Articles

  • 1 week ago | interiordesign.net | Stephen Treffinger

    Innovative public baths and saunas have had a strong foothold in Tokyo culture for centuries. Yamanashi, approximately 2 hours west of the city, is following suit with Cycl, a three-story, 1,300-square-foot sauna facility by Fukuoka-based architect Yu Momoeda. What it capitalizes on is its spectacular surroundings.

  • 1 month ago | bhg.com | Lauren Bengtson |Stephen Treffinger

    Credit: Tria Giovan Photography Perhaps one of the most polarizing terms in home decorating is simply, “textured walls." They were in, then out, but now—perhaps to the surprise of many—they’re very in again. This time, it's all thanks to plaster. Plaster is making a huge comeback in every way, but this trend goes way beyond the plain old plaster you might be familiar with.

  • 1 month ago | interiordesign.net | Stephen Treffinger

    Ceramic tile is everywhere in Valencia, catching your attention in as you walk down the street, the facades of places like the Mercado de Colón and the Estación del Norte offering a degree of decoration our eyes are, for the most part, not used to seeing.

  • 1 month ago | interiordesign.net | Stephen Treffinger

    For an exhibition at the Museum Voorlinden in South Holland’s Wassenaar through August 31, 2025, Dutch textile and product designer Simone Post rebuilt her childhood home in the Netherlands but with a tasty twist: Everything is made of candy.

  • 1 month ago | interiordesign.net | Stephen Treffinger

    Sounding like something out of science fiction, the Cathedral of Robotic Artisans (CORA) is basically a house built for a robot—a KUKA six-axis industrial milling robot to be exact—that’s intended to look like it was built by a robot.