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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Discover Krzysztof Strzelecki’s Miniatures Exploring Queer Culture

4 days ago | interiordesign.net | Jesse Dorris

In the world of Krzysztof Strzelecki, the plain white walls of public bathrooms shimmer with erotic remnants, stained by encounters like a queer Shroud of Turin. Urinals become canvases for joyful encounters, their functionality multiplying to serve duos and trios. His miniature apartment buildings overflow with depictions of men finding themselves with each other. It’s a world in which design follows desire, where remarkable craftsmanship doesn’t take itself too seriously.
Raise A Toast To This Sleek Spirits Shop In Portugal

4 days ago | interiordesign.net | Jesse Dorris

When Tiago do Vale designed the original space for Bottles Congress, a wine and spirits shop in Braga, Portugual, the client wanted something sleek and reproducible.
Inside An Exclusive Rental Villa Named After The Sun King

1 week ago | interiordesign.net | Rebecca Dalzell

Presidential suites are so passé. Ultra-wealthy travelers accustomed to private jets and superyachts are loath to tramp through hotel lobbies with the rest of us. They’d much rather stay in an elegant federal house with its own pool, concierge, and butler service—such as the LXIV DC, a six-bedroom luxury rental property in Washington’s Georgetown neighborhood.
A Cutting-Edge Timber Campus Rises In Frankfurt

1 week ago | interiordesign.net | Jeffrey Bauman

When conjuring an image of a school, certain materials likely come to mind—brick, poured concrete, painted cinder blocks—and perhaps these attributes as well: solid, immovable, permanent. But with its design for a modular, timber primary and secondary school in Frankfurt—which will be dismantled and repurposed elsewhere later this decade—German architecture studio von Gerkan, Marg and Partners Architects aims to change the perception of what an education building can be.
12 Top Picks at ICFF 2025

2 weeks ago | interiordesign.net | Rebecca Thienes

From plush archival seating to curvaceous ceramic furnishings, this year’s International Contemporary Furniture Fair, also known as ICFF, offered a plethora of hot-take works. North America’s leading exhibition for of-the-moment design took place at New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center over May 18-20, 2025, similar to last year’s event. Here are some standouts from the fair. Experience Daring Designs From ICFF 2025Sunset by Bernhardt DesignPhotography courtesy of Bernhardt Design.
Step Into This English Country Home Nestled In The Cotswolds

2 weeks ago | interiordesign.net | Karine Monié

Nestled in a small village in the heart of the Cotswolds—an area of outstanding natural beauty in the English countryside—this 19th-century stone threshing barn was thoughtfully restored with a new 10,000-square-foot extension embedded into the landscape. “The goal was to create a unified and harmonious composition where old and new coexist naturally, rather than feeling like two separate entities,” says architect Ben Twells, director of SOTA.
Michael Hsu On Embracing Regionalism In His Work

2 weeks ago | interiordesign.net | Jesse Dorris

Since founding his firm Michael Hsu Office of Architecture in 2005, Michael Hsu has defined a certain brand of Texas hospitality. Projects like La Condesa and Uchi demonstrated that a thoughtful, international minimalism could fit right into Austin’s early-aughts food boom, while the city’s new Project Transitions direct provider of housing for people living with HIV and AIDS proves hospitality can go further than fine dining.
Floral Fantasy Takes Flight In These Ethereal Wallcoverings

2 weeks ago | interiordesign.net | Georgina McWhirter

Hand-tinted wax, mica-enriched plaster, and real gold glaze are just some of the artisanal materials Yolande Milan Batteau utilizes to make exquisite wallcoverings and surface treatments that harken back to pre-industrial craftmanship. To create Fleurs du Bien, a collection of atmospheric compositions for her Callidus Guild brand, the French designer looked to nature’s floral bounty.
Middle East Pavilions Shine At Venice Biennale Architettura 2025

2 weeks ago | interiordesign.net | Robert McKelvey

For the 19th edition of Venice’s illustrious international Biennale Architettura 2025, under the framework of ‘One Place, One Solution’, participating nations were asked this year to explore architectural strategies grounded in their own local context, while also addressing broader global issues. “Architecture has always been a response to a hostile climate,” explained exhibition curator Carlo Ratti.
A Nest-Like Ceiling Distinguishes This Ukrainian Café

2 weeks ago | interiordesign.net | Joann Plockova

While materiality can create a striking visual effect, it is also something that can be felt. At DROP coffee shop in Kovel, Ukraine, where wood, stone, and a woven nest-like ceiling made from tree roots come together, the mood is truly immersive. “We wanted to create a space that would resonate with what surrounds it—with our land, its materials, and its spirit,” says designer Oleksandr Makhno of Makhno Studio.