Interior Design News

Interior Design News

Interior Design News featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Echo of Serenity

Echo of Serenity is a private residence interior design in Taipei, Taiwan, covering 198.35 square meters. The entry corridor uses dark stone flooring, dark wood veneer ceilings and matching wall panels to form a grounded threshold. The main living area shifts to light wood veneer ceilings, textured wall coatings and seamless flooring, which increase openness and light diffusion. Fabric and leather furnishings soften the lines. The layout is barrier-free. The interior is intended as a calm retreat from the pace of the city.

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Armira Exclusive

Located in Arnavutkoy, Istanbul, Armira Exclusive offers a unique living experience that combines tranquility and luxury in the heart of nature. This boutique project consists of eight private villas, blending modern architecture with natural beauty. The design ensures a serene atmosphere, with expansive landscape areas, private gardens, and a layout that harmonizes with the surrounding environment, offering residents a peaceful retreat away from the stresses of city life. Armira Exclusive redefines luxury living, offering an exclusive escape where nature meets sophistication.

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Natural Life Dream Music House

Natural Life Dream Music House is a guesthouse interior in Taiwan inspired by audio speakers. The living room ceiling is formed with wooden slats and grid panels that improve acoustics. A dark tone links the living and dining areas. A fireplace wall in weathered steel adds warmth and texture. In the dining area, a translucent marble wall creates a play of light and shadow. The dining table is made of hand chiseled stone and solid wood. The interior brings natural, mountain inspired elements indoors.

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Enjoei Headquarter

Enjoei Headquarter is an office interior located in the Copan building in Sao Paulo, designed by Oscar Niemeyer in the 1950s. The floor of 2,100 square metres was requalified for about 230 people, with integrated workspaces and numerous meeting rooms. The existing subfloor was kept as the final flooring and the original finishes were restored, which reduced waste. Recycled fabrics, exclusive carpet designs and curated furniture were used. The meeting rooms apply low cost solutions that improve acoustics. White surfaces create a calm and futuristic atmosphere.

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Work at Nagasaki

Work at Nagasaki is a coworking office set on the tenth and eleventh floors of a building in the old city center of Nagasaki, Japan. The two floors cover 4,500 square meters and are joined by a grand staircase that also serves as an open seminar room during events. The tenth floor holds a reception area, an event space and an open office. The eleventh floor holds closed offices and a meeting room with a wide view. Local materials such as Isahaya stone and Sendan wood were used, and a steel counter of 5.5 meters was made with shipbuilding methods.

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Mangrove Garden

Mangrove Garden is an office interior for a global financial institution in Hong Kong. The project covers 54,000 square feet across three storeys. Each level has a central hub inspired by a mangrove garden, with tropical plants and structures that recall mangrove trees. Flexible seating around each hub supports teamwork and social interaction. Site-specific artworks by local artists encourage engagement. Repurposed furnishings and bio-based finishes were selected for responsible material use. The colour scheme reinterprets the signature brand red with a wider palette.

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