‬ Interior design

Vipperød Bakker is a residential development designed with a focus on the quality of everyday life and a strong sense of connection. Here, contemporary functionality meets Danish architectural tradition in a harmonious interplay between architecture, nature and community. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption The homes are constructed in light-coloured brick with dark roofs, creating a calm and timeless expression. Each home opens onto its own private garden – a natural extension of the living space, where everyday life flows effortlessly between indoors and out. A residential neighbourhood designed for community and family life. The architectural concept carefully balances privacy with a sense of s... More

Quang Dam SON – Bếp Nhà Đãi Khách is a Vietnamese dining space in Ho Chi Minh City built around a simple idea: the atmosphere of a Vietnamese home can be translated into architecture, not through literal imagery, but through the way spaces are organised, connected, and inhabited. Quang Dam The project takes the familiar domestic sequence of the veranda, kitchen, living and dining room, and formal sitting room, and reinterprets it across the third and fourth floors of an existing urban building. Rather than treating these references as decorative motifs, the design uses them as a spatial structure for hospitality: a restaurant that feels less like a venue and more like a house prepared to receive guests.... More

An authentic dining experience that fuses varied traditional dishes through a modern lens. Taking inspiration from the regional art and architecture of India, the architectural forms follow a similar logic. Here the traditional Indian repeating archway, as seen in many historic buildings and Kalamkari Art, is abstracted as a cascading triangular form materializing in the bar and in ceiling elements.  Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama Mikiko Kikuyama Located within a narrow space, seating was maximized via perimeter benches and by extending the dining space to the outdoors with a large industrial garage door. The bar becomes a centralized focal point, with its triangular form illuminating like a lantern from all direction... More

Okavango Residences explores how the qualities of domestic architecture can inform a contemporary model for safari hospitality. Rather than organising accommodation as a collection of guest suites connected by communal facilities, the project reimagines the traditional safari lodge as a series of private residences, bringing the intimacy, permanence and familiarity of home into an immersive wilderness setting. Situated along the banks of the Okavango River, the architecture responds to the contrasting conditions of the site. Dense riverine woodland creates a sense of concealment on arrival, before the landscape gradually opens towards the river and expansive floodplains beyond. The residence is conceived around this transition, with a sequ... More

 In the heart of Turin, just steps from Piazza Bodoni, the combination of two adjoining units within a historic building gives rise to a 130 sqm apartment designed for a young family. The project began with a complete reorganisation of the interior layout, aimed at recovering the original spatial qualities and enhancing the natural light, which had been compromised by successive alterations over time. Barbara Corsico Fotografa Barbara Corsico Fotografa Barbara Corsico Fotografa Barbara Corsico Fotografa At the heart of the intervention is the living area, created by joining two rooms and revealing a large late-19th-century frescoed vault. The fresco was carefully restored, preserving its palette of powder blue, oc... More

 In the eastern part of Milan, between the future BEIC, Porta Vittoria and the former Macello area, the project is set within an urban context undergoing continuous transformation. The client returns to collaborate with the studio to expand their home by incorporating the adjoining apartment, transforming two independent units into a single residence capable of adapting to the evolving needs of family life. The home takes shape from the union of two apartments which, once freed from their boundaries, begin to interact as a single organism. The separating wall is punctuated by a sequence of openings that turns the domestic journey into a continuous discovery. Rooms unfold through deep, transversal views, expanding the perception of spa... More

The project was conceived as an apartment that conveys a warm and contemporary atmosphere, where each space was designed to be calm, functional, and timeless. The open layout in the social areas encourages daily interaction and togetherness, while at the same time offering the possibility of being divided with sliding doors, allowing the environment to adapt to different needs. Circulation was carefully designed to be clear, achieving a natural transition between public and private zones, so that moving through the apartment feels fluid and harmonious. Jaime Navarro One of the most distinctive spaces is the office-library, envisioned not as a conventional workspace but as a Zen retreat dedicated to reading and relaxation. The solution... More

Creative House of Hezareh turns a long-abandoned horse stable into an 1,100-square-meter coworking space. The building sits on the former racecourse of Tehran's Abbas-Abad cultural lands, near Ab-o-Atash Park — a single narrow hall buried in mature trees between the park and the Modarres expressway, derelict for years and needing extensive repair before anything else could begin. Solo Studio Solo Studio Solo Studio Solo Studio Solo Studio The brief was a shared workspace; the opportunity was the setting. Circular windows run the full length of the ground-floor hall so that no desk loses the park, and the existing roof lights were opened up to pull daylight deeper into the plan. Because the hall was uncomforta... More

OXO Beachhouse takes the space of a previously existing restaurant, the most important need of the client was to open up the space to create a central bar that would serve as the main gathering point of the space. Our solution was to create an "all-around" bar that gives service to the dining area, but also creates a reception bar that allows for a waiting bar where people can order drinks and mingle before being sat at their table.  Robert Mendoza Robert Mendoza Robert Mendoza Robert Mendoza Robert Mendoza In order to make the bar be the centerpiece of the restaurant, we created a mirrored upside-down pyramid that acts as a "marquee" that pulls your eye into the center of the space. This form is a great aesth... More

IND-Apex Innovation Center is a 450-square-meter workspace inside Alborz Science and Technology Park, built for a subsidiary of TMB Factories to host startup teams working on electrical-industry products. The brief was to design a space that could hold two opposite needs at once, quiet, focused individual work and constant, informal team interaction, without either one dominating the plan. Mohammad Hossein Hamzehlooyi Mohammad Hossein Hamzehlooyi Mohammad Hossein Hamzehlooyi Color does the organizing work usually left to walls: the client's own brand colors, blue and orange, are assigned to different zones rather than applied as decoration, so a person moving through the building can read what kind of space they've entered,... More

Texts from Wimberly Interiors:  Hengqin is an emerging city at the forefront of transformation within the Greater Bay Area of Zhuhai. Once peripheral, it is now defining itself as a destination — driven by new economic energy, world-class attractions, and an ambition to become a highly integrated, sustainable urban environment. Seth Powers To convey this sense of optimism, growth, and future-ready identity, Hotel Indigo Hengqin’s design vision by Wimberly Interiors is expressed through the concept of a “Tomorrow Land.” At its core stands the World Tree — a unifying symbol of resilience, connectivity, and sustained development. Grounded in nature yet aspirational in spirit, it reflects Hengqin’... More