Kelly Pau

1 week ago | archpaper.com | Kelly Pau

Go bold without straying into kitsch—these statement-making wallcoverings are elevated and artful without being overly noisy. APPIAN WAY PANEL SETBACKDROP x XAVIER DONNELLYEmilyPierre Frey and Emily JacksonThe Green House Wallcovering CollectionMoooi x Arte InternationalGood Dogs EverywhereSchumacherThe Season of the TreeHouse of Hackney

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Building a family often requires more space and with more space, more clutter. CC Residence, a spatially and monetarily economic project in Brooklyn, New York, considers how to raise a family with a minimalist approach. On a limited budget, local architecture and design practice, Plan Plan, renovated the apartment for a couple with a young child.

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Milanese firm Hannes Peer Architecture’s first hotel project brings an elegant Italian and residential style to New York’s The Manner, a spinoff from Standard International. The firm worked with Verena Haller, the hotel’s chief design officer, to outfit the property’s lobby, 97 guest rooms, penthouse, restaurant, cocktail bar, and the guest-only space dubbed The Apartment. Stepping into the richly layered, art-filled hotel one is transported to a chic, Milanese apartment.

2 weeks ago | archpaper.com | Kelly Pau

Arising from a concrete garage, Trilogy House’s rectilinear massing, triple-pane glazing, and vertical wood batten feel nearly commercial next to the traditional residential homes in Portland’s Alameda neighborhood. But it is a home for Jeanne Feldkamp and her husband Dan Diephouse. The duo are cofounders of Corollary Wines in Willamette Valley. Feldkamp is also the founder of the Portland-based interior design firm Heirloom Modern.

2 weeks ago | archpaper.com | Kelly Pau

Now in its 11th year, The Architect’s Newspaper’s Best of Products Awards crown the top products for the built environment, from interior furniture, fixtures, and surfaces to facades and other exterior materials. The program, which is now accepting submissions for 2025, elevates products that champion not only a high level of design but also sustainability, innovation, and a consideration for ease of use.