Pied-á-Mer Luxury Yacht Interior, Michael K. Chen Architecture, Photo Alan Tansey | Yellowtrace

Pied-à-Mer Yacht Interior by Michael K. Chen Architecture.

Among Chen’s main sources of inspiration were Le Corbusier’s belief that a home should be regarded as a “machine for living” and his interest in cruise ships as models for self-sufficient, utopian apartment complexes, such as his...
I See All Boutique Osaka Yusuke Seki Japanese Retail Design Photo Takumi Ota Yellowtrace

I SEE ALL Fashion Boutique in Osaka by Yusuke Seki.

Found on the second floor of a ninety-eight-year-old building in Osaka is I SEE ALL. The Japanese Boutique’s interior and furniture designed by Yusuke Seki is a tongue-in-cheek “rebellion against the sleek minimalism often found in...
Brahman Perera, Ironside Office South Melbourne Interiors, Photo Lillie Thompson | Yellowtrace

Ironside Office in South Melbourne by Brahman Perera.

Ironside’s striking new workplace by talented Melbourne interior designer Brahman Perera reflects the ethos and aspirations of the boutique development company – to create enduring projects driven by detail, quality and authenticity....
OTTOTTO GreenHouse, Oporto, Portugal Residential Architecture, Photo Alexander Bogorodskiy | Yellowtrace

GreenHouse in Porto, Portugal by OTTOTTO.

There is a fascinating and ever-present tension between the old and the new, the commonplace and the avant-garde in OTTOTTO’s GreenHouse located in Portugal’s capital Porto. Existing stone walls lay encased beneath layers of metallic...
Armadale Residence Studio Tate Australian Interior Design Photo Sharyn Cairns Yellowtrace

Armadale Residence II by Studio Tate.

Studio Tate has transformed a historic Melbourne home originally built in 1899 by pioneering mining magnate as one of three identical grand residences. Refreshed by a renovation befitting the current residents’ modern needs, Armadale...
Manhattan Pied‐a‐terre, Sandra Weingort, Luxury Residential Interiors, Photo Don Freeman | Yellowtrace

Downtown New York City Pied‐à‐terre by Sandra Weingort.

Sandra Weingort’s downtown New York City pied‐à‐terre stands as a beautifully restrained, Japanese-inspired interior – an ideal soothing antidote to the business of city life. The light-filled apartment became the perfect blank...