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Design Milk
Ruby Street in Highland Park, Los Angeles, used to be a Suffragette House, a Civil Rights meeting place and a Progressive church. In 2016, the building came under Lourdes Hernandez and her husband Zach Leigh and–with an astute eye for interior design and contemporary furniture and objects–the couple transformed it to a stunning venue.
This year, Zack and Lourdes have joined hands with interior designer Francesca ‘Kiki’ De La Fuente and creative partners Working Holiday Studio to re-open the space as a creative hub with regular cultural programming to build in a wider community of creatives.
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designboom
Esrawe Studio has carved out a new restaurant interior that brings a flavor of japan to the Santa Fe district of Mexico City. Situated on the ground floor of a commercial building, Tori Tori Santa Fe marks the fifth outpost of a line of renowned Japanese restaurants. Inspired by the ‘subtlety and sobriety’ of traditional Japanese craftsmanship, the recent intervention transports patrons into a calm and serene atmosphere, swathed in natural and black-colored timber.
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Interior Design
It can tough, after graduation, to know what kind of work you’d like to do—and where you’d like to do it. For recent architecture and urban planning graduates in Curitiba, Brazil, there’s now a good solution for the second dilemma: Atelier 1901. Architects Ismael Gustavo Zanardini and Thatiane Botto de Barros, partners at Studio BaZa Architecture and Interior Design, conceived the 2,200-square-foot project as a hub. “We are a community,” says Zanardini, “a space for collaboration and exchange of experiences.”
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Healthcare Design Magazine
Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health (PMLGH) in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, wanted to replace its pediatric practice Roseville Pediatrics in order to support its growth in patient volume.
Working with a design-build project team of NORR (architecture and interior design; Philadelphia); Wohlsen (general contractor and builder; Lancaster); and Barton (engineering; Pittsburgh), PMLGH set out to open a new 12,500-square-foot facility.
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Metropolis Magazine
The word “tangible” has multiple, perhaps contradictory, meanings. On the one hand, tangibility is all about touch and suggests a material or object that is concrete, or per Merriam Webster, “substantially real.” But emotions can also be tangible—clear and definite, not physically, but psychically. When Michael Yarinsky Studio rebranded as the Office of Tangible Space earlier this year, Michael Yarinsky and Kelley Perumbeti wanted to choose a name that spoke to the physical, spatial, and emotional experience of interior space, something they feel is often lost in the age of Instagram.
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Design Milk
Los Angeles-based Ahlem Eyewear enlisted the help of Shapeless Studio Architecture & Interiors to design their new retail space in New York City. The modern eyewear brand, which specializes in design-focused frames handmade in Paris, has moved into the flexible 500-square-foot space situated on Elizabeth Street in SoHo – a space that can easily morph into a showroom, gallery, or event space.
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Dezeen
Nut-coloured walls and bronze mirrors feature in the two-tone Buddy Buddy cafe in Brussels, which serves up speciality coffee and nut butters that are made on site.
Designed by Amsterdam studio HOP Architects, the 70-square-metre cafe is located on the ground floor of the city's UN Studio-designed Le Toison d'Or building.
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Acrovyn Wall Panels are the answer to the industry's need for a custom, easily installed wall panel system. A reimagined offering of functional and aesthetic improvements allows for use of Acrovyn Wall Panels in a variety of spaces with protective and decorative needs. From our solid color offering to our Chameleon™ simulated patterns and Acrovyn by Design®, interior environments have visual freedom when it comes to design possibilities.
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Interior Design
Designit, a global strategic design agency, has clear ideas about how office spaces should look—and work. But when it came time for a new office concept for its Munich studio, the firm turned to Stuttgart-based Von M, which has approached residential and institutional projects throughout Germany with an open-minded minimalism since Matthias Siegert founded the firm in 2004.
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Hospitality Design
Rosewood has introduced its newest outpost in Yangon, Myanmar. Located within the former New Law Courts building, the Rosewood Yangon was crafted by New York–based Lillian Wu Studio and Tokyo-based Bond Design Studio to merge Yangon’s history and culture with contemporary comforts.
Original three-story Ionic colonnades punctuate the arrival experience, along with three original chandeliers suspended from the striking portico.
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The perfect chairs for well-designed homes, restaurants, and modern offices. Fyrn's heirloom-quality seating is available in 3 heights, both with and without backs, and customizable in wood, metal, and upholstery. Fyrn designs and builds furniture in California featuring the patented Stemn Bracket, a beautiful piece of exposed hardware that creates strength where other furniture fails.
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WDRB-TV
Homeless Louisville veterans will soon have a warm place to sleep thanks to a group of University of Louisville students.
Students in the school's interior design program are designing tiny homes made from large shipping containers. The homes populate a new community for homeless vets created by the Veteran's Club. That community, called Camp Restoration, will be located just off of Dixie Highway, near Stuart Avenue. It will consist of 25 tiny homes, a community center, and a wellness center for veterans and their families.
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Dezeen
American interior designer Kelly Wearstler scoured vintage shops to source the eclectic furniture that decorates the living room-style lobby of this hotel in Santa Monica, California. Santa Monica Proper occupies the 1920s Santa Monica Professional Building and a curvilinear extension designed by local firm Howard Laks Architects.
Located on Wilshire Boulevard in the coastal Californian city, it forms the lastest in the Proper hotel chain Wearstler runs with her husband Brad Korzen and Brian De Lowe.
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IIDA Design Matters
IIDA and AIA Chicago kicked off the second season of their Designers & Architects Talk series on February 11. First up, a conversation between IIDA Executive Vice President and CEO Cheryl S. Durst, Hon. FIIDA, and Lauren Rottet, FIIDA, FAIA, a celebrated interior designer with over 60 million square feet of built design.
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IIDA Design Matters
As safety concerns surrounding the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) continue to grow, IIDA is closely monitoring updates from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) and the WHO (World Health Organization) to provide new information to our members. Employers, event planners, and organizations are emphasizing preparedness, prevention, and minimizing panic—particularly if their cities have seen an uptick in cases. The health and safety of IIDA members is our priority, and we have gathered together some essential tips and important information for keeping you, your family, and your community safe.
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Rich design consideration and exquisite craftsmanship combine to create this boutique chair and coordinating ottoman. The wooden, handcrafted arms feature an organic curve that envelops the user. Stunning, exposed finger joints featured on the sides and the back rival its gorgeous, tailored front. Tapered legs accentuate Hobsen’s graceful curves.
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Interior Design
“We believe the purpose of both design and designer is to guide. To provoke, to clarify, to move people emotionally and functionally forward. Whether through big transformations or everyday tasks, design should make people and business work smarter.”
Impressive quote, right? Gets the juices flowing when it comes to realizing the potential that design can play not just on productivity and mood, but also on the core objectives of the company conducting business in its presence.
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Thonet’s Legacy Lounge Seating, available in high back, low back, and armless styles, features Mid-Century lines and exposed plywood components which add a touch of flair in today’s modern interior spaces. Pair Legacy Lounge with our bentwood side chairs, stools and tables.
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By Michael J. Berens
 With market conditions trending in their favor, residential interior designers are looking forward to another profitable year. Reluctant to give up their current homes, homeowners planning to stay in place for the long haul are choosing to spend instead on improvements and updates. Although industry forecasts predict remodeling and renovation activity will slow during the second half of the year, surveys at present show a sizable majority of homeowners have plans to undertake home improvement projects in the coming months.
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With 100s of color options, 3 trim options, and 3 cooktop configurations, we can help you with your clients' dream range. We offer Trade program benefits, unbeatable pricing, and superior customer service. Visit us at iLveusa.com or call us at 718-249-1215 and let us help you deliver the perfect kitchen.
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Forbes
Perhaps it’s because the Roaring Twenties are back (2020s, that is), but Alessandra Wood, Vice President of Style at Modsy, the online interior design firm, is seeing a resurgence in interest for Art Deco design among her clients. Wood explains that the style—featuring elements of high contrast, bold pops of brass and chrome, round silhouettes, and saturated hues—is classically chic yet can look just as modern today as it did 100 years ago when the movement began.
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