Design Diary 06

Design
Written by Nicole Bozzani

A glimpse into my recent design saves and likes.

A Wine Cellar turned summer house by Kapsimalis Architects

Cancun’s first Bottega Veneta

A Vibrant LA Loft

A Natural Villa in Chengdu

Decorilla

A new vinyl bar in Mexico City updates the French bistro

An LA Midcentury with Views of the Hollywood Sign

Portugal Holiday Homes

A Century-Old LA home where the sun never sets

The flexible, high-end spaces redefining the post-pandemic world of work

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A Mexican Convent Turned Workspace

A Hot Pink Amsterdam Apartment

Adina Hotels’ newest Berlin debut

Simara Melo Designs Minimalist Home

Fiji’s Reef House

Working Holiday Studio adds a hacienda-style twist to midcentury LA home

Surrealist’s Home Becomes Boutique Hotel

Marylebone Lane inside London’s BoTree Hotel

Santa Ynez Valley home curated by Corinne Mathern

A comforting and quiet Manhattan apartment by General Assembly

17th Century Convent Turned Hotel

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