Spatial & Interior Design
FLDInterior and spatial design projects exploring how spaces function, adapt, and serve human activity across diverse contexts.
Solange Cálio Arquitetos Lifts a Timber-Clad Bedroom Volume Over Stone and Glass in São José do Rio Preto
A 680 m² family home in inland São Paulo state stacks a slatted upper box on a glazed, stone-anchored base, planned around routine and return visits.
estudio Hass Gives a 75 m² Madrid Loft Order by Turning Its Idle Mezzanine into a Private Suite
A 75 m² Madrid loft renovation where a white concrete stair, a stainless steel kitchen and terracotta tile sort a double-height void into rooms.
Madarq studio Turns a Leftover Food Court Corner in San Pedro Garza García into a Pink-Lit Restaurant
In San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, a glowing ceiling disc and a borrowed garden give a 150 m² food court restaurant its own center and identity.
alto design studio Builds a Slovenian House Interior Around a Basement Games Room and a Cobalt Tiled Hearth
A 240 m² house interior in Slovenia where cobalt tile, red steel and a teal plywood games room make colour a planning tool, not decoration.
SP(R)INT STUDIO and Nissen Richards Studio Turn a Mývatn Visitor Center into a Window on Volcanic Iceland
In Mývatn, North Iceland, a light-touch interior refit lets lava fields, pseudo craters and the lake carry the exhibition rather than compete with it.
Studio Carré Rebuilds a 70 m² Marais Apartment Around a Red Kitchen Corridor and a 360-Degree Sightline
In the Enfants Rouges quarter of Paris, a 70 m² third-floor flat trades walls for sightlines, terracotta, steel and one fearless coat of red.
IN arq+design Fits a 100 m² Pizza Bar into a Neglected Historic Building in Downtown Curitiba
In downtown Curitiba, red corrugated panels, plywood counters and whitewashed brick turn a narrow historic shell into a pizza bar built for lingering.
Raketa and Tria Studio Pull the Istrian Landscape Inside a Concrete and Oak Hillside House in Slovenia
Above Slovenian Istria, a 271 m² family house uses perforated block screens, oak joinery and gravel gardens to blur the line between room and terrace.
Estúdio Cajalima Stacks a Sandwich Library into a 60 m² Shop Inside São Paulo's Galeria Metrópole
In República, São Paulo, a tiled counter, a blue mesh mezzanine and a saturated red palette turn a tiny gallery unit into an archive of flavors.
SENAC São Paulo and Estudio Guto Requena Wrap a 119 m² Lounge for Lingering in Red Fabric and Oval Light
A temporary São Paulo interior where a U-shaped sofa, stretched-fabric walls and oval lights turn 119 m² into a room built for staying and talking.
Ariel André-GOLEM Turns the Diriyah Biennale Foundation's Public Programs Building into a Pastel Civic Living Room
In Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, a 960 m² public programs building trades gallery austerity for looping sofas, velvet play walls and reconfigurable tables.
Snøhetta Reworks Longyearbyen's 1951 Community House into the World's Northernmost Fine Dining Room
In Longyearbyen, Svalbard, a 120 m² interior of red linoleum, two-tone oak and layered moiré textiles answers polar night and midnight sun.
JDEstudio and Aagnes Studio Build a Guadalajara House That Unfolds Through Oak, Travertine and Slow Light
In Guadalajara, Casa CO closes a quiet face to the street and opens a sequence of oak corridors, travertine shelves and garden terraces to the sun.
Lineastudio Reorganizes a Brazilian Family Apartment Around a Faceted Blue Shelving Wall
In Brazil, the 190 m² Minas Apartment renovation turns one triangular-grid shelving divider into the organizing gesture of a young family's home.
Jing Studio Layers Oak, Bronze and Pale Metal Surfaces into a Quiet Investment Office at Kerry Plaza
Inside Kerry Plaza, a 760 m² office for Zhanbo Investment relies on surface treatment and spatial layering rather than objects to set its atmosphere.
GDL Arquitetura Merges Kitchen, Hall and Living Room into One Room in a 60 m² São Paulo Apartment
In São Paulo, a 2017 renovation trades partitions for continuous timber floors, a hexagonal cement-tile kitchen and a bathroom that also holds a bar.
MARCOZERO Studio Turns a 35 m² Ground Floor in a 1950s Brazilian Building into a Street-Facing Flower Shop
A compact florist in Brazil strips a 1950s ground floor back to 4 m, lets louvered glass and vines blur the shopfront, and keeps the flowers in charge.
Cosín Estudio Turns a 45-Metre-Deep Ruzafa Shop Unit into a Furniture Showroom of Three Distinct Zones
In Valencia's Ruzafa district, a deep ground-floor unit moves from a mirrored, controlled entrance to a stripped, almost outdoor core lit from above.
Rama Estudio Paints a Yellow Path Through a Mostly Underground Office Canteen in Quito
In Quito's Ekopark, a 290 m² restaurant under a LEED office tower uses epoxy floors, plywood terraces and raw services to serve up to 600 diners a day.
Sub Estúdio Splits a São Paulo Apartment into Wet and Dry Zones Behind Steel and Glass Partitions
In São Paulo, the Girassol Apartment by Sub Estúdio rebuilds an old plan around a wet core and a dry living zone of raw concrete, teak and copper.
