Ningbo Residence by Increments Studio reimagines the home as a living journey of form, light, and calm. Founded by architects Naomi Ng and Liang Hu, the studio approaches interiors as extensions of architecture, where texture arises from shadow and shape rather than decoration. Inspired by East Asian philosophies and the meticulous craftsmanship of Carlo Scarpa, this award-winning project embodies slow living – a serene balance of lightness, warmth, and intention that invites reflection in every detail.

Beach Villa reimagines coastal living through clarity, proportion, and emotional balance. Diachok Architects unite architecture and interior into one seamless experience, aligning sightlines, using a neutral palette, and introducing a courtyard that brings daylight deep inside. The result is an open yet private sanctuary shaped by the Hamptons landscape, where restrained materials, thoughtful spatial edits, and gentle indoor to outdoor transitions support daily life with quiet elegance.

Japanese designer Takuro Nakaya of shirokuma and company reimagines the spirit of the kissaten through Poppy Roastery and Poppy Lounge. With handcrafted copper, aged wood, and subtle light, his award-winning interiors offer a modern reflection on memory, craft, and the beauty of imperfection.

In Tombolo, Daniel Joseph Chenin fuses architecture and interior design into one fluid expression of form and feeling. With its sculptural geometry, desert setting, and handcrafted detailing, the residence tells a story of connection – between people, place, and time. Recognized at the INT Interior Design Awards, it stands as a masterclass in restraint, material authenticity, and narrative design.

In Obica Restaurant and Lounge, Mohamed Alqari fuses Bahrain’s cultural heritage with modern sophistication. The space’s dramatic palette, handcrafted details, and iconic mother-of-pearl chandelier create an atmosphere of timeless glamour. Recognized by the INT Interior Design Awards, Obica stands as a landmark of artistry and storytelling in Middle Eastern design.

In Palace Deluxe, Lori Morris breathes life into a 19,679-square-foot mansion, fusing English country notes, Ralph Lauren-inspired sophistication, and her signature no-rules creativity. Honored with a Residential Interior Design award from INT, the project showcases Lori’s fearless, client-centric approach—reimagining luxury as a timeless, one-of-a-kind experience.

Debbie Barakat’s Petit Paris reimagines a 100m² Darling Point apartment as a modern European retreat. Through clever space planning, carefully chosen artisan pieces, and a nod to Mid-Century style, Interior Connexion delivers a warm, authentically tailored design—recognized by the INT Interior Design Awards.

At Hai Lang Residence, Sarah Nolen masterfully integrates Feng Shui requirements, architectural curves, and a focus on family living. The centerpiece—a curved kitchen island reminiscent of a boat hull—lends both visual intrigue and functional ease. Recognized by INT, this project epitomizes Birdblack Design’s flair for creativity and meticulous execution, transforming a house into a welcoming, soulful home.

“Before & After” by No-Line Design artfully illustrates the transformation of a haircut through a unique dual-wall concept. Designer Deng Zhi-Zong preserves the raw, imperfect wall in the waiting zone and refines it to pure white in the cutting area, inviting clients to experience the symbolic “before” and “after” journey. This innovative approach recently garnered an INT Interior Design Award, celebrating authenticity and personal expression in space design.