Laura Calleeuw also uses delicate textures and details to create the character of the space.

The design revolves around the idea of breaking down barriers between guests and staff, blurring the lines between bartender and waiter to foster a more intimate and interactive experience for all.

Each space, a bit disjoined from the other, is designed to be adaptable and to suit an individual’s requirements.

Emma Ware uses sustainable processes and materials: rubber, leather, recycled metal to create empowering and inspiring wearable art.

Hyun-Sook Song's presence of light and movement through and around the objects lends the canvases a powerful, nostalgic evocation; each painting references the ephemeral nature of the objects in the artist's memory, as well as the broader ever-changing perception of memory.

For a Glass wine bar offers more than just a place to enjoy a glass of wine; it's an everyday retreat designed to evoke a sense of warmth, relaxation, and connection.

Aesthetically, the interiors reflect two sides of the architecture, heritage, and contemporary styles.

Tactile nature of Heechan Kim work originated from the desire of non-verbal communication as an Asian immigrant.

Nacho Polo and Robert Onuska, the visionaries behind studiotwentyseven, have meticulously crafted an immersive art and design experience within New York City's historic Textile Building.

Characterized by a minimalist and elegant aesthetic, Loft (IN)Terno creates various relaxation scenes that permeate every corner, providing a refuge from the chaos of urban life.

Adorned with carefully selected art and design pieces, this residence embodies a fusion of classic elegance and pop modernity.

For any thing, as long as it is sent with emotion, its material properties will show an unexpectedly rich appearance, form and spiritual connotation.

Expressing the pursuit of excellence and reflection on life through design is an enduring quest we embrace.

This case reconstructs the spatial logic with the thinking of interior architecture, balancing the blank spaces of the field, arranging materials, textures, light and shadow, and structures in an orderly manner, forming a visual tension full of rhythm.

Inheriting the “SHI”Series DNA from Vanke, creating an advanced customization space which is cozy, graceful, and expansive by integrating loacl life with spatial design. 

Paolo Ferrari was invited by Yinjispace, with the theme of "experiment and refinement", On 3.12 (Saturday) at 21.30pm, the first public class in China was held.

The founder of block722 architects was invited by Yinji to hold the first public class in China with the theme of "Authentic architectural spaces that elevate the senses" at 19:00 on 2.25 (Friday).

Olivier Dwek was invited by Yinji to give us a three-hour online lecture on the theme of "meaningful architecture".

Glenn Sestig was invited by Yinji to give us a three-hour online lecture on the theme of "Minimalism Philosophy".

Damiaan Vanhoutte was invited by Yinji to give us a three-hour online lecture on the theme of "Simple wins over complex".

Frederic Kielemoes was invited to give a three-hour online lecture on the theme of "Belgian Minimalism 2.0".

From cozy New York apartments to grand estates, their work is striking and subdued, surprising and familiar, spectacular and intimate.

Listen Communication is a Seoul-based interior architecture and design studio specializing in the design and production of residential and commercial branded spaces for interiors, architecture, furniture and lighting.

Atelier PECLAT+CHOW is a young architecture studio based in São Paulo, Brazil. Through the interview with Yinji, we introduced the design experience and thinking.

The Mexican design firm HW Studio will conduct the first online sharing in China at 11:00 am on January 22 (Saturday) with the theme of "The Hill in Front of the Canyon" through Yinji.

The office’s location, urban block 722, becomes more than a city planning number – it evolves into an element of identity.

Ludwig Godefroy achieves the harmony of design by searching for the similarity, correspondence and synchronization between architecture and nature.

Mexican architect Miguel Ángel Aragonés was invited by Yinji to teach online for three hours with the theme of "The Dimension of Light".

Spanish architect Alejandro Beautell was invited by Yinji to teach online for three hours with the theme of "Dialogue with Time".

The Jordanian architect Sahel Al Hiyari was invited by Indochina to teach us online for three hours with the theme of "Four Theory of Architecture".