Interior Design Omonia Bakery by bluarch

Designed by  bluarch architecture + interiors + lighting, Interior Design Omonia Bakery is located in  New York City. The main feature of the 1,000SF interior space is a fluid surface [clad with ¼” chocolate brown Bisazza tiles] which covers the ceiling and the side walls to different heights. This surface warps in bubbles and negotiates a system of 6-inch tubular incandescent light bulbs and... 

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Renovation Contemporary House by Max Strang Architecture

Florida based Max Strang Architecture house remodel they’ve designed.  The glass-block partitions were removed and beige ‘popcorn stucco’ was scraped from almost every surface imaginable.  Several major interior structural walls were reconfigured and random window alignments were given order.  The result:  a crisp, modern “treehouse” for a meticulous client.  A sophisticated collection... 

Tags: alignments, architecture, budget, coconut grove miami, design overhaul, geometries, glass block, large format photography, lush tropical garden, neighborhood, partitions, photography collection, random window, renovation, renovations, sophisticated collection, strang, stucco, treehouse