AN Interior

AN Interior is a magazine dedicated to exploring cutting-edge design and culture, highlighting innovative interiors, furniture, and objects created by architects. As a companion publication to The Architect’s Newspaper, it stands out as a key source for the latest trends and advancements in architecture and design, particularly at their intersection. Our carefully selected and insightful articles focus on the most creative, distinctive, and sophisticated projects, making it essential reading for our audience of informed design lovers.

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Michael Hsu Office of Architecture updates an 1851 Texas home

3 days ago | aninteriormag.com | Lauren Jones |Kelly Pau

For architect Michael Hsu, restoring one of the city’s oldest homes was like ushering in its second homecoming. The multistory brick Victorian in Texas’s Travis Heights has been part of the neighborhood since the mid-19th century, once standing alone on a hilltop and its gracious 1.2-acre lot. “In many ways, it shows the chronology of the city and stands as a metaphor for the changes Austin has seen,” said the architect and founder of Michael Hsu Office of Architecture.
For the Met’s Superfine, Torkwase Dyson and SAT3 tailor dandyism

6 days ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

A dark, compressed hall acts as a sedate and spare entry to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new Costume Institute exhibition, Superfine: Tailoring Black Style. But it’s not the clothing on display that first commands attention after the hallway opens up—it’s the playground of abstract sculptures, some stacked atop one another or stretching through the room, which houses them.
Joyn Studio converts Upper East Side townhouse into Chez Fifi

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Paige Davidson

A slice of 1930s France can be felt in New York’s Upper East Side. A townhouse, located on 74th Street between Park and Lexington Avenue, has been converted into the new chic Parisian restaurant, Chez Fifi. Tapping into the rich creativity and opulence that reigned in France in the 1930s following the famed Art Nouveau period, Swedish firm Joyn Studio created an intimate atmosphere by applying rich materiality and warm hues to the interiors.
At Casa Loma Beach Hotel, Electric Bowery and LAND opt for craft

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Perched atop rocky cliffs in Laguna Beach, California, Casa Loma Beach Hotel replaces The Inn at Laguna Beach. The 70-room hotel, run by Marc & Rose Hospitality, embodies the easy breezy attitude of its coastal site with craft-led furnishing and site-specific design elements.
For El Malo, Square Feet Studio designs an alluring den

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Tucked behind Atlanta’s historic dairy factory and sandwiched against a mall and courtyard (a post-industrial, urban design from Perkins&Will), is an awkward 5,444-square-foot lot that doesn’t see the light of day. While most would shy away from the dark, hidden site, it became the perfect place for Omar Ferrer and Gabe Bowen to open a cocktail lounge and club. Atlanta-based Square Feet Studio turned the den into a party of the senses.
Eric Rothfeder Architect unites floor within Mies van der Rohe’s Commonwealth Plaza

2 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

For an architect, working on a Mies van der Rohe project can be both a blessing and a curse: How to contend with another’s architectural legacy while remaining true to your own? For Eric Rothfeder, founder of his eponymous firm Eric Rothfeder Architect (ERA), the challenge emerged in a commission to renovate in Mies van der Rohe’s Commonwealth Plaza, a landmark 1957 residential tower in Chicago.
For amika, CIVILIAN designs a soft and playful office in New York

2 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Paige Davidson

In 2019, HWKN designed 25 Kent, a jagged glass and brick office building along New York’s East River. Six years later, it’s home to the new headquarters of haircare company amika. Within the building, amika carved out 20,000 square feet to create its new office with the help of local architecture and interior design firm CIVILIAN. The workplace translates amika’s playful, rule-bending brand but on a contrasting neutral, muted base.
In Miami, The Moore's latest update nods to its history

2 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Built in the 1920s as a furniture warehouse and showroom, The Moore’s 90,000-square-feet has anchored Miami’s Design District even as its function and design has shifted over time. The landmark’s latest era integrates new dining, members club, hotel, and workplace. ICRAVE and Studio Collective drew from the heritage of the site, and an existing Zaha Hadid sculpture that stretches the atrium, to usher in The Moore’s modern epoch.
CAKE brings nightlife aesthetics to sauna space ARC

3 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Saunas are now in Vogue. The publication reported on the rise of the wellness trend sweeping the nation, from the Bathhouse in New York designed by Rockwell Group to the Good Hot in the Bay area designed and operated by disillusioned architecture graduates Cooper Rogers and Amy Louie. London’s Canary Wharf is getting its own spin on the trend with new wellness space, ARC.
In Mexico, hotel Punta Nayáa is clad in cacti slime

3 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Staggered cuboid volumes clad in green paste, handmade from cacti slime, introduce Punta Nayáa, a boutique hotel in Oaxaca, Mexico. Spread across two villas with eight rooms along the slope of the neighborhood, the hotel’s volumes and nopal green color relate to the topography of the neighborhood. PRODUCTORA, in collaboration with BACE Arquitectos working on interiors, designed the boutique vacation spot to find harmony between the structure and environment, the exterior and interior.