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Kelly Wearstler creates sculptural oak staircase for hotel in Austin

March 5, 2021 India Block 0
Austin Proper Hotel staircase

Interior designer Kelly Wearstler included eye-catching details such as vintage rugs and a white oak staircase that doubles as a ceramics display in her design for the Austin Proper Hotel and Residences. Built in 2019 by New York firm Handel Architects, the 32-storey hotel and apartments managed by McGuire Moorman Hospitality is located in Downtown

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Kingston Lafferty Design creates “otherworldly” interiors for Dublin skin clinic

March 5, 2021 Ali Morris 0
Stainless steel treatment rooms of Dublin skin clinic Fitzgerald Private Clinic by Kingston Lafferty Design

A palette of plaster, marble, terrazzo and stainless steel was chosen to create interiors that customers want to “reach out and touch” in this Dublin skin clinic by Kingston Lafferty Design. The local firm was commissioned by the Fitzgerald Private Clinic to capture a sense of calm, quiet luxury while maintaining the cleanliness expected from

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Casa ai Bailucchi is a two-level apartment overlooking Genoa port

March 4, 2021 Amy Frearson 0
Bedroom in Casa ai Bailucchi by llabb

Italian studio Llabb has combined two apartments in Genoa, creating a quirky home that combines nautical references with contemporary art. Casa ai Bailucchi is the home of a young creative couple – one is a gallery owner and music lover, the other is a freelance graphic designer. The two-level, 135-square-metre apartment is located on the

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Studio Anton Hendrik Denys designs Belgian office informed by 1960s colour schemes

March 4, 2021 James Parkes 0
Circular acoustic ceiling panels

Studio Anton Hendrik Denys and Steen Architecten have transformed an industrial office building in Belgium by cladding it in corrugated metal and adding colourful graphic interiors. Studio Anton Hendrik Denys, in collaboration with Steen Architecten, stripped the existing office building in Heverlee back to its core and used the company’s corporate identity to create a design

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