The interiors will be timeless, simple yet luxurious. A focus on materials, proportions and detailing gives way to expansive views, allowing the glorious surrounding to take centre stage.

Twina Office, an Office for a technology company in Saudi Arabia, was designed by Polish interior design Studio Blok Studio. The studio designed a minimalist Office space for Twina Office, allowing natural materials to interact with subtle colors, allowing people to work ina comfortable and spacious environment.

Taylor Howes was commissioned to design one of the first apartments to have sold in London’s latest, prestigious development, Chelsea Barracks.

A vibrant restaurant in Moscow, Russia, designed by local interior designe Studio Shoo.

Situated at the central axis of Qiandeng Lake area, Foshan, China, OPUS ONE is Poly's fifth property development of the "Top Series" that defines the city skyline. Responding to Lingnan people's ideal of living in symbiosis with nature, it creates a cozy and artistic lifestyle in the bustling urban jungle.

In the designer's understanding, evolution represents progress and change.

Although presently designed, the decor of Dakota’s home perfectly captures the mid-century modern spirit.

A 260-square-metre loft apartment in Tribeca, New York, was designed by local interior designer Dumais ID at the invitation of a newlywed couple.

A modern, functional apartment in east London designed by New York interior design studio Charlie Ferrer.

A luxurious private villa in Bangkok, Thailand, designed by local architecture and interior design studio WARchitect.

The house sits on a hill in Japan's historic city of kamakura, overlooking the shoonan coast and overlooking Japan's iconic Mount Fuji.

Simple and elegant and colorful, quiet hidden quiet aura, enough to infect the viewer who has not set foot here.

This extended family villa in the town of Truckee, California, USA, has been designed by New York-based interior design studio Denise Kuriger.

Located on a lakeside in Japan, a family hotel is designed as a continuous spiral from the entrance to the bedroom. The hotel was designed by Nikken Sekkei, a Tokyo-based architecture firm. Each step deep into the building reveals a changing view of the lake.

Many of the original features of the house are still there today, including the wonderful exposed stone walls, wood paneling, and the charming 1950s kitchen.