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Interior designer, Ranjani S of IBR (Interiors by Ranjani) Designs crafts a warm and welcoming guest house that intends to fulfill the varying aesthetic tastes of its visitors…

Through contemporary spatiality and a shared ecosystem, 'Common Lights' by Cosmos Architecture promises to offer the community of #BanjaLuka a versatile social and cultural life. Check out the newly unveiled designs of this multifunctional cultural centre…

Department of Architecture Co. creates a breezy paradise in Bangkok's tropical climate - The Commons Saladaeng, paying homage to the community, the surrounds and the neighbourhood's history.

Step into Harrods Men's Shoes Department, where style meets class - and no, that is not just the footwear! David Collins Studio gives London's most famous departmental store an edgy makeover.

Designed by UNStudio, OPPO's super flagship store in Guangzhou, China, introduces an immersive customer experience that begins even before one can cross the threshold!

Atelier RZLBD designs a simple-looking home in the greenbelt of East York, opening the interiors to an energetic vibe and to the ravine park at its rear. Check out the frugal but tastefully anointed home here…

Through a workplace that reflects the design process, Envisage Architecture Studio homes in on what makes their work stand apart.

Curating a creative narrative of innovative and bold design elements, The Green Box by Ester Bruzkus Architekten espouses a less-is-more aesthetic where form serves function.

The Rangoli School HQ in Gandhinagar by tHE gRID Architects and the Roca Views hilltop residence in Ibiza by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos are the most popular projects of the year 2021 across all IndiaArtnDesign social media platforms!

The theme for World Architecture Day 2022 is Architecture for Well-being. Team IAnD presents five select projects from the last year that contribute constructively to this theme.

8000 shimmering discs of varying diameters suspended from 650 wire cables constitute the site-specific installation by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design. Christened Binary Spectrum, the installation "explores the yin-yang relationship of tangible fabricated objects (manufacturing) with a representation of the intangible digital realm", according to architect Heather Dubbeldam.