Scandinavia, a sub-region of various countries in northern Europe, shares its culture and history with neighboring areas. However, when it comes to its artistic distinction, it stands out with its appealing cultural and environmental aspects. Here, we talk about the characteristics of Scandinavian interior design and how it manages to influence corporate moguls around the world.

Design a space for people to go to find inner peace. A place where they can interact with nature and meditate in peace. A space where one can find exposure to the environment. Craft a space where people can achieve their peace of mind in betweeen the hustles of their city lives.

The new project of the international architectural bureau Kerimov Architects is a 350 sq. m private residence in the northern part of Dubai, overlooking the Persian Gulf.

Italian shipyard Rossinavi in collaboration with Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) have established a new era of sustainable yachting with Oneiric. Combining the signature of ZHA’s design with maximum functionality and cutting-edge technology, the Oneiric is designed and engineered without compromise, providing an unrivalled experience for the owner and guests while prioritising the health of the ocean.

In the north of Amsterdam, a traditional ‘’Dijkhuis’’ (dyke house) has been transformed into a family home by Studio Modijefsky. This kind of building, as you might have guessed, is built next to a dyke. As building a dyke raises the ground level, it means that houses around it have a back area (and garden) at the lower, original level.

Cleaning the kitchen is always a little more difficult and tedious than cleaning all the other rooms. The difficulty lies in the place's specificity the kitchen is designed for cooking, storing food, and eating. In addition, everything related to nutrition requires compliance with sanitary and hygienic standards.

Influenced by COVID, Flexible Outdoor Spaces Improve Student Performance and Well‐Being. Indoor classrooms have long been de facto settings for learning. The pandemic, however, forced a shift in pedagogy. While remote learning was embraced by some schools prior to the pandemic, widespread Zoom teaching highlighted that the in‐person interaction many students need to thrive was lacking. One solution: outdoor classrooms.

Built in 1914, Smith Tower was the tallest structure west of the Mississippi upon its completion. No expense was spared in the construction of this ambitious 462-foot-tall building, with interiors finished in rich materials and ornate detailing. Today, this iconic figure in the Seattle skyline houses offices and commercial spaces topped by an observation deck on the 35th floor.