30 Examples Of The Most Incredible Design Solutions, As Shared By This Instagram Page (New Pics)
InterviewFrom cozy apartments to spectacular skyscrapers, the world of interior design and architecture is constantly evolving. New trends and ideas emerge every year, inspiring and motivating designers to create beautiful and functional spaces.
Whether you're a minimalist looking to embrace simplicity or someone who loves bold colors and patterns, we’ve gathered some of the most impressive interiors for you to admire, as posted by this Instagram page called “TopDezigners”. It has a following of more than 380,000 fans that share a passion and love for all things design and architecture. Scroll down to join us on a journey through some of the most remarkable homes, offices, and public spaces from around the globe.
We were fortunate enough to get in touch with one of the most captivating design bureaus, KSh Design, to delve deeper into their creative process and learn more about their approach to design. You can also find one of their designs, "The Sweet Cocktail Bar", on this list!
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Ananda House By Elora Hardy
Danish Upcycling Project
Best part of this article is Notyrmums Spatula's ranting under majority of pictures, highly recommend. :D
Agreed! Mainly deep hatred of beige.
Load More Replies...What a stunning space! To actually be surrounded by beauty and be able to have a private conversation with fellow diners. A dream come true.
Villa Anouk
I also had to scroll back, totally missed the best part!!
Load More Replies...Andrew, the representative of KSh Design, shared that the bureau was founded in 2018 in Ukraine by a group of three young architects. “We strived to design to our maximum potential, and working under our own brand was the primary motivation and inspiration for us then and continues to be now.”
“The basis of our approach is the investment of a huge amount of creative potential. In each of our projects, we create individual interior items, furniture, lighting, and decor. It makes each project truly unique and unrepeatable. We do not have ordinary projects, each of them is unique.”
Infinity Pools
Those reflections in the glass distorting that incredible view would drive me insane
Concrete Jungle By Victoria Chuchupalova
All I can think of is mold and mildew from all that very visible humidity.
Load More Replies...Memories Aicha Luxury Camp
In a world brimming with design firms and creative professionals, it might be hard to stand out. According to Andrew, what sets KSh Design apart from other creatives in the industry is that they view every new project as a great opportunity and as a chance to change and improve the lives of their clients. “We strive for everyone who encounters our design to receive their own inspiration and desire to change the world around them for the better. This is the hallmark of our approach.”
The Piece-Of-Art Loft By Terreo Studio
That's always my first thought whenever I see a house with so many windows.
Load More Replies...Lovely space. Dumb furniture. Did they learn nothing from the great loose pillow couch fiasco of the ‘90s? They are always a disaster unless you quit your job to fix the pillow formation every 15 mins,
Although the seating looks really trendy (and comfy) why on earth are they always looking inwards - I like to see outside when I lounge....
Victorian-Style Houses
Yes, I love them. I’ve seen some that were renovated and modern, but kept a lot of the character too.
Load More Replies...These must be The Painted Ladies in San Francisco. Imagine living in a house with so much character.
PSA: In San Francisco (and similar places), it doesn't work to level your camera to the street.
Underwater Restaurant By Snøhetta
I wonder if there are any cruise ships that have restaurants below the waterline. Just gotta be careful when docking them.
Speaking about "The Sweet Cocktail Bar", Andrew revealed that this is a pure art project, a space “filled to the brim with creativity”.
“When we were designing ‘The Sweet Cocktail Bar’, we wanted to capture and concentrate on the sweetness of life. We had freedom and minimum limits. For which, special thanks to our customers.”
However, amidst every project, there inevitably arise challenges to conquer. For KSh Design, the main difficulty of this particular endeavor was the complex shapes of the ceilings, “which were modeled by segments in order to be able to complete each segment separately and assemble everything together in the shortest possible time. The race against time is a major challenge for commercial properties, but our experience and customization capabilities help us meet the toughest challenges.” You can explore an exquisite collection of captivating visuals showcasing “The Sweet Cocktail Bar” on KSh Design's website!
Villa Chams By Carl Gerges Architects
Why would I want columns in my pool. Is it the home of a neurosurgeon and he needs business?
Might have a mechanism on the outside for partially enclosing it? No idea, but I can see myself happily braining myself there. Reminds me of Moira from Schitt's Creek "I shall bathe, and if I happen to bang my head and slip beneath the water, so be it Mr. Rose"
Load More Replies...A yes, carpets and fabric right next to an interior body of water. Ah, mold. Noice.
cactuses and yukkas as the natural flora. i think the air is quite dry enough
Load More Replies...All I can think about is my allergies and the bugs with all that... Openness.. yeah we'll go with that word... 🤷🏾♀️🤫😒
Casa Santísimo By Jjrr Arquitectura + Area
Tropical Masterpiece By Alexis Dornier
And see all the creepy crawlies and other critters walking right into the open concept design.
Load More Replies...We were curious to learn more about other projects that KSh Design has worked on. Andrew shared that one of their latest projects is a unique gathering place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (a private space for customers from Saudi Arabia). “People in the Middle East have very close family relationships and for them, the family is central to life. They wanted a space to gather and spend nice evenings together. We tried to create a cozy, soft, and unique place where children will form their taste for life and where everyone who visits there will be pleased to return there again. Noble materials and shapes are combined into a single story to give unforgettable moments of happiness. Now the project is under construction and in the summer of 2024, it will be completely ready.”
You can explore an extensive array of KSh Design's awe-inspiring projects, available for your perusal on their website, Instagram and Behance!
Casa Gu By Estudio Eva
while i love wood, what's up with all these beige houses? put some colour on it
I agree but still warmer and nicer than the all white you find in most houses, feel more organic
Load More Replies...Photography is beautiful, but I can't say I feel the same about the brutalism
Beautiful, beautiful beige-it-is lines…. I love it even though I hate beige.
Residence By Morini Arquitectos
I’d insist on custom made blinds or curtains for every single window. Since these are obviously homes of very well off people, they can spare the cash for it. Hell, they won’t even miss it.
Load More Replies...They could've just continued the roof slope with glass, instead they put a rectangular hallway to cut the design :/
Oh look!! An actual person!!! Sir, blink twice if you need help... 🤫🤫🤫
I would have the song, I always feel like somebody's watching me, in my head 24/7, if I lived here.
Coffe House By Tetro Arquitectura
The Courbes By Christophe Rousselle Atelier
Natural Pool Concept By Alexis Christodoulou
Right! One cocktail away from potential concussion or drowning.
Load More Replies...Bathroom Concept By Alex Maslov
Why does the toilet need to be in the same room with the bathtub? (*shudders in Japanese)
Fairly normal in most parts of the world to have a bathtub, shower, toilet and sink in the same room. Maybe a bidet too if you’re feeling fancy.
Load More Replies...Back Boxes By Mattgibson
Yeah, I couldn't enjoy the view while feeling so exposed..
Load More Replies...Wood Home By Jesus G Acosta
Beach House By Charlotte Taylor
again - a death trap for birds! :(( Millions of birds die every year in Berlin alone because they collide with glass
Teca House By Frederico Delrosso
By Raw Mix Design
Douglas House By Richard Meier & Partners
Design By Benjamin Guedj
I think the idea is when you have amazing views you should not direct people's attention elsewhere.
Load More Replies...Huntingtower Road Residences By Jolson Architecture
Bayhouse By Rick Joy
Nah, when you can afford a house like that, you ‘have a guy’ who takes care of those types of things…
Kava&chai By 4spacedesign
I do really like that somewhat muted turquoise with the brick red, but how on Earth do they keep all those lights so clean?
The Sweet Cocktail Bar By Ksh Design Bureau
I love the circles and curves! In this case I think the beige is ok, because the room will be filled with people in interesting clothes.
Well, it's not that the ones who drink and spill will do the cleaning :)
Load More Replies...Casa Ciempiés By Vertebral
👑 – Design: Vid Design Group
Bathroom By Yodezeen Architects
The tub is cool. But I couldn't handle the walls. They look like spider webs.
Refúgio By Piacesi Arquitetos Associados
Pink House By The Line
Ibm-Office Building By Nathan Brami Architecture
I would love to work there, imagine just going for a walk in the forest and having a snack in the middle of nature <3
Summer House By Logodotis
I know these residences are designed and staged to make sure they look perfect for the picture but I ask myself with some of them, Does anybody really live here? And lately, I am always questioning whether or not these images are AI.
Yes, people live here. These photos are generally taken before the people move back in after renovation. They are real, but it's true they sometimes look surreal! :)
Load More Replies...Olive Residence By Channel Beju
Anyone else has the urge to just roll down the stairs into the pool? X3
Renders By Daria Kaljonowa
Holy fr*ck, this has the strongest Blade Runner vibes I've ever seen, I love it <3
Metrick Cottage By Akb Architects
House By Elías Rizo Arquitectos
The Home On The Hill By Arun Nalapat Architects
Do You Love Winter Holidays? ❄️ – Design: Selami Bektas
Bathroom Of The Tranquil House By Nazar Tsymbaliuk
Lebanese Boeing Business Jet
Dark Bedroom By Drew Sup 3D
Organic Colorful Project By Peter Tarka
Who Needs Some Spa Now? 😍 – Design: Erbayraktar Armagan
Modern History. 🏛 – Isabella Magnani
Got it: black and white = modern, gold = history / rectangular = modern, curved = history 😀
You forgot glass and chonk. Chonk = artsy. Glass = businessy
Load More Replies...Residence By Aidlin Darling Design
Interior Design By Yodezeen Architects
Casa Xingú By Tetro Arquitetura
House By Dezest Design
Interior By 3dm Interior & Exterior Design
I think it's trying to be elegant and crisp in a professional-looking way.
Load More Replies...Kilada Spiral Villa By Omniview Design
Green architecture is just the best, cool in the summer, warm in the winter <3
Top pic must be AI - popping trees on the roof with only a thin layer of soil and the roots will crack through as they search for water and space.
Lost In The Desert. 🏜 – Design: Bartosz Domiczek
Observatory House By Yulia Pidlubnyak
I appreciate the effort to blend in the new design with the classical houses made of rock :D
Holl Design Studio
A wind up. Yay, motivational lights - but which wind should I choose - North, South or flatulence?
Sand House By Nelson De Araújo
The Dz Bank Building By Frank Gehry
Musée Yves Saint Laurent By Studio Ko
Japanese Restaurant By Arthur Casas
Apartment By Architect Thomas Cravero
Seven Series House By Bruis Architectuur & Ihc Architects
Restaurante B+f Sahara By Freelandbuck
Loft By Ira Kisil
House By Stine Veronica Ellingsen
El Tecuán Hotel By Cédarbéjar & Macías Peredo Arquitectos & René Pérez Gómez
Prada Aoyama By Herzog & De Meuron
The glass feature reminds me of the old style windows from the Victorian times :3
Beautiful Fireplace. 🔥 – Architecture: Artpartner Architects
How Do You Like This Awesome Glass Staircase? 😍 – Design: Reham Karam Sokkar
Ready For Lunch. 🥬 – Design: Ani Avagyan
30.78m Gratitude Yacht
The Concept 191 By Roman Vlasov
Yacht Interior By Bannenberg & Rowell Design
Minimalistic Bedroom By Igor Sirotov Architects
Changsha Meixhiu International Culture & Arts Centre By Zaha Hadid Architects
A195 By Sergi Comellas
Laopu Peking Duck Restaurant By Benmo Design
House By Unscripted Design
Solto Soul House By Meir Schonbrun
Luxury Bathroom By Olga Nijaki
Recámara De La Ventana By V Taller
Pine House By Line Design Studio
L‘Arche De Biarritz By Benjamin & Grégory Guedj
Dark Salmon By Sivak+partners
How About Some Colors? – Architecture: Resilienceds
In Harmony With Nature. 🪵 – Architecture: Artpartner Architects
Dusit Thani Lakeview In Cairo, Egypt. – Photography: Nour El Refai
Black Beauty. 🌑 – Design: Romauld Chaigneau
A Magical Night. ✨ – Design: @steynstudio
Maledives Concept By Creato
1wor Flagship Shop By Domani
Prickly Pearl By Alexander Velgan
Horizon By Vois Architects
Space & Time By Russel & George
Mesmerizing House By Otto Felix
Design By Lorna-De-Santos
Bedroom By Nelson De Araújo
Jungle‘S Concept By Mesura
Dois Trópicos By Mnma
Bathroom Design By Mark Hurda & Mark Zhernosek
Doha Metro Network By Ben Van Berkel
On The Edge Of The World. 🌗 – Architecture: Studio Puisto
How To Start Your Day Right. 💦 – Design: Ato.team
Gentleman‘S Home. ◼️◻️ – Architecture: Kyde
Hunting Food. 🥩 – Design: Da Bureau, Photos: Sergey Melinikov
Balint House By Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Zion House By Charlotte Taylor & Nathan Riley
I hope this isn’t a repeat because I’ve tried to post this a couple of times, but I’m just thinking some of these homes must belong to billionaires. I’m not advocating for billionaires. In fact, I am anti-billionaire, but I just wonder who else could afford these places like which one is Jeff Bezos and which one is Bill Gates?
Interior And Design By Stefano Giacomello & Charlotte Taylor
The Peninsula By Paul Milinski
The Weekend House By Paul Kaloustian Architects
Introvert House By Kanstantsin Remez
The first picture looks like the water pumping station we have here on the river.
Living Room
Apartment By Catri Studio
Hotelroom By Sivak+partners
Concept/ 779 By Roman Vlasov
Hofmann House By Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Republiek Restaurant By Anne Claus
Xi‘An Xipai Era Of China Railway Construction By Guangzhou S.p.i Design Co
Bathroom By Obriy
Interior Design By D3 Design Studio
Tangled Cooper Pipes
Meunier Tech Beauty Shenzhen Concept Store By Domani
Spring Touches Marble In Jumeirah Nanjing Hotel – Interior: Ltw Designworks, Architect: Zaha Hadid
Dine In Class. 🍾 – Design: Mohamed Abd El-Naby
Dreaming Of Interior. 🤎 – Design: Mariya Chmut
„swimming“ Pool. 🌊 – Design: Federico Repetto
Bathroom Goals. 🚿 – Design: Aleksandra A
Live With Ease. 🤍 – Design: Marina Zanina
The Yoga House. 🧘 – Design: Anton Kalambet
A Sweet Spot To Read Your Magazines. 📰 – Design: Matthew Zimovets
Concrete Kitchen. 🪨 – Design: Da Bureau, Photos: Sergey Melnikov
Black Bath. ◾️ – Design: White Balance
Tecnomar For Lamborghini 63
Concrete House By Nico Van Der Meulen Architects
Mesmerizing Seaside Residence By Cocoon Bathroom
Kitchen By Leqb
Rock Island House By Joe Mortell
Nirvana Home By Agi Architects
A Warm Welcome. ✨ – Design: La Luz Studio
Head In The Clouds. 🤯 – Design: Radu Moisei
Puristic Elegance. 🤍 – Design: Ato.team
Raffaello Vibes. 🤍 – Architecture: Saota
Wood And Feathers. 🪵🪶 – Design: Elena Kisenko
Jungle Antique. 🌴🏛 – Design: Anna Afanasyeva
Would You Like To Live Here? 🖤 – Interior: Yeliz Olcer Ors
I looked at them all, and I haven't found one I would like to live in.
Very disappointing. Stunning pictures they may be, but none of them really inspire, or give the feeling of somewhere you'd want to live in. I was hoping to see 'solutions' to real world problems, with innovative use of space and light to provide functionality with style, these are all just the result of spending loads of money in large spaces.
Yes, so many benches and hard surfaces, no family spaces to snuggle with toddlers
Load More Replies...Most aren't to my taste. The insistence on a monochromatic palette is not cozy or inviting. It looks more like a bunch of hotels than homes.
'Design solutions' suggests that there were 'design problems'. For some of these 'problems', the solution seems to be money, and plenty of it.
A "solution" doesn't necessarily address a problem. It could also be a wish.
Load More Replies...This is the look of modern design? Uninviting & harsh? There are a couple of nice views (not part of the design) & 1 or 2 decent water features, but everything is lacking warmth. Rarely any color beyond black, grey & beige. Sharp edges & corners everywhere. Lots of glass & ridiculous corners. No privacy or protection from the sun, impossible to clean corners, bath fixtures you can hardly use w/o cutting yourself. Public spaces w/no access for the disabled, not even rails on the stairs for safety. So disappointed.
After a while, all the stone and wood buildings looked alike. Soaring ceilings. A lot of wasted space in these places. Austere.
I suppose if you can afford homes like these, you can afford someone to come and clean for you. Give me a lil forest cottage any day! 🌲🌲🌲🏠🌲🌲🌲
So I'll be controversial here and say I really love all of these, and wish I could afford something like this. I hate clutter with a passion, and I seem to generate it around me, so if I could get a big place like this with these clean lines I think I'd feel peaceful enough to not clutter them with the garbage I've collected over time. But yes, they are a bit similar... basically hard beige surfaces (steel/glass/rock/wood) with no paintings and some water. Pretty much summarises the lot.
Very disappointing. Stunning pictures they may be, but none of them really inspire, or give the feeling of somewhere you'd want to live in. I was hoping to see 'solutions' to real world problems, with innovative use of space and light to provide functionality with style, these are all just the result of spending loads of money in large spaces.
Yes, so many benches and hard surfaces, no family spaces to snuggle with toddlers
Load More Replies...Most aren't to my taste. The insistence on a monochromatic palette is not cozy or inviting. It looks more like a bunch of hotels than homes.
'Design solutions' suggests that there were 'design problems'. For some of these 'problems', the solution seems to be money, and plenty of it.
A "solution" doesn't necessarily address a problem. It could also be a wish.
Load More Replies...This is the look of modern design? Uninviting & harsh? There are a couple of nice views (not part of the design) & 1 or 2 decent water features, but everything is lacking warmth. Rarely any color beyond black, grey & beige. Sharp edges & corners everywhere. Lots of glass & ridiculous corners. No privacy or protection from the sun, impossible to clean corners, bath fixtures you can hardly use w/o cutting yourself. Public spaces w/no access for the disabled, not even rails on the stairs for safety. So disappointed.
After a while, all the stone and wood buildings looked alike. Soaring ceilings. A lot of wasted space in these places. Austere.
I suppose if you can afford homes like these, you can afford someone to come and clean for you. Give me a lil forest cottage any day! 🌲🌲🌲🏠🌲🌲🌲
So I'll be controversial here and say I really love all of these, and wish I could afford something like this. I hate clutter with a passion, and I seem to generate it around me, so if I could get a big place like this with these clean lines I think I'd feel peaceful enough to not clutter them with the garbage I've collected over time. But yes, they are a bit similar... basically hard beige surfaces (steel/glass/rock/wood) with no paintings and some water. Pretty much summarises the lot.
