The Vakko Nisantasi Store by Autoban

Turkish design studio Autoban have designed a flagship store for the fashion retailer Vakko.

The store, located in the Nisantasi quarter of Istanbul, Turkey; is filled with luxurious materials and customised seating throughout its five floors. Inspired by the swirling Vakko logo, Autoban designed a lamp with a similarly curved lampshade specially for the project, while sleek and simple embedded patterns were introduced along the internal surfaces, adding to the luxurious element of the overall experience.

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The Sliver Restaurant Interior by DarkDesignGroup

Russian designers DarkDesignGroup have sent us some photos of the interior of the Sliver Restaurant they’ve recently completed.

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The ROBERT Restaurant Opens in New York

The ROBERT restaurant has opened atop the Museum of Arts and Design in New York City.

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Hotel Zenden by Wiel Arets Architects

Wiel Arets Architects have designed the interior of the Zenden Hotel in Maastricht, The Netherlands.

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Parliament’s Office Interior Design

Parliament, a graphic design/marketing company in Portland, Oregon, have shared some photos of their office interior design with us.

The design features a number of pieces made from salvaged and reclaimed materials, including salvaged pizza ovens, street signs, and wood from old crates, a barn and a church.

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Flat #1 by Ecole

Ecole, a French architecture and design studio, has designed an apartment interior in Paris.

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Book Review – Stephan Jaklitsch: Habits, Patterns, Algorithms

Today we received a copy of the recently published book featuring a decade of work from architect Stephan Jaklitsch. The book is titled “Habits, Patterns, Algorithms,” and it shows off the various projects Stephan Jaklitsch has completed between 1998 and 2008. Each project is presented with a description by the architect, as well as photos, layouts, and sketches. Many of the projects are of the various Marc Jacobs stores that Jaklitsch has designed over the years, but there are also a few residential projects, as well as some concepts and proposals for projects that we assume were never completed. This book would be especially interesting to anyone who enjoys retail store design

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A. Kinney Court Store Interior by Ilan Dei Studio

Ilan Dei Studio have designed and fabricated the interior of a concept fashion boutique and eyewear gallery, located near their design studio and workshop in Venice, California.

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The design intention takes cues from a variety of inspirations, ranging from the Eames bent plywood processes and skateboard construction to the sand dune formations and ocean waves seen along the neighboring coast.

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Nat. Fine Bio Food Restaurant Interior by eins:eins Architects

eins:eins Architects designed the interior for the nat. fine bio food restaurant in Hamburg, Germany.

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Langland Office Interior by Jump Studios

Jump Studios have completed the interior design of the new offices for Langland, an UK based advertising agency.

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Arezzo Park Hotel by Simone Micheli

Italian architect Simone Micheli has completed the design of the Arezzo Park Hotel.

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Verdura Resort by Olga Polizzi and Flavio Albanese

Interior designer Olga Polizzi and architect Flavio Albanese have designed the recently opened Verdura Resort in Sicily.

Set across 230 hectares of olive groves and countryside, the rooms are in two distinct types of building, Courtyard and Landscape, which are woven subtly into the landscape and offer a real sense of privacy and space. Natural materials such as stone, sand, wood and cane echo the traditional architecture of Sicily, and rooms make imaginative use of both outdoor and indoor space.

The interiors are beautifully appointed and encapsulate The Art of Simple Luxury. She has used a rich palette of earth tones and bright printed fabrics to reflect the character of Sicily, with a design motif inspired by a classic Sicilian tile. Bedrooms feature four-poster wooden beds, polished concrete floors and artful Italian lighting, and are decorated with locally fired earthenware. The bathrooms are naturally lit with stone vanity tops, and some have outside courtyards with fig trees.

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Torre de Cristal Office Interior by A-cero Architects

A-cero Architects have completed an office interior in the recently built Torre de Cristal “Crystal Tower” building in Madrid, Spain.

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Interior of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Barcelona

The Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola is responsible for the interior design of the recently opened Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Barcelona.

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High Loft Shelf-Wall by Ontwerpduo

Dutch design studio Ontwerpduo have completed the interior of a high loft in The Hague.

The space is four meters high, and with that in mind, ontwerpduo designed a huge shelf-wall with adjustable colour accents. The living room and bedroom were completely designed in this concept.

You can watch a short video of the project on YouTube – here.

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