Unconventional interior design

Sonia Boyajian has hung oversized replicas of her jewellery as light fixtures in her pink-toned flagship store she designed with Studio Shamshiri.

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Post Modernism is one of the more controversial interior design trends of the decade and now it’s coming back, but not in the way you might think. Post Modern design embraces unconventional ideas with an emphasis on playful, artsy, and extravagant style.

Introduction All-black interior design, often seen as bold and unconventional, has been gaining traction in the world of luxury home décor. The allure of black rooms lies in their sophistication, drama, and the ability to create a striking visual impact. This blog explores the elements that make al

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"Embrace the allure of darkness with our innovative masculine interior design. Sleek lines, bold accents, and deep hues create a space that exudes strength and refinement. Sink into plush leather amidst shadows and candlelight, where every corner whispers of modernity and edge. It's a sanctuary where comfort meets rebellion, inviting you to explore the unconventional and redefine masculine elegance. Welcome to a world where darkness reigns supreme and every detail speaks volumes." by…

Created by making incisions in the walls and inserting large panes of glass at different angles, these glass walkways and openings by Sarah Oppenheimer are visually appealing and deceptive.

all photos courtesy of Dennis Zanone, Memphis-Milano Remember that post on Ettore Sottsass and his technicolor '80s architecture ? ...

See stunning Postmodern spaces designed by Robert A.M. Stern, Paolo Portoghesi, Helmut Jahn, Charles Moore, and John Outram.

A room where teenagers can hang out designed by Mathieu Lehanneur has opened at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Called Studio 13/16, the interior features a twisting lighting and electrical track suspended from the ceiling, which can be used for filming, installing displays and suspending screens. Blue ribbed seating forms a landscape to relax on, punctuated