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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Plan Plan designs a prototype for an economic family apartment

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.
At The Manner, Hannes Peer Architecture brings Milan to New York

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.
Thomas-McBrien Architects’s timber pavilion for New Wave London

2 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Paige Davidson

For the last 15 years, construction company New Wave London has called an industrial 2-story headquarters in London’s Brent neighborhood home. However, it was time for a change. New Wave London reached out to longtime friends and colleagues at Thomas-McBrien Architects to tweak the layout. To retain the existing building, minimize embodied carbon, and add almost 6,500 square feet of space, the architects opted for a glulam roof extension.
Keith Burns Architect remodels a 1950s split-level townhouse

2 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

The desire for more space is a tale as old as time, but for a couple in New York it wasn’t just about adding room so much as how these rooms will be used in the future. Keith Burns Architect applied the client’s desired flexibility to their 1950s, 2-story, split-level townhouse in East Williamsburg.
Commune Design brings Japanese

3 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Paige Davidson

At the corner of 800 Clark Place and 8th Avenue South in downtown Nashville is the curved glass facade of JW Marriott. A red recording studio light dots the corner. The curiously out of place fixture marks the entrance to 888, a new vinyl record bar and sushi restaurant heavily influenced by traditional Japanese notes and designed by Los Angeles–based firm, Commune Design. Upon entering through the unmarked door, a sense of comfort wraps the space.
AN Interior's guide to Milan Design Week 2025

3 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

Crates of Select Aperitivo and champagne are currently being carted throughout Milan and stocked in showrooms. The carbonated calling card can only mean one thing: Milan Design Week is near. This year, design week coincides with the 63rd edition of Salone del Mobile, the year of Euroluce, which will bring 2,100 exhibitors to the city. One week out from spritz season and the inbox and calendar filling up with invites and appointments. Already a theme appears to be emerging: theater.
The top tile trends from Cevisama 2025

3 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Elizabeth Fazzare

When it comes to aesthetics, this year’s interior designs are not playing it safe. While clients are largely leaving jewel tones in 2024, they are now wrapping spaces in earthen hues—think: blues, greens, and multidimensional browns—as well as embracing textured surfaces in these all-over shades. Tile is one of the ways to achieve this tactile trend, which adds a multisensory experience to a room.
Team B winds a noodle-like lighting trough through Wildweed

4 weeks ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

In Cincinnati, Ohio, Team B Architecture & Design nimbly navigates a tightly wound, open floorplan with equal parts fun and functionality for Wildweed. This 60-seat restaurant and 12-chair chef’s counter from chef David Jackman offers a menu concept that puts a playful spin on conventional dishes. The designers translated the food into an interior, blending an approachable space with unexpected moments.
Jordana Maisie Design Studio plays with curves for Animo!

1 month ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

A fluted facade composed of handmade Kinney Block greets diners upon arrival at the Mexican restaurant Ánimo! It sets the tone for the playful sophistication that awaits. Jordana Maisie Design Studio looked to the curvature in Mexican architecture to inform the design of this outpost, which specializes in Mexican breakfast and baked goods in New York. Animo! opens with sinuous forms. Winding millwork captures this, both on the ceiling and on the ground to create banquettes.
For June’s Pizza, alex spatzier reimagines the kitchen as a factory

1 month ago | aninteriormag.com | Kelly Pau

June’s Pizza, a no-frills concept by Craig Murli, got its start by slinging dough out of a shipping container in Oakland, California during the pandemic. In 2021, the cult-favorite pop-up—which famously serves only two pizzas, a margarita and daily special—was forced to close after a failure to file proper permits. Alex Spatzier architects helped revive the long-awaited return of the restaurant, and in true Murli style, it’s unconventional.