A curated collection of the world's most inspiring interior spaces is helping design enthusiasts beat the Monday blues with a weekly dose of architectural wanderlust. The showcase spans continents, featuring everything from cutting-edge restaurants to luxury hotels and private residences that fuel renovation dreams and spark creative curiosity.
The featured spaces include the striking Moonslice restaurant located in Al Khawaneej, UAE, designed by VSHD Design, which represents the latest in Middle Eastern hospitality architecture. A sophisticated Parisian apartment showcased by Spaces of My Dreams demonstrates the timeless elegance of French interior design, while Bar Lina in London, created by A-NRD Studio, exemplifies contemporary British hospitality design.
The international tour continues with a luxurious villa in Mumbai designed by Sheena Miyake, showcasing modern Indian residential architecture, and the prestigious Hôtel De Pourtalès in Paris, captured through the lens of photographer Cody Bamford. These diverse projects represent the current trends shaping global interior design.
The feature highlights the growing popularity of design inspiration content, as evidenced by the most-read stories of recent weeks. Leading the rankings is a Houston transformation story where a neighborhood eyesore became a beloved local gathering place, followed by coverage of a remastered Gaudí courtyard creating a new secret space in Barcelona.
Other trending stories include coverage of remote Maine properties, Brooklyn brownstone renovations by the Brownstone Boys, and a flexible Mallorcan home designed for work-life balance. The list also features Gulfstream's revamped mile-high design center showroom in Mayfair and a future-focused London townhouse renovation.
The showcase represents a broader trend in design media, where visual platforms like Instagram have become primary sources for architectural inspiration. Design studios and photographers are increasingly using social media to share their work with global audiences, creating a new form of design journalism that combines professional expertise with accessible visual storytelling.
