Kelly Pau

A midcentury gem by John Lee in Connecticut's New Canaan gets a sensitive update for a young family by Sarah Jacoby Architect.

In San Francisco, Side A is a bistro, listening bar, and weekday coffee and doughnut joint (serving The Coffee Movement) from Jim Skånberg, architect, fabricator, and principal of 280 West.

The charm of a 1961 ranch home in Los Angeles’s Mandeville Canyon was buried under previous renovations. Bernatz Studio approached the renovation of a young family’s home by first stripping things down.

For a collective housing project in Barcelona, Cieto Estudio not only delivers accessible apartments, but it also considers gender.

Armadillo’s new flagship by Klein Agency merges warmth and curved geometry with the quirks of an 1897 New York building.

The following installations and exhibitions on view at Milan Design Week tap into the theme of going analog, in addition to material research and use of engaging sites.

In Los Angeles’s Design District, Luca Lanzetta Group worked with Rimadesio’s in-house team to create a light-filled showroom.

SKS opened a new showroom in Chicago’s The Mart. The industrial shell is given a tech-forward, immersive makeover by Lissoni & Partners.

For the new flagship in Los Angeles, l.a.Eyeworks taps Escher GuneWardena Architecture uses insulation to sculpt a cave.

Tongue in cheek yet hospitable and efficient, Studio J.Jih’s design for Global Protections Corporation gets creative with materials.