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15/10/2025

New York’s Fort Greene neighborhood just got a bit more colorful. The pink precast concrete facade of a new housing development at 144 Vanderbilt, developed by Tankhouse () and designed by SO – IL (), has quickly made the building the talk of the town. But the playful exterior conceals a warm and grounded interior: the new Dinesen Apartment. Designed by Danish architect David Thulstrup (), the apartment acts as a temporary showroom and event space for the Denmark-based wood flooring company (). Read more about the space at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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13/10/2025

Introducing the Fall/Winter 2025 issue of AN Interior!

This edition (our 28th!) gathers four projects that revolve around recreation; dives deep into the trends currently shaping furniture; and checks in with Vincent Van Duysen on a new luxury development in Portugal. We’re out and about in this issue: going crate digging to explore the design of New York’s record shops, and sweating it out on the west coast to see how designers are shaping a new sauna culture.

As is tradition for our Fall/Winter issue, AN also gathered and researched the most interesting, relevant, and important architects and designers shaping interiors in North America today. For our annual Top 50 list, art director designed a language of cuts and folds to present the listing. Stay tuned for the full announcement coming soon.

Hit the to order your issue and to subscribe to ensure you’re on the list for the next edition—and to stay updated about our IRL gatherings.

10/10/2025

In Austin, Texas, recently underwent a rebranding to better emphasize the values of the studio: that movement should be fun and pilates is for everyone. To help make this ethos clear spatially, clad the studio’s new space in Hyde Park with color and welcoming curvature. Learn more about it at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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08/10/2025

An interplay of planes make up the boxy massing of Villa Polo, a townhouse for a couple with two children in Casablanca, Morocco. Located on a roughly 2,690-square-foot plot, the home rises from the street with an intriguing sliver of light and perforated facade. Due to the constraints of the neighborhood and its north orientation on the street, orchestrated the home to read as an intriguing series of boxes that open up to and protect a private world within. Learn more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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06/10/2025

Sunlight filtering through the leaves of trees casts magical shadows on the forest floor. The beauty of the light, how it shifts throughout the day and the warmth it brings, inspired clients in Victoria, British Columbia, to design a home for aging in place that embodies what they loved about the island. Local firm elevated the idea of an indoor-outdoor connection for their house. With a ceiling of interlocking hemlock that casts shadows along the home like tree canopies, Arbor House nestles itself, visually and thematically, within the landscape. Learn more about the project, and its passive house strategies, at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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03/10/2025

Two buildings in Chicago’s West Fulton Market make up a new flagship for and its host of brands. Spanning almost 70,000 square feet in total, the complex provides a tour through each brand’s identity and archive and includes the first showroom in the U.S. The design was led by Chris Leong, MillerKnoll’s vice president of interiors and founding partner of Leong Leong, who was tasked with organizing the different showrooms in distinct spaces, while also carving out offices and workspace. Read more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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29/09/2025

Seventy-eight years ago Christian Dior released his first fragrance, Miss Dior, the heady perfume named after his sister, a French resistance fighter who fought the N***s, survived a concentration camp, and escaped. The history of the iconic perfume is now on display in Shanghai’s Fosun Foundation. The exhibition, ”Miss Dior: Stories of a Miss,” surveys the legacy of the fragrance with immersive scenography by . Learn more about the shapeshifting pink world the architects designed for the exhibition at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by Boris Shiu
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26/09/2025

Like many cities, Barcelona faces a housing crisis. Over the last decade, rent prices in Spain have increased 80 percent. Without wages also increasing in tandem, the availability of affordable units has dwindled considerably. In response to this crisis, a redevelopment plan is underway in the city to deliver accessible yet high-quality housing. Part of this plan is Illa Glòries, a collective housing project composed of four blocks. For Block A, the all-women studio based in Barcelona and Paris, , takes the brief of accessibility even further: The apartment block is designed to challenge traditional gender roles and assumptions in the domestic space. Learn more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by and Jose Hevia
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23/09/2025

In New York’s Lower East Side, one can indulge in the arts in its many upper-echelon galleries or hit the clubs with the twenty-somethings, eat the greasiest food imaginable or belly up to a Michelin-starred restaurant. The Lower East Side is The Tale of Two Cities if they were in fact in one neighborhood and intermixed within the same block. It’s this rich, lively culture that The Suffolk draws from. The new multifamily residential building, located in the neighborhood and designed by with interiors by considers the many eras of the community, pooling together references like artist Trisha Brown and the architectural interventions of Gordon Matta-Clark in the 70s. Learn more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by .jess.laird
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19/09/2025

Women can enjoy their full lung capacity thanks to Paul Poiret, the early 20th-century fashion designer who freed women from the restraints of the corset. Poiret revolutionized haute couture by introducing new, modern forms like loose fits and drapery. Today his work is honored with a retrospective at , open through January 2026. The design of “Paul Poiret: Fashion is a Feast” by and rightly goes bold and bright for the icon who subverted fashion’s forms. Learn more about the geographic approach at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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17/09/2025

The communal block of Moscow’s Narkomfin Building has tall ceilings and looks out onto a lush courtyard. Two layers of glass, a few inches apart, mediate views between inside and outside, a typical solution for Constructivist buildings in cold climates, like Melnikov House. The building was completed in 1930 by Moisei Ginzburg, Mikhail Okhitovich, and Ignaty Milinis. Today, it is home to a new cafe designed by architect and Maria Kruchinskaya. Operated by , Narkomfin Cafe’s new interiors are based on stratigraphic uncovering of plaster layers and bespoke ephemera. Read more at the .
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Words by Dan Roche, images by
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15/09/2025

Singapore’s first fully 3D-printed, multi-story home was completed this year by Park + Associates () and . The residence, dubbed QR3D, is not only a case study for working with the novel technology, but it’s also an experiment that pushes the method’s limits. The home, for the firm’s own founder Lim Koon Park, expands Singapore’s use of 3D printing to larger and more complex structures. With QR3D, the construction method is used, in partly unconventional ways, to create a 4-story, 7-bedroom, 6,130-square-foot abode with curving and conical sculptures. Learn more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by .lim
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