Our love for all things different is something that many of our clients comment on, different doesn’t need to be new or innovative difference can be a combination of many things that break the norm. Take todays feature project as an example. What makes Bobby Gin in Barcelona so different to most other cocktail bars Continue Reading

I often tell my clients that the most important element in most interior architecture and design projects is lighting design. Poor lighting can make the best design in the world look ordinary or bad, great lighting can have the opposite effect, great lighting can transform a flat project design into a full bodied design. The Continue Reading

I mentioned on twitter last week that kids these days really do have the time of it, awesome theme parks, cool toy stores, innovative interactive centers and now even schools are being designed in such a way that I stamp my feet and I pout with nothing but sheer jealously of the kids of today. Continue Reading

As it is Valentine’s day we thought why not share the love, specifically the design  love and that is exactly what Big  (Bjarke Ingels Group) and Times Square Alliance have done with their new architectural installation in the heart of Times Square, New York City. The installation is an apparent reflection of what makes Times Square Continue Reading

We have featured many cool sport shops on this blog in the past but there is one brand that is becoming synonymous with awesome retail interior design and we have yet to feature them, isn’t it about time we rectified this? The new Puma flagship store in Paris is just another wicked example of Puma’s Continue Reading

Today’s blog post is a great example of how one simple design feature can transform an  everyday run of the mill interior design project into a project that gets talked about all over the world, blogged about on every major design blog and is regularly described with words such as “wow” and “awesome”. Nema Workshop Continue Reading

Coffee shops, art and great interior design with a difference are three of my biggest passions, and three passions that are encapsulated beautifully in today’s blog feature. The Toykio Gallery and Coffee project in Dusseldorf Germany is an example where these three things come together effortlessly under one roof. Toykio previously wowed the world with Continue Reading

In the last few months away from work I have been challenging myself to become a runner, well I try at least, I must say I have struggled especially in the early days but now when I am away from the drawing boards and our design studio I look forward to few things more than Continue Reading

Call me a sucker but there is just something about melted chocolate on the walls that makes me weak kneed. This delicious and tantalizing design feature is something we first came across in the Godiva store project that we blogged last year but now our pallets salivate at another design by branding and interiors studio Continue Reading