#interiors

HOSOO’s five-floor Kyoto flagship presents contemporary applications of Nishijin textile craft through its store, lounge and gallery, connecting traditional weaving with furniture, interiors, art and design.

#nishijin textile, #craft, #design, #interiors, #kyoto

Link: https://www.hosoo.co.jp/en/showroo…

Set within the former Geffrye almshouses on Kingsland Road, the Museum of the Home explores how people have made, used and understood domestic space. Its Rooms Through Time trace four centuries of home life through furnished interiors, while the Home Galleries, period gardens and restored Almshouse 14 connect furniture and objects to changing rituals, technologies and social histories.

#museum, #interiors, #design, #material culture

Link: https://museumofthehome.org.uk/

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A Grade II-listed Georgian house transformed by American artist Dennis Severs, who lived here from 1979 until 1999. Across ten rooms, candlelight, smells, sounds, unmade beds and half-finished meals conjure the fictional Jervis family of Huguenot silk weavers—as though its occupants have just slipped away. It is a theatrical still-life drama rather than a conventional period-house reconstruction.

#historic house, #interiors, #spitalfields, #immersive

Link: https://dennissevershouse.co.uk/

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Assouline’s London flagship inside Sir Edwin Lutyens’ former Midland Bank building, transformed into a richly atmospheric cultural concept store. Monumental illustrated books sit alongside art, antiques and interiors, with Swans Bar making the space feel closer to a private library or salon than a conventional bookshop.

#books, #design, #interiors, #piccadilly, #swans bar

Link: https://www.assouline.com/pages/ma…

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