards the sea. It is the first completed residence within an overall design for three independent villas. Comprising approximately 150 sq.m. of interior space, this first residence was completed in 2024, while the two additional villas are planned to be realised at a later stage. The distinctive topography of the site became a key parameter of the overall design composition.  The form of the building, its materiality and the design of the surrounding outdoor environment were developed to allow the residence to sit naturally within the rocky Cretan landscape while maintaining a continuous relationship with both... More

Yoyogi Matcha House is located in the heart of Madrid’s Salesas district, serving as the second location for a brand that has successfully transformed matcha culture into a complete sensory experience. From the outset, the project's objective was to translate the values that define Yoyogi—tranquillity, simplicity and authenticity—into a physical space. More than designing a café, the challenge was to create an environment capable of conveying the essence of Japan through architecture, materiality and the customer experience. Jonathan Ristagno Jonathan Ristagno The intervention begins with a deep respect for the site's existing identity. Original features such as the wooden flooring and the distinctive st... More

Within the coastal fabric of Pantai Indah Kapuk, Platform Pilates by BHVR (Behavior) is anchored by a singular spatial gesture: a lobby that redefines arrival as a moment of quiet departure. As the project occupies a rented building, the design focuses on interior interventions that establish a distinct spatial identity without altering the primary structure. Informed by the industrial language of New York’s subway stations, the design abstracts infrastructural references into a softer, more controlled interior expression. This is most evident in the continuous vaulted ceiling—an enveloping surface that extends seamlessly into the walls, dissolving the conventional boundary between horizontal and vertical planes. This unified g... More

In contemporary corporate interior design, openness and transparency are expressed through design choices. One of the most effective materials supporting this is woven wire mesh for corporate interior design, which allows architects and designers to define space without sacrificing visual continuity. Woven wire mesh lets designers define areas without closing them off, keeping spaces visually connected while still clearly organized. The final result is an environment that feels open, active, and easy to navigate. In café and hospitality-style spaces, wire mesh often plays a key role in shaping the experience. Gantries over bars and mesh-framed enclosures help establish zones while staying light and inviting. The Banker SZ-4 woven wi... More