Walnut, leather, stone, and brass shape a new collection for the home, debuting at High Point Market this fall Image courtesy of Eureka Ergonomic Along the arm of a long, low modular sofa, warm-grained walnut meets tobacco-toned leather at a clean, visible seam. The detail distills the thinking behind the Arundel Collection by Eureka Ergonomic, a family of designs for the living room, dining room,

The designer draws on 30 years of family memories, a personal art collection, and the surrounding Andes to reimagine a longtime home for its next chapter Veronica Mishaan grew up with a love of design. Sure, it helps that her mother, Susana Mishaan de Millán, was also a successful designer in Bogotá and Cartagena, Colombia. She credits her mother with her lifelong passion for painting and fine art

Garde Hvalsøe relocates an ash-and-zinc kitchen from Josephine Yaa Akuamoa’s studio to her waterfront home, where familiar materials take on a new context The kitchen in Josephine Yaa Akuamoa’s new home on Copenhagen’s Paper Island spent its first five years in a workspace. Danish kitchen design company Garde Hvalsøe created it for Akuamoa’s studio , File Under Pop, before moving it into her home

In Toronto’s Financial District, Odami looked to the indigo tones and enduring craftsmanship of Japan’s denim industry to shape Shinji’s immersive interior Toronto’s Financial District has a dual personality. On weekdays, the streets are a frenzy of fast-paced professionals in business casual. On weekends, the neighborhood relaxes into a slower pace. Shinji , a new Japanese steakhouse at 333 Bay S

Makers Collective Design layers walnut, blackened steel, marble, and loft-like proportions into a new Brooklyn residence rooted in its neighborhood At a busy corner in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood, a new residential building rises from its narrow 25-foot-wide site, bridging the area’s past and present, brick by brick. Completed earlier this year, the six-unit building nods to the area’s ri

Qreative Design transforms a contemporary waterfront apartment with wave-inspired forms, warm walnut, collectible design, and art sourced from Bahrain and beyond A vacation home overlooking the water sounds relaxing enough. But for architect and interior designer Mohamed Alqari, the view from this Bahrain Bay apartment was only a starting point. Inside the Four Seasons Private Residences at Bahrai

Daniel Caudill taps northern Michigan’s creative community for a 29-room hotel filled with locally made furniture, lighting, ceramics, signage, and art As the former creative director of Detroit-based watch and lifestyle brand Shinola , Daniel Caudill has long championed made-in-Michigan production. Now, he’s bringing that same approach upstate with the Dexter Hotel , a new 29-room property in Elk

Argyle Design brings residential warmth to an industrial Frogtown building, balancing the technical demands of a post-production studio with light, openness, and softer materials Church Edit ‘s new headquarters sits directly on the Los Angeles River in Frogtown, with access to the river bike path from the property. The roughly 3,000-square-foot space occupies a building that began as an industrial

Nina and Michael Marco spent six years reconstructing the 1955 Biggs Residence, preserving Rudolph’s tropical modernist vision while bringing the Delray Beach home up to contemporary standards Most home renovations begin with a brief. However, this 1955 Paul Rudolph original, located in Delray Beach, Florida, began with a discovery. When Nina and Michael Marco of Casa de Marco Design purchased the

New Waterloo and Looney & Associates transform the historic Gwynne Building into a 165-room hotel that draws on Cincinnati’s architecture, history, and culture As the hospitality industry moves away from brand-standard “copy-paste” design, Cincinnati’s Fidelity Hotel embraces the shift with a site-responsive approach rooted in adaptive reuse. The 165-key hotel occupies the historic Gwynne Building

Charred cedar gives Milo House a bark-like exterior that settles into its wooded Vermont hillside The charred cedar cladding on the Milo House, in Cornwall, Vermont, has been brushed once after its flame treatment, a step that softens the soot layer and exposes the grain still visible beneath the char. Architect Elizabeth Herrmann, of Elizabeth Herrmann Architecture + Design , chose the finish, ca

The first California Blue Box Café turns Tiffany & Co.’s signature color, blue boxes, and monogram into an immersive dining room at South Coast Plaza For more than 60 years, Breakfast at Tiffany’s has linked Tiffany & Co. with the fantasy of breakfast on Fifth Avenue. Now, the jewelry house is bringing its own version of that experience to the West Coast. Blue Box Café by Daniel Boulud has opened