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Interior Design
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Projects
Building Common Ground Across Three Dutch Ministries
Studio PROTOTYPE and Zenber Architects transform shared office space into a social hub connecting three Dutch ministries in the age of hybrid work.
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Profiles
For Omar Gandhi, the Practice Is the Project
The Canadian architect treats happiness as a serious design objective—and has built a practice across three cities to chase it.
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Products
9 Neuro-Inclusive Lighting Solutions for Sensory-Sensitive Design
These products can serve as the building blocks for lighting schemes that are friendly to all neuro types, everywhere from the home to the workplace.
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Projects
Gourmega Reconfigures the Communal Table
Designed by Mariam Issoufou for Ghetto Gastro cofounder Jon Gray, the restaurant uses a modular system of tables and a café-tasting room model to reshape communal dining across day and night.
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Projects
Banshee Restaurant Is a Beacon on South Street
Designed by Philadelphia’s Stokes Architecture + Design, the recently completed restaurant fuses Scandinavian design with American cuisine.
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Viewpoints
NeoCon 2026 Brings New Exhibits, Collaborations, and More
From a new lighting show to dynamic collaborations—and a full lineup of inspiring programming—here’s what to expect at Chicago’s annual commercial interior design show.
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Products
What We Discovered at 3daysofdesign
From the reimagined use of wood to a renewed focus on modularity and a continued refinement of mushroom-based materials, Copenhagen’s annual design event brought forth numerous innovations.
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Projects
Creative Reuse Slashes an Office Interior’s Carbon Footprint
LMN Architects achieves a carbon-friendly office renovation for a real estate client by striking a careful balance of reused and responsibly sourced materials.
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Profiles
Six Designers Tell Us What They’re Specifying
Interior designers working at firms large and small share the products they rely on for all manner of projects.
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Products
8 Products Designer Nina Magon Relies on for Luxurious Interiors
The global aspirational style of world-class spas, resorts, and hotels is Houston-based designer Nina Magon’s stock-in-trade.
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Projects
3 of Metropolis’s Favorite Hospitality Projects of 2022
From off-grid luxury to big-city glitz, these hotels show how hospitality design is catering to a new generation of travelers.
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Viewpoints
Loot and the Bland Design of the Ultra-Rich
In the series from Apple TV+ Molly Wells has money and a personality—why is her mansion so boring?
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Viewpoints
What Is Good Interior Design?
The May/June issue of Metropolis asks how the design industry can create spaces for everyone.
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Profiles
What They’re Specifying: Kelly Finley
The designer's firm Joy Street Design emphasizes clever space planning, colorful contemporary forms, and approachability.
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Programs
8 Places to Grab a Design-Inspired Cocktail During the NYCxDESIGN Festival
DrinksxDesign is an opportunity to visit some of the city’s best-designed restaurant and bar interiors and enjoy bespoke cocktails.
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Projects
At this Tyrolean Abbey, a Museum Bridges Centuries and Architectural Styles
MoDus Architects devised a tripartite addition to the 12th century religious campus to house museum facilities and galleries.
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Profiles
Curioso’s Residential and Hospitality Projects Take Root in Their Place
From Lake Michigan to the Yucatán, the Chicago interior design firm is reshaping the hospitality landscape with an emphasis on local character.
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Products
28 Recent Product Releases Reflect New Trends in Global Design
With whimsical colors, soft forms, and recycled materials, product manufacturers around the globe lean into change.
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Profiles
ASID Announces Winners and Scholars of the Ones to Watch Program
The annual award aims to foster an inclusive design community by recognizing and supporting rising designers from underrepresented groups.
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Profiles
Future100: Students Demonstrate Nimble, Interdisciplinary Approach to Interior Design
Prepared for the ‘real world,’ young designers present portfolios that anticipate working across categories.