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's The Kitchen revels in locality

4 days ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Michael Hsu Office of Architecture’s design of The Kitchen is unveiled in stages. The 8,300-square-foot American bistro in Austin, Texas is designed to feel uniquely local as it captures the energy and calm of the city throughout its space. The rooms aptly contrast from light and dark, bold and serene, but all are tied together with a sense of place and warmth. The bistro begins with an open and airy bar defined by a vaulted, coffered ceiling with moldings extending down to the walls.
Welcome Projects retools a garage into a playful ADU

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Unconventional is a term often used to describe Welcome Projects. The Los Angeles–based studio, founded by Laurel Consuelo Broughton, approaches projects by borrowing vernaculars to inject a sense of place and play. This is true of the buildings the studio makes as well as the wacky objects and toast-shaped handbags sold on the sister site, Welcome Companions.
Up-and-coming architects and designers team up to develop Parcel

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Adrian Madlener

It has become increasingly difficult for up-and-coming architects and designers to get their first big break. Rather than go it alone and propagate the outdated image of the single self-efficient genius, many are joining forces to realize their first projects. Multidisciplinary designers Lindsay Giambattista Cox and Chris Cox—as well as several other vested creative partners—joined forces with landscape architect Matt Moffitt, principal of Studio Bardo, to establish Parcel.
5468796 Architecture sculpts gardens into Arthur Residence

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Two white boxes arise between an overgrown vacant infill and 1980s residence in Regina, Canada. The modern, rectilinear massing is home to a carpenter and emergency room doctor from South Africa. The clients wanted something different from the bungalow-turned-conventional-home that populates the neighborhood. 5468796 Architecture‘s design meets this brief both visually and spatially, sculpting a 2-story home whose monolithic massing disguises the views and outdoor connections that await within.
AN Interior’s favorite showcases from NeoCon 2025

2 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

This week some 50,000 people flocked to Chicago for NeoCon, the platform and annual conference for commercial interior design. Over 450 exhibitors showcased their latest and greatest at THE MART under this year’s theme of Design Ahead, exploring the future and ongoing transformations of workplaces, educational environments, healthcare facilities, and hospitality projects.
Aidlin Darling Design unites landscape, architecture, and interiors at L

2 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Paige Davidson

“I believe in God, only I spell it Nature,” this quote by Frank Lloyd Wright rings familiar in Aidlin Darling Design’s biophilic approach to the L | J Residence. The private abode is nestled in between preexisting heritage oak trees on a plot of land in Northern California. From the gravel pathway, the home’s 6,466 square feet reads as three main materials: planar walls of cast-in-place concrete, cedar wood-clad enclosures, and a series of metal frames.
For Archives Of Us, Studio/ JIALUN XIONG weaves contrasts

3 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Studio/ JIALUN XIONG continues to explore duality and restraint, this time for a coffee shop for Nick Kim’s apparel, accessories, and homeware line, Archives Of Us. Located between Los Angeles’s Chinatown and Downtown, the cafe is sited on the second floor of a building. The shop favors monochromatic materials: stained black ash wood, off-white leather upholstery, and brushed metal accents.
Commune Design respects history in a 1936 California colonial

3 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

The Emmy-award winning producer and director Randy Barbato is perhaps best known for his work on RuPaul’s Drag Race, Party Monster, and Eyes of Tammy Faye, but to Commune Design Barbato is a longtime client with a taste for color and a home that needed updating. Barbato, a father of two and a golden retriever, needed to touch up his 1936 Hollywood home to better accommodate his family.
The up-and-coming designers you’ll soon see everywhere

3 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Some of the most impactful work of late, like Milan Design Week or NYCxDESIGN, have come from emerging and independent designers. Four in particular stand out from the crowd as they’ve already developed their own distinct practice, drawn from their unique studies and skills: robotic and material fabrication, music, architecture, and art. These designers’ practices, informed perhaps by non-traditional realms, have with them unique results.
gin design group draws from

3 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

A slice of the fantastical and cinematic has landed in Houston, Texas’s River Oaks neighborhood. Haii Keii is a pan-Asian restaurant for unique, traditional-meets-modern cuisine. Think lobster mousse dumplings and bánh mì’s transformed into sushi rolls. Just as the concept is far from par for the course, so too is its design. gin design group went immersive and fantastical for the 2,800-square-foot eatery.