
Yevhenii Avramenko
Ukrainian-Danish Youth House / prototype
How to Renovate Interior Spaces on a Budget

Perhaps one of the most common phrases you'll hear when talking about interior renovations is "whatever you initially planned on spending, double it, and double the time with it". Renovations, regardless of their scale, can be very time consuming and costly, especially when unexpected changes pop up last minute. However, we are often met with situations where the interior layout is no longer efficient or we feel that the interior design is a little outdated and its time for a change.
Giving your space an upgrade does not necessarily mean spending all your savings, and spending less does not necessarily mean low quality work. From doing the construction work yourself, to giving furniture pieces completely new functions, here are different ways you can renovate residential and commercial interior spaces without breaking the bank.
Mobile Pavilion / prototype + Sets Studio

Color in Hospitality Design: 20 Restaurant Interiors that Set the Right Tone

In the competitive world of restaurants – particularly at a time when influencers are gaining more and more control over the sphere of fine dining –, creating a memorable meal experience is crucial for attracting and retaining customers. While factors like food quality and service certainly play pivotal roles in making diners return to their eatery of choice, the impact that restaurant interiors can have on an establishment's longevity should not be overlooked. Among the various elements contributing to a memorable ambiance, color takes center stage. We delve into the significance of striking the right tone in restaurant design through 20 projects from our ArchDaily database.
Emily Event Hall / YOD Group

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Architects: YOD Group
- Area: 2900 m²
- Year: 2022
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Manufacturers: Kristalia , BOSE, Billiani, Bolon, Thermory
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Professionals: Pravda Design
How to Choose Children’s Bedroom Furniture

In the majority of family homes, it’s common for children to be given the smallest rooms. They are, after all, the smallest people. But where grown-ups have the rest of the house to fill with their accrued material wealth, children’s only freedom to decide what they do and where things go, is in that one small room.
Learning about the world can be frustrating, and quickly lead to misdiagnosed ‘bad’ behavior. So creating a safe, welcoming, comfortable space where children can feel calm, loved, and protected while enjoying their independence and individuality, is essential for a happy, healthy childhood. Children’s bedroom design, therefore, has more in common with open-plan living than simple sleeping quarters.
Grand Emily Hotel Lobby / YOD Group
Trends Always Come Back: Retro Aesthetics with Modern Materials

As transitory as trends may be, they always have a way of coming back. We see it all the time in fashion, with clothing pieces we thought were long gone coming back in style and reconquering the market. Interior design is no exception. Although this century has set the ideal on subtle sophistication and simplicity – with white surfaces, clean lines and slick gloss finishes –, bold retro enhancements are reviving in residential and commercial interiors. Whether in the form of vibrant colored walls, floors with intricate geometric patterns or vintage-looking furniture pieces, there seems to be a renewed appreciation for design elements inspired by trends from the second half of the 1900s, particularly from the 50s to the 80s.
15 Contemporary Architects Who Design Chairs

During their university years, architects acquire a wide range of skills apart from learning to design buildings. Some of these include creative problem solving, project management, high attention to detail, coordinating teams and accurately responding to consumer needs. Therefore, a degree often provides the necessary tools to design at any scale – from urban to product design – and to explore other creative fields, such as art, photography, journalism or industrial design. Of the many possibilities that open up, it is especially common for many to make the leap towards furniture design, particularly chair design, instead of following the traditional route.
6 Adaptive Reuse Projects That Upcycle Their Space

Adaptive reuse is the sustainable face of architecture. This visionary process of architectural alchemy allows cities to thrive and remain relevant, without forgetting their past.
How to Improve Lighting in the Workplace

People spend hours at work every day. Offices still fail to recognise the difference lighting can make to their workspaces. Lighting is an important matter when talking about visual comfort and productivity. Optimized lighting can help to improve performance and there are determined practice guidelines on which lighting systems work best for your work environment.
6:19 Studio / balbek bureau

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Architects: balbek bureau
- Area: 111 m²
- Year: 2020
Shelest Retreat / YoDezeen studio

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Architects: YoDezeen studio
- Area: 1234 m²
- Year: 2019
Mumbai Apartment / Nelly Prodan Design

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Architects: Nelly Prodan Design
- Area: 62 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: CEA, Casabath, Casabath Soho, Equipe, Iris, +4
Istetyka Eatery / Yakusha Design & Architecture Studio

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Architects: Yakusha Design & Architecture Studio
- Area: 127 m²
- Year: 2021
MAD Bars House / YOD Group
Late Breakfast Club / LIS design studio

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Architects: LIS design studio
- Area: 120 m²
- Year: 2019
Say No Mo Beauty Salon / balbek bureau

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Architects: balbek bureau
- Area: 200 m²
- Year: 2020












































































