Kitchen

Interior Design: Suppercaat StudioConstructor: ATZ HomeLocation: Danang, VietnamPhotos: phuanh.frames phuongphuanh In a moment of remembering that “I used to cultivate yeast, bake, make kombucha with joy and peace”. The customer asked us about setting up a new kitchen so that they could seriously return to the homemade products they had before. Rearrange the layout, change the doors for convenience and good heat dissipation after using the oven, add a little product introduction and the person who made the product. Hippo kitchen completed after a week of renovation, fragrant and full of energy. phuongphuanh phuongphuanh phuongphuanh More

A structure between living, producing, and coexisting In the age of digital mobility, space is no longer bound to singular functions; portability, multi-connectivity, and spatial ambiguity have redefined the everyday landscape. Today, a library, a café, or a kitchen is no longer confined to its original role — each can become a workspace, a social interface, or a site of production. While this transformation has already taken root in public and semi-public realms, the real question lies in how such multifunctionality can be integrated into the domestic scale — particularly within spatial constraints. Caption How can the interior spaces of the home respond to these shifting practices of production?How might persona... More

 The kitchen is always the heart of the home and originally the kitchen was inaccessible to the other living spaces. With this remodel, we made the kitchen the heart of the home again and connected the spaces proximity wise and you can see all the spaces in one spot –nice for hosting and just living there as a family. We move the kitchen to an oversized dining room and reorganized the entire floorpan for better connection between all the living spaces.  Nick Cruze Nick Cruze Nick Cruze Nick Cruze The kitchen’s old location is now a mudroom, laundry and closet hidden away. We improved the natural light coming into the space as well as views out for an indoor outdoor connection. Using light and brigh... More

In today's home design trends, functionality meets sophistication in kitchen cabinetry, as beautifully exemplified by this stunning setup. Focused on functionality, designers at Model Remodel renovated a kitchen in Seattle to upgrade a home's culinary experience. The heart of this space is undoubtedly its cabinetry, which marries utility with luxury. These aren't just ordinary cabinets; they feature woven wire mesh panels of Banker Wire S-12 finished in a plated Antique Brass, adding an intriguing visual element to the kitchen's profile. This kitchen is a testament to the beauty of blending modern and traditional elements. The Antique Brass mesh cabinets, with their striking contrast to the robust base cabinets, add depth and character to... More

This exquisite full-house remodel merges a feature-heavy addition with a reimagined floor plan to create an expansive main home and a stunning accessory dwelling unit (ADU). Focused on functionality, designers at Model Remodel added hundreds of square feet of new living space, a full-remodeled ADU, a new kitchen, an attached garage, two new bedrooms, and so much more. Just minutes from Seattle, this sustainable Mercer Island remodel is a dream home made real. The fully remodeled kitchen stands out as the centerpiece of the main living area, while the dining room exudes sophistication with its built-in cabinets and wrap-around countertop that seamlessly connect the spaces. The beautiful new walnut cabinets are adorned with the Banker Wire S... More

A Toronto couple has opposite tastes: he is an enthusiast of tenebrous minimalism, and she a lover of bright French country kitchens. They wanted to renovate their home of ten years, to streamline and organize their books and belongings. The architect proposed a dual design with deep oak tones along the lower half of the rooms, and bright whites above, merging the two tastes to create denlike coziness. Scott Norsworthy Scott Norsworthy The design hinges on ‘ribbons’ flowing through the space, guiding the motion through the rooms. The ribbons curve in areas where sharp corners would not fit, or would stop the flow of movement. In the kitchen, a tight space, all lower cabinet corners are softened with curved ends, allow... More

We are constantly seeking ways to contribute to various problems around the world by using design solutions. This project is one of a great representation of how we approach environmental issues and help to activate or restore local culture.  Masanao Tokuda Masanao Tokuda Our project was to create a custom made kitchen made of a very special cedar from Japan. The cedar wood used for this project is from Miyagi (Northern Japan), a city hit by an earthquake and Tsunami on March 11, 2011. The actual product was exhibited at DESIGNART TOKYO 2022, one of the most renowned design festivals today in Japan.  Masanao Tokuda Masanao Tokuda Miyagi is famous for its beautiful nature, specifically for the local cedar wood... More

The interiors at this Lincoln Park residence exude refined sophistication and timeless design. The experience begins at the illuminated foyer cabinet, where tasteful lighting sets the tone for a warm welcome. Adding an extra layer of elegance, the design team at Inspired Interiors incorporated Banker Wire's 3DZ-151 architectural wire mesh in the kitchen, foyer, and wet bar as cabinet inserts and partitions. This mesh's meticulous weaving provides increased rigidity through a balanced arrangement of the wires in the front and back. In the home's foyer, a beautifully illuminated cabinet warmly welcomes guests while providing a functional design element for the homeowners. The cabinet doors feature Banker Wire's 3DZ-151 mesh, providing a brea... More

Studio ST Architects renovated a pre-war Manhattan penthouse apartment to accommodate a multi-generational, Asia-based family and highlight the wrap-around views of Central Park. Studio ST Architects collaborated with interior designer Atelier + Concept to create a classy and fresh interior which mixes “high” and “low” cost elements. Angela Hau & Alex Krauss The apartment layout was reconfigured to create a clear and simple circulation, separating the public spaces from the three bedrooms and creating an en-suite primary bathroom. A new foyer was introduced—clad in antique mirrors and De Gournay wallpaper—which leads to the long hallway that acts as the apartment spine, punctuated by a series of... More

As the years go by, customs and living arrangements change. Previously, the floor plans of residential apartments were highly compartmentalized, with various separate rooms divided by walls, a room for staff, numerous bathrooms, among other distinctive features. However, increasingly, the newer generations seek more open and connected spaces with fewer obstacles and a lively atmosphere. This is how we conceptualized this renovation project together with the young couple who owns this apartment in the Itaim neighborhood. Pedro Napolitano Prata With 110m² of space, we proposed the demolition of all the walls in the social or common areas, integrating them into a single, fluid, and cozy space. Where there used to be a living room, d... More

This midcentury modern-inspired Riverside Drive Apartment is a combined 2,500-square-foot apartment. It is designed as a home for a family of five that would continue to accommodate the children as they grow older. The apartment renovation transformed the space by relocating the entrance and creating a generous foyer adjacent to the new enlarged kitchen. Alan Tansey Alan Tansey Alan Tansey The former entry area was converted into a family room den, which became the favorite space for the family to hang out, play video games and watch TV. Black steel bi-fold doors with fluted glass offer subtle privacy and allow natural light from the living room windows to filter into the room. Alan Tansey Alan Tansey Alan... More

The owners of the complex are a middle-aged couple who often have adult children and parents visiting. Their wide range of interests, knowledge in various fields allowed us to formulate a lot of wishes and ideas for the future interior already at the initial stage. Alexander Volodin Alexander Volodin After several stages of sketching layouts and visualizations, we gradually came to the image that became the embodiment of their meaningful decisions and ideas about comfort. The main request was to create a space conducive to both private relaxation and spending time with friends.” Alexander Volodin Alexander Volodin Alexander Volodin Alexander Volodin Alexander Volodin Alexander Volodin Alexan... More