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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BEEF converts historic 1927 Metropol building into apartments

5 days ago | aninteriormag.com | Joann Plockova |Kelly Pau

Sandwiched in between two streets on a prominent corner in Slovakia’s Bratislava, the capital city’s landmark Metropol building stands out as a notable example of early 20th-century functionalist architecture. Designed by Slovak architect Juraj Tvarožka in 1927, the distinctive structure—comprised of a facade that rounds out at its corner—originally functioned as housing with a café on the ground floor, and most notably, a cinema in the basement.
For LIC Residence, Keith Burns Architect fits in dense programming

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Paige Davidson

In New York’s Long Island City, a semi-detached, single-family residence dates back to the 1890s and, until recently, still looked like it. The home, dubbed LIC Residence, was left unmaintained and unimproved for decades. The inhabitants, a family of four, tapped Brooklyn-based architecture firm, Keith Burns Architect, to update the home with energy efficient upgrades while shifting the home to three bedrooms and two and a half baths from its previous two bed, one bath.
Holzrausch creates a retreat and ode to woodworking

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Gay Gassmann |Kelly Pau

Behind a closed gate and past a winding path through a long courtyard, this hidden family house with a lovely garden at the end is not only unexpected but unusual for Paris. Located in the bustling and densely populated 11th arrondissement, here is an oasis of peace and quiet living by German firm Holzrausch, a rhapsody in wood that stands in serene contrast to the world outside.
OA recycles materials and fixtures for Quincy House

1 week ago | aninteriormag.com | Daniel Roche

It’s a tale as old as time: A young family moves into a 19th-century Brooklyn rowhouse and the place is full of charm and idiosyncrasies. Its joists are mangled, floors are slanted, brick walls are crumbled, but it’s still vibrant. Design-savvy homeowners Kwame Taylor-Hayford and Tamara Tribula had tried their hands at renovating the place before, but it soon became apparent more surgical work was necessary.
Studio MBM and Yakka Studio design Unveiled in Brooklyn

2 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Elizabeth Fazzare

To transform a raw concrete basement beneath Brooklyn’s trendy William Vale Hotel into a new nightclub, designers Maurizio Bianchi Mattioli and Angus McIntosh asked themselves a pivotal question: How do we make a space sexy?
Studio J. Jih sculpts Periscope House around daily rituals

2 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Paige Davidson

On the outskirts of Boston the residential neighborhood of Jamaica Plain is defined by single-family houses built during the 1960s and 1970s in pursuit of the American Dream. However, with the influx of people moving to this area, many homes are being altered to accommodate current demands. One of these, Periscope House, a 1964 ranch-style home, was vertically expanded by local architecture firm Studio J. Jih.
Albert Hotel’s design takes after a historic preservationist

2 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

In Fredericksburg, Texas, a new 105-suite hotel offers a modern stay steeped in history. Operated by New Waterloo, Albert Hotel is named and designed after Albert Keidel, an architect and preservationist in Fredericksburg and whose family’s history in the town dates back to 1847. The 2-acre property is itself sited behind the Keidel family home (built in 1860). On the same street is the 1888 White Elephant Saloon and the 1860 Brockmann-Kiehne House.
Studio Thanasis designs its office in Athens as communal space

3 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Lauren Gallow

When relocating from Seattle to Athens, Greece in 2019, architect Thanasis Ikonomou didn’t know how long he would stay. “It was a very personal decision,” said the architect, who has since founded his own practice Studio Thanasis in Athens.
Michael Hsu Office of Architecture updates an 1851 Texas home

3 weeks 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

4 weeks 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.