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Pastificio Occhiolino is a light-filled, pared-back space organized around an open kitchen and pasta laboratory, which allows diners to observe both the pasta-making and pasta-cooking processes. Originally a carriage house and, more recently, a mechanic garage, the building’s working-class past and no-nonsense architecture made it an ideal setting for the unfussy restaurant the owners wanted to introduce to the city Riley Snelling Photography Riley Snelling Photography Riley Snelling Photography Riley Snelling Photography “From the start, we knew Occhiolino would not be a plate by tweezer type of restaurant,  that the owners wanted a casual comfortable space, and we wanted that comfort to thread from c... More

Tucked within a historic apartment building in the heart of the bustling city center, Moa Moa is a hidden gem for those who appreciate beauty and detail. Craftsmanship takes center stage. The experience begins at the open pasta lab near the entrance, where the creation of fresh noodles serves as a visual promise of quality. Whether for a traveler or a local resident, the balcony area, with large windows opening up to the busy street below, offers a perfect connection to the city's energy. Chuong Pham Chuong Pham Chuong Pham The dining space balances casual freedom with playful design, highlighted by a mosaic floor. Its gradient transitions from blue to creamy white, mimicking flour dusted across a kitchen counter. To soften... More

Orilla  is envisioned as a warm, character-rich neighbourhood restaurant and lounge rooted in Mediterranean coastal living. The design tells a layered story, where vintage references, handcrafted details, and natural materials create an immediate emotional connection. Arrival is marked by an intimate entrance corridor, wrapped in wooden cladding, green arches, floral tiles, and woven lighting that sets a nostalgic tone. Throughout the space, arches, half-circle motifs, and textured ceilings create rhythm, depth, and visual continuity. The bar acts as a central anchor, defined by green 3D vintage tiles, warm wood detailing, and a striking violet marble top. A cane canopy and fringed lighting above the bar introduce a relaxed bistro atmo... More

“What I dream of is an art like a good armchair—one that offers rest from physical fatigue.” This sentence appears in the painter’s notes of Henri Matisse. Perspectives may differ, but I interpret it in two ways: by necessity and for everyone. In that sense, it resonates deeply with the spatial design we pursue. “Art like an armchair” does not simply refer to the practical function of an ordinary chair anyone can purchase; rather, much like the etymology of the word art, a skill derived from technique, it speaks to using the craft of creating beauty for those who need it. In other words, it is the desire to create an armchair that feels like art. Caption Caption Caption A young entrepreneu... More

Juksunchae is an intimate Korean fine dining restaurant offering a new kind of experience through a warm atmosphere and meticulously crafted cuisine.With only 14 seats and an open kitchen, guests are invited to see the craftsmanship of the chefs up close—an essential part of the experience. Adisorn Ruangsiridecha The interior design draws inspiration from hanok, traditional Korean houses, where the back of the home is typically reserved for fermentation, preparation, and cooking. This concept is thoughtfully translated into both the layout and ambience of the space. The walls are adorned with textured surfaces reminiscent of the rough outdoor walls found at the back of hanok homes. Above the seating area, the ceiling mimics exp... More

Katara Beach Club & Restaurant, Krabi Katara Beach Club & Restaurant, located on the pristine shoreline of Krabi, draws inspiration from the region’s striking natural phenomena. The powerful surges of storm waves, the fleeting beauty of the sandbar sea, and the luminous glow of bioluminescent plankton on moonless nights are translated into the project’s conceptual foundation: “Tornado + Luminescence”. This narrative becomes the central design driver, transforming natural wonder into architectural and interior expression. DOF Sky | Ground DOF Sky | Ground DOF Sky | Ground DOF Sky | Ground Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by a cream-white structure with undulating textures that echo the... More

Sontaya, meaning “sunset” in Thai, is the new beautiful venue at The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort, set among a series of floating pavilions that stretch out across the turquoise waters of the Arabian Gulf. Designed as an enchanting environment subtly infused with the essence of Southeast Asia, Sontaya is a pan-Southeast Asian restaurant, combining design elements from Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia with a modern perspective. Caption Caption The architecture features sleek, contemporary lines layered with rich textures that harmonize effortlessly with the serene backdrop of Saadiyat Island. The design blends seamlessly with the surrounding colors and forms — from the stunning beach and golden sand to shimmer... More

There is a modest walking trail on this land near Seooreung in Goyang City It is gentlestroll for those who, after visiting the five royal tombs of Seooreung and enjoying a light meal. The architect named the grand structure situated at the starting point of thiswalking trail "The Oreum” Yoon Taehoon In the concrete jungle and the weariness of everyday life, people often turn to nature insearch of respite. This is likely because nature offers us new experiences and diverseemotions, instilling in us a sense of awe and tranquility. Café Oreum (The Oreum) wasconceived to embody the client’s desire, telling a story that extends beyond just a café. It was designed as a cultural space where one can experience the m... More

“It all began with a single sentence: ‘Without highlighting Busan, the slogan of Milhaedam, we planned a premium wheat noodle house focused entirely on wheat and noodles.’” Yoon Taehoon Yoon Taehoon Yoon Taehoon To express Milhaedam’s identity within the space, we needed a delicate process of closely observing wheat and noodles from different perspectives. We repeatedly tasted milmyeon and observed how it was made to explore how that experience could be translated into a visual and sensory space. Yoon Taehoon Yoon Taehoon Starting from the solid grain of wheat, through its transformation into fine flour, and finally into noodles, we studied each stage thoroughly. Our goal was to repre... More

Just like the literal meaning of a train platform — a place where you get on and off a train — this space was designed to offer an escape from the complexities and fatigue of daily life, as if you were momentarily embarking on a journey. Yoon Taehoon To capture the feeling of leisurely sipping a drink at a quiet train station somewhere in Europe, we used aged brick walls, vintage finishes, and nostalgic signage that evoke the charm of an old railway stop. Yoon Taehoon The gentle sound of a drink being poured, the rich aromas that linger in the air, and the new tastes and textures that unfold with every sip — we wanted to create a space where visitors can unwind with a slow glass of whiskey and peacefully close... More

Saeraul is located in Yeonhui-dong, Seoul, a neighborhood filled with quiet mansion-like homes that resemble peaceful gardens in the heart of the bustling city. Along the calm alleys, many of these homes have been gently transformed into bright, wood-toned cafes and commercial spaces. We wanted to offer a space that, while housed in a remodeled mansion like many others, carries a different mood and unique content. In this tranquil garden-like setting, we focused on the client’s desire for “complete rest within a mansion,” and that became the starting point of our design. Yoon Taehoon Yoon Taehoon The name ‘Saeraul’ is a combination of “saera” (a pure Korean word meaning ‘new’... More

"Moktan-jang" is a brand that embodies the meaning of an artisan who handles wood and charcoal. Yoon Taehoon Yoon Taehoon Yoon Taehoon To depict this restaurant, which is based on the finest charcoal, we focused on the essence of charcoal, the various forms of "light" that manifest when charcoal burns, its symbolism, and its material properties. Yoon Taehoon Yoon Taehoon Yoon Taehoon "The Unpredictable Materiality of Charcoal" All forms and patterns of charcoal originate from natural shapes; no identical forms exist, and they are unpredictable. To visually express these surface characteristics, we implemented the hard and irregular forms of charcoal using matte natural marble. Yoon Taehoon Yoon Taeho... More

Taepyeong-ri in Yeoju is a village where, in the past, scholars traveling to Hanyang for the national civil service examination would pause to rest from their arduous journey. It is a place imbued with calm and peaceful energy—true to its name, which means “great peace.” Park Dahae Park Dahae Park Dahae There, a long, quiet, and majestic wall can be seen from afar. As one approaches and looks up, the wall resembles that of a stately mansion—firm and restrained in its material character. The sky that emerges between the walls frames a canvas of blue skies, drifting clouds, and light, as if painted by nature itself. Park Dahae Park Dahae Park Dahae At the end of the path that runs along... More

Bruculino is a 5-star restaurant located in the heart of the revitalized downtown South Norwalk. The bar stretches across the entire length of the restaurant as a counterpoint to the dining area. Caption Caption Wood slated panels clad the walls, providing warmth and acoustic absorption. The kitchen rest behind the main dining area, with large openings for guests to see in. Bright red accents pepper the space adding color and interest. Caption More