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TID is an online architecture and design magazine that will make you discover and will be voice of the best projects and design events, taking you to explore the latest design, interior design, architecture and home decor innovations. The Interior Design is a project aimed at promoting the best interior design and the most interesting and innovative architectural works through a simple, direct and suitable for all, professional and design lovers, language.
Vintage style
Grandma’s armchairs, industrial wood flooring, a Grunding record player, antique prints on the walls: these are some of the ingredients of this apartment located in Milan’s traditional Bovisa distri...
Published: 20/05/2014
Dom Arquitectura: combining modern design and ancient architecture
A modern open space within an ancient residence made out of stone: it happens in La Coruña , Spain, thanks to this project by Dom Arquitectura studio which preserved the original parts of the building to...
Published: 18/04/2014
Water Map, revolutionary bathroom
An innovative trend in the bathroom decoration field by industrial designer Julia Kononenko. Born and raised in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Julia gained popularity with her smart projects such as Electric Water, a washba...
Published: 08/04/2014
Crochets by Nathalie Dérouet
Modern yet Asian collections made out of ceramic: the work is by Nathalie Dérouet, a French designer whose lab produces cups, vases, bowls and much more. Her work includes many elements such as vases, bo...
Published: 24/03/2014
Clac: decorating light
It started with a look at the fridge: that's how Stefano Zanaboni designed Clac, the innovative lamp that brought a new feel to light design. The aim was to create something rather than just design something. C...
Published: 14/03/2014
Australian style by Alexander Lotersztain
Born in Buenos Aires, based in Brisbane: Alexander Lotersztain, Derlot studio’s creative director, is famous for his multicultural projects. Chester Street Apartment, from 2012, is one example of his...
Published: 25/02/2014
The Importance of the Obvious: the sweetest design
The actual ultimate combination of design and kitchen is called The Importance of the Obvious a furniture collection by German designer Matthias Borowski, co-founder of Kollektiv Plus Zwei studio along with Ste...
Published: 21/02/2014
DOMESTIC TRASFORMER
Hong Kong suburbs are characterized by tons of 30 square meters apartments hosting double family units. However one of these apartments is different, featuring 24 rooms within just 30 square meters. the project...
Published: 21/01/2014
Chou Residence by PMK+designers
Located on the third floor of a 15-story building in Taiwan, Chou Residence is a urban apartment by PMK+designers, a luxury space unconventionally sized, as the inner and outer space feature the same area, like...
Published: 19/01/2014
When design meets art
Art within furniture: that was Daniele Basso’s idea when he founded Glocal Design, combining art and design to create simple yet strong objects, as proved by the latest installation, Mr Bot. The project w...
Published: 13/01/2014
Superette : Cape Town’s trendiest cafè
Albert Road was still an anonymous street of Cape Town’s Woodstock area when Cameron Munro launched his Superette café in 2010. Today the street hosts the trendiest shops in town thanks to the reno...
Published: 03/01/2014
Hospitality over the top by Stan & Co Restaurant
Hospitality is what customers seek in a restaurant, as well as a delicious meal. Moreover, hospitality is the keyword for De Horeca Fabriek, the studio that created Stan & Co, a restaurant in Utrecht combin...
Published: 29/12/2013