Restaurant Aan de Stroom (The Restaurant by the River) in Antwerp by Co.studio.
RAS waterfront restaurant is a new concept set in the iconic Zuiderterras building in Antwerp, with an elegant interior by...
Bathing Bikou Room at Volkshotel Amsterdam by Hanna Maring.
Hanna Maring refurbished a hotel room at Volkshotel Amsterdam featuring translucent screens designed to resemble the sky at different times of...
Bar Basquiat in Amsterdam by Studio Modijefsky.
Inspired by famed American poet and painter Jean-Michel Basquiat, Bar Basquiat features references to his naïve style, approach to rich earthy tones and trademark collage-like layering of colour-sketch-text. Bar Basquiat excites us...
The Pelican Studio Concept Store in Amsterdam by Framework.
Designed by the team at Framework Studio, The Pelican Studio in Amsterdam offers a playful scheme where the colours are the hero, and strength in simplicity is the prevailing achievement. The store sprawls across a split-level plane...
San George Bistro in Amsterdam by Framework.
A refined celebration of Fifties Italian glamour, the interior of San George features a crisp black, white and moss green palette, paired with bold graphic patterns and brass detailing. Large palm plants, vintage French barstools and...
Loft Office in Rotterdam by Jvantspijker Architecture.
Jvantspijker architecture has redesigned the main space of an old steam factory in the Delfshaven neighbourhood of Rotterdam into an open loft...
‘Holy Smoke’ Restaurant & Bar in Rotterdam by Studio Modijefsky.
Studio Modijefsky have designed the interior of Holy Smoke, a new Bar & Restaurant set in a historic building on the corner of Tiendplein in...
Aerometer & Personal Air Purifier by Fabian Zeijler.
Fabian Zeijler is a young, ambitious designer who recently graduated from the highly acclaimed Design Academy Eindhoven. During his studies, Fabian established himself as a designer focused on the balance between the three following...
Stories On Design // Why Are Architects So Sick For Green?
I've been noticing a peculiar phenomenon in architecture both here and overseas which has me scratching my head juuuust a little. There happens to be one colour (other than "concrete") that sits at the top of architect's list. Green....
