Black-birch paneling and stainless-steel doors channel Russian constructivism in the first dining zone at Moscow’s Cafe Polet by Asthetíque. Photography by Mikhail Loskutov.
The Tea Geek Lab is set under a striking sloped ceiling where myriad metal textures add depth and character to the space. Photography courtesy of Tomo Design.
Below the lobby ceiling’s custom textile installation, a fireplace bySafrettiwithin a feature wall of Quarella Fior Di Pesco marble warmsFredericiaseating and tables; the rug is by Mossimo. Photography by Arne Bru Haug.
Archways, flanking small meeting areas for the design studios, are original, but the oak floor planks and wall paint are new. Photography by Kasia Gatkowska/Photofoyer.
La Cage Noire, a newly opened nightclub in Komotini, Greece, draws design inspiration from its namesake the black cage. Photography by Stefanos Tsakiris and edited by Christos Kaligos.
Varying textures of porphyry stone—from split to brushed—form an angular arch that leads into the restaurant’s main dining room. Photography by Andrea Martiradonna.