Interiorinspiration

A spacious two-story house was built to accommodate a family of five – a couple and three children. It was important to create an intimate and cozy atmosphere for family rest, as well as to design private spaces for each family member. The muted tones and natural materials in the finishes blend in harmoniously with the architecture of the house reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright's legendary villas.  Caption On the ground floor you’ll find a huge common space – a living room with fireplace and TV-zone, a kitchen, a dining room, a playroom with Playstation, SPA-zone, bathrooms and two guest bedrooms. On the second floor, a master-suite, an office with a fireplace, a gym and three kids rooms. Designers choose a... More

The main task of the project was to preserve the original space of the main room of the apartment with large windows, therefore, all the main areas (living room, kitchen and bedrooms) are located along the windows and utility rooms and bathrooms are located along the blank wall. We wanted to preserve the light and volume of the room as much as possible, so the living room/kitchen was given the central part of the apartment with two windows, and the main bedroom with a third window is separated from the common area by a glass partition, which helps to preserve the feeling of a common space. The interior is a mixture of minimalism with classic elements. In the spacious living room an elegant metal library adjoins classic double doors with c... More

The complete fitting out of this beautiful apartment in north of Paris allowed us to deploy our artistic lanaguage and explore the aesthetic desires of the owners. More

Tom McDermott approached DO in March 2018 with an idea for a startup business, intending to deliver healthy salad based food and good coffee to the people of Glasgow from an unoccupied compact space in the Merchant City.At less than 30 sq.m the challenge was to create a space that was dynamic and utilitarian, and where the key architectural move was to celebrate the richness and colour of food as a focal point in the space.The resulting space is deliberately muted in form and colour combining Marley Equitone cement based panels around the walls with a concrete floor and ceiling. The perimeter materials form a backdrop to the sculpted ceramic counter which is formed using D-Tile, the counter homogeneously changes direction and height as... More