Beautiful documentary on the dreamy, subconscious and utterly inspiring interior work of Roman & Williams. Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch practice a historical office model based on craft, hands-on design decisions and a highly personal viewpoint. (via the scout)
McNally Jackson Books in NYC is graced by an invitingly smart cafe space compliments of the talented and literate peoples at Front Studio (their portfolio is worth a few long looks). Makes us want to order up a double capp and dive into a 300-pager.
Tokyo-based Kengo Kuma’s retail space in Osaka for Lucien Pellat-Finet, French fashion designer known for cashmere and knits, expresses “the tenderness of cashmere fabrics by using an organic pattern surface on the plant in architecture.” Kuma’s fondness for transparency and natural materials is apparent in the wood honeycomb structure that flows throughout the building….beauty! (via Designboom)
