INTERIOR HUB

Coffee station ☕

Sunset views by (IG) soleneoj

A glass bathtub designed by Issey Miyake for his home in Paris

Art installation titled "Humanoids" created by Ernesto Neto in 2001.

Ice Cube posing for a 2011 poster promoting the Getty Foundation's "Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980"

'My Space' by Tommaso Spinzi

A custom-designed conversation pit within the San Sebastiano Apartment in Milan

Inside 'Casa Gruta' by Chava Roman & Adela Mortera 🍃

The iconic Sheats–Goldstein Residence in Los Angeles designed by John Lautner in 1963

The beauty of a chess set ♟️ A chess set is built on contrast and structure. Every piece has a defined role, and the board’s grid keeps everything balanced while allowing endless variation. Even at rest, it looks precise and intentional. Chess dates back over 1,500 years to a game called chaturanga in india before spreading through persia and europe. The modern staunton design from the 1800s is still used today, with 64 squares and 32 pieces. The number of possible games is estimated to be greater than the number of atoms in the observable universe. Materials change how it’s experienced wood, marble, glass or plastic but the structure stays the same. It’s one of the few objects where design and function are completely tied together.

A wabi-sabi style bed made from wood and granite

A cozy home by Richard Han

Porcelain lighting by Tobimatsu

How cool is this bedroom? 🌊

Some aesthetic kitchen set-ups >>

Inside the Love2 House in Tokyo designed by architect Takeshi Hosaka. This micro-home measures only 19 square meters with exposed concrete walls and specialized funnel-shaped roofs & skylights designed to maximize natural light