Interior Design

Interior Design is a well-established American magazine focused on interior design, and it has been in publication since 1932.

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This Rustic Mumbai Café Brings People Together Through Community

5 days ago | interiordesign.net | Joann Plockova

From the curvy entry to the calm, sunlit backyard area, a refined but relaxed tactile experience carries through this all-day restaurant/café that was designed to take guest on a journey through the proprietor, Project Hum’s farm-to-table ethos. “The ‘farm-to-table’ concept is central to their philosophy, and we wanted the new space to reflect this in every way, from the décor to the overall ambiance,” says Kasturi Wagh, co-founder of Mumbai-based kaviar:collaborative.
Tile Trends Spotted At Cevisama 2025

5 days 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.
Warm Minimalism Meets Modern Living In This Kyiv Apartment

6 days ago | interiordesign.net | Carlene Olsen

Olena Korzh, cofounder of Bordo Design, knew she wanted to create a streamlined aesthetic for her family home in Kyiv, Ukraine—but not one without visual intrigue. Rather than opt for pops of color or furnishings with flair, Korzh brought to life embossed wall elements in wavelike patterns. “When I was designing my own apartment, I deliberately avoided anything unnecessary.
10 Bold Color Highlights From Milan Design Week 2025

6 days ago | interiordesign.net | Mairi Beautyman

This year’s Milan Design Week was awash in saturated hues, proving that bold color is back in full force. At Salone del Mobile and across the city, Interior Design saw designers embrace vivid palettes as a tool for expression, play, and emotional resonance. From a standing lamp based on the protest sign to sculptural seating channeling the soft pinks of old Hollywood and textiles blooming with saturated tones, color wasn’t just an accent—it was the main event.
Simone Post Crafts A Sugary-Sweet Installation

1 week 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.
A Former Stable In Barcelona Is Now Home To Robots

1 week 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.
Kengo Kuma Designs A Tokyo Café With A Dynamic Facade

1 week ago | interiordesign.net | Michelle Yee

The scales of a living fish are not a typical starting point for a design concept. Yet this is an idea that underpins Wakuni Shoten, a café in suburban Tokyo by Japanese architect and Interior Design Hall of Fame member Kengo Kuma that boasts a rhythmic three-dimensional facade of more than 700 verdigris copper plates repurposed from a shrine. The tidy 600-square-foot spot occupies a former tobacco store in a 55-year-old wooden building on a quiet shopping street in Higashimurayama.
Rick Owens And Michèle Lamy Unveil Furnishings With A Twist

2 weeks ago | interiordesign.net | Georgina McWhirter

Rick Owens, the fashion designer dubbed the Lord of Darkness, and his wife and creative partner, Michèle Lamy, are renowned for their particular brand of occultic minimalism. Owens largely defers to Lamy on Rick Owens Furniture, he explains: “She’s the one directly working on the construction with her craftsman and artisans.
Explore The Interplay Of Design And Nature In 'Creatures Of Comfort'

2 weeks ago | interiordesign.net | Robert McKelvey

Hosted at Odunpazarı Modern Museum (OMM) in the city of Eskişehir, Turkey, “Creatures of Comfort” is a brand new showcase that explores the fascinating interplay between design and nature, examining how these seemingly disparate elements coexist in both contemporary art and everyday life. Curated by OMM’s creative director İdil Tabanca, the exhibition, which will run until July 19, 2025, boasts an international roster of artists and designers.
Brooks Running HQ Gets a Cutting-Edge Makeover

2 weeks ago | interiordesign.net | Rebecca Dalzell

How do you bring a sense of movement to a modern office building? That was the central challenge NBBJ faced when conceiving an addition to the Seattle headquarters of sneaker manufacturer Brooks Running. After all, the brand’s mission, underscored by its new tagline “Let’s Run There,” is to inspire everyone to be active. Furthermore, the 113,200-square-foot site would support the development of innovative gear. A static space would not be a good fit.