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Olga Ryukina designed a forest cabin for her family, nestled among century-old spruces, secluded yet closely connected to nature.

The Mexican design studio Aagnes, has gained wide recognition for its exploration of the subtle relationship between space, objects, and perception.This year, they chose to establish their new studio in the heart of Guadalajara.

In Genk, Belgium, designer Michaël Verheyden and his wife Saartje Vereecke have transformed a mid-century residence, Ten Berken, into a shared vessel for life and creation.

This loft is at once her private residence and a stage where art and life intersect, a gentle in-between where trust and dialogue shape how art is experienced.

The space reflects her dual role as both interior designer and artist, serving not only as the first embodiment of Ro Projects’ design approach, but also as a highly personal starting point.

In this collaboration with the architecture studio SahuquillodeArriba, Pablo Sahuquillo transforms his 55-square-meter residence into a visual narrative.

David Widmer shares with YINJISPACE his views on living spaces, aesthetic preferences, and creative journey—offering a multidimensional glimpse into how a creative individual integrates personal design philosophy, lifestyle, and spatial practice.