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We have seen stories woven through maximalism. Studio Rust takes it to another level! Dive into our feature on how layered colours, rich textures, and cultural artefacts come together to create a heritage-inspired dining space in Udaipur. Discover how thoughtful maximalism transforms restaurant design into an immersive, celebratory experience. Read the full article here: https://indiaartndesign.com/designing-heritage-inspired-maximalist-restaurant-interiors-studio-rust/

Rooted in the principles of suprematism, an early 20th century art movement founded by Russian artist, Kazimir Malevich, Maxim Kashin Architects establishes a fresh and innovative path in interior design, by blending the old and the new, in its new office SLAVA 2024. Check out the new and creative interior design informed by complex concepts in a historic district of central Moscow. 

Arabic antiques, Indian silver, Mexican ecclesiastical art, handcrafted Talavera tiles, hand-painted wallpaper, English Schumacher fabric… Queen of Maximalism Michelle Nussbaumer lets us into her sprawling holiday home in San Miguel, Mexico.

Strategically finding resonance among elements of maximalism, pop culture, and the Bouba-Kiki effect, Studio Deshi curates a warm abode that promises to grow with its owners

Maximalism takes centre stage in Bricks & Beams' colourful new studio in Chennai, as a spellbinding confluence of vintage and traditional Chettinad flavours meet graceful European influences.

While describing about the bed room essentials and the other different elements we often neglect the headboards. In fact the headboard is the most significant part of the bed.

Decorating a small studio apartment requires more creativity to maximize the space and create a decorative process and unique at the same time. Even if the small studio apartment should reflect your lifestyle through the furniture and some smart solutions that help in space well.

This apartment is located in the ski resort apartment interior Menuires ski resort is small in Menuires, France, which is equipped with a curved wall with built -in storage and Cabin platform beds for kids. It's in 1960s building, it offers three orientations that are not utilized by the original building. to increase the living space without modifying the surface of a structural element or support, to make 2 bathrooms instead of one, to maintain the same amount of cabin platform beds for kids, which says 8 beds to 55 square meters. Designs that maximize the use of space, not to try and make the furniture into the flat, but flat to the furniture. Large wooden curve across the entire flat surface. This piece of furniture is included in the different thickness of its necessary facilities; storage space, the unit was superimposed, reading corner, kitchen and bathroom (back to back). It is part of the furniture itself that the structure of space . A curtain device allows for greater privacy around the unit to sleep in cabin platform beds for kids. Around it gathered all the basic functions of the house allows for a great free space on windows that offer panoramic views of the mountains. read more at contemporist

Designer Maxime Jacquet crafts an understated uber chic home on the hills of Hollywood, opening it to the scenic vistas. Check it out here

The Line Office by MIRA Design Studio is a study in maximalism, echoing a refreshing take on luxury and comfort. Check it out here…

Studio UNLTD designs the interior of the Cino restaurant in Honolulu as a striking convergence of maximalism, Art Deco, and contemporary styles

Through ingenuity, 7ARC Design Office creates a studio that not only reflects its design philosophies but also maximizes the potential of a small space, turning it into a valuable luxury asset. 

House 26 by TI:DO blends nostalgia with modernity - maximizing space, light, and function, transforming the once-cramped apartment into a timeless urban sanctuary.

One Plus Partnership, founded by designer duo Ajax Law and Virginia Lung bring the world of cinema to life, giving abstract form to the concepts that make up the film industry and the city.

Designed to elicit a 'wow' factor, design studio MuseLAB curates a mammoth residence as a handsome contemporary narrative that mimics the philosophy of ancient traditional design practices often seen in erstwhile palaces and heritage properties

Bold, maximalist, and flamboyant vibes meet heightened artisanship in this Vadodara home by Design Studio Associates…

Inspired by Spanish haciendas, MuseLAB crafts a one-of-a-kind home that features delightful courtyards, elegant arched openings, sloping roofs, and seamless indoor-outdoor spaces. Despite drawing inspiration from Spanish architecture, the home's layout pays homage to the design elements of a Chettinad home.

Comfort, colour pops, coruscation - blossoming in maximalist textures while grounded in traditionality - this Mumbai duplex by The Orange Lane studio is a visual and experiential narrative in itself