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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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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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12/09/2025

In a 115-year-old art deco building in London’s Marylebone neighborhood, just steps from Regency Park, a newly renovated penthouse apartment applies high-quality materials in varied, but always rich applications. The clients of Portland Place had a challenging brief for local design and development firm : cohesively combine traditional and contemporary elements. Learn more at the .
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10/09/2025

The Fold is a home addition project for an artist in Los Angeles’s Glassell Park. thus divided the brief into four parts to make the most use of the budget: expanding the connection to the outdoors with a larger porch and new deck, expanding the living room, creating an ADU and art studio, and creating a conditioned attic space to house storage. Strategic moves and geometric tricks stitch all the movements together into a cohesively buoyant home and ADU. Read more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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08/09/2025

landed in New York for its second year. Like the previous, the fair brought fanciful fanfare (and an exclusive afterparty at Brooklyn’s Unveiled club), cross-pollination between design disciplines, and a strong display from emerging and diverse designers across sections. The only thing it didn’t have was air conditioning.

Nevertheless, AN Interior was there to sweat it out at the newly renovated WSA building, where the fair was held. Swipe through and then click the to see the full list of designs that truly made it a hot weekend.
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Words by Kelly Pau, images courtesy , , and
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05/09/2025

The charm of a 1961 ranch home in Los Angeles’s Mandeville Canyon was buried under previous renovations. Bernatz Studio () approached the renovation of a young family’s home by first stripping things down. During demo, the beauty of the post-and-beam ceiling and pitched roof guided the architects’ direction. The result restores the charm of the Cape May–style home while bringing it into the modern world. Learn more at the .
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03/09/2025

Designed in 1956, Creston House by architect Roger Lee was designed to be unpretentious. Like most of Lee’s designs, the Berkeley Hills, California, residence was geared toward the middle class, showing that with minimalist design high-quality homes can be affordable. His no-frills approach draws attention to rich materiality and Bay Area craftsmanship. was tapped for a light renovation of the home. The architects approached the project by opposing an additive mindset, retaining 99 percent of the original building and adding only subtle tweaks to safeguard Lee’s work. Learn more at the .
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29/08/2025

S*x shops generally recall sleazy drapes, bad lighting, and questionable carpets—not at Njoy. Located in Kyiv, Ukraine, this educational space and store looks to modernize and soften the experience. Instead, Ukrainian designer approached Njoy as a place to support open conversations around s*x, s*xuality, and self-discovery. To that end, Mirzoyan uses lightweight and open forms with hints of play to create a space sensitive to stigma. Learn more at the .
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28/08/2025

Before designs began for , a new fine-casual dining spot in Houston, award-winning chef and owner Shawn Gawle cooked a meal for Troy Schaum and his team at . The meal was executed with precision and technique yet served with a sense of, well, camaraderie. “It was clear from that moment on that he wanted to create a space to serve exquisitely conceived and executed dishes, but generously and in an environment that felt unpretentious,” said Schaum. This ethos transformed the wood-framed, gable-roof garage, formerly being used as a metal workshop, into a restaurant that conveys the feeling of a cabin retreat in the city. Learn more at the .
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26/08/2025

Once a fireman’s hall, venue for Dia Art Foundation, and performance space and theater, the new store in New York is suffused with history. The building is a relic of Soho’s architectural lineage, particularly the neighborhood’s high concentration of cast-iron buildings. Confronted with this history, but also the future-forward identity of the luxury home and beauty brand, Dyson, integrates old and new for the new Dyson flagship and office. Learn more at the .
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22/08/2025

For Canadian brand ’s new concept store in Brooklyn, maximizes on a compact footprint by employing a playground of color and geometry. The scheme borrows from the ethos of loft design. Learn more at the .
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20/08/2025

Founded 10 years ago, is more than a yoga studio. It’s a retreat (they offer yoga-focused trips to Costa Rica); a digital platform (to livestream classes and access tutorials on demand); and a spa (with complimentary shots of chlorophyll). Their new space in New York now reflects the yoga platform’s inspirations in art and design. elevated the standard blank box yoga studio, balancing a restrained hand with a material richness. Learn more at the .
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