This Cottage is an interior project by Rapin Saiz Architects. Located in the Swiss Alps near Verbier, this traditional barn celebrates simplicity.Wooden floors and walls combined with a neutral colour scheme create a cosy and relaxed atmosphere enhanced by plenty of natural light coming through the windows.

An integrated living room and dining room featuring Studioilse's Together Extending Table and Bench; and Matthew Hilton’s Fin Chairs constitute a perfect space for sharing with family and friends.

The John E Jaqua Academic Center for Student Athletes is a 40,000 square foot building for the NCAA-mandated academic services for student athletes. Located next to the office of admissions at Oregon Hall, the Jaqua Center is a steel and glass cubic structure with floor-to-ceiliing vison glass which allows natural daylight to flood to interior space. Designed by ZGF Architects LLP, the building is intended for introspection, study and learning. This concept is reinforced by the reflecting pool that surrounds the building on all four sides, as well as the Birch “forest” on the North side, both which provide a tranquil respite in an otherwise busy landscape. The interior makes extensive use of wood, bringing warmth to the modern design. Fin Dining Chairs by Matthew Hilton line the study tables next to the cafe area.

Winner of the 2011 Institute Honor Award for Interior Architecture.

ZGF Architects LLP

Penthouse Nussberg is an interior project by beef architekti in Vienna, Austria. Located on the hillside overlooking Vienna, this former hotel compound was rebuilt in the 90's as housing. The split level penthouse on the top floor has two bedrooms and a roof terrace accessible by an outdoor spiral staircase. Perfectly oriented, this apartment is filled with natural light provided by the floor to ceiling windows. The use of natural materials and colours throughout creates a cosy atmosphere. Solid wood is used wherever possible, including on select interior walls which are clad in reclaimed 80-year old spruce. Fin Dining Chair by Matthew Hilton surrounds the dining table, and is also used as a desk chair in the bedroom.

beef architekti

The Montpellier Chapter is located in Cheltenham, England and is the first of Swire's new Chapter Hotels brand. True to the vision of its creators, this 61 room hotel has its own personality, born from the local area and focuses on simplicity, honesty and quality. The Grade II listed building has been respectfully updated and a contemporary wing added by cutting edge architects using local materials and craftsmen, whilst the interior is punctuated by the 160-strong art collection curated by Central St Martin's College of Art and Design. The Restaurant boasts British favourites using seasonal produce, complemented by carefully chosen wines. The Montpellier Chapter includes Low Lounge Chair, Hepburn Sofa, Fin Dining Chair and I-Beam Side Table/Stool all by Matthew Hilton and Luna Tray Side Table from the De La Espada classic range.

The Montpellier Chapter Hotel

Studioilse in collaboration with 6a Architects created the brand concept and design for modern coaching inn, The Olde Bell Inn in Hurley, Berkshire, England.In keeping with Studioilse's human approach to design, the common spaces are the heartbeat of the place. The buildings function almost like a village in itself; the main building for the overnight guests and locals, and the auxiliary buildings for private gatherings. Engagingly English, the inn features local chairs, cheese and food enjoyed in snug corners with open fires. In the dining room, guests can enjoy meals made from the best seasonal ingredients from local farmers, while resting upon Fin Dining Chair by Matthew Hilton.

The Olde Bell Inn

Pon headquarters in Amsterdam features a new boardroom level designed by Qua Associates. Based on openness and transparency, glass is used generously throughout from the exterior glass curtain facade to the interior walls and staircases. Additional materials include natural wood, metal and stone, reflecting the long-term stability of this family run company. The design includes a terrace with lounge, meeting rooms, coffee bar and indoor lounge. The indoor lounge features Box Sofa and Box Armchair by Autoban and Fracture Coffee Table by Matthew Hilton.

Qua Associates

Located in the quaint village of Old Oakville just outside Toronto, this 50 seat eatery was created by Brayan Stoyanov of design studio, Stoyanov. Inspired by an evening in the Villa Lysis on the Island of Capri, the interior takes you to the coast of Napoli not just in atmosphere and design but in the flavours of the food. Built into the basement of the Town’s historic post office, vaulted marmorino ceilings envelop the guests as they dine from the comfort of custom designed bar stools and tables, and Matthew Hilton's Fin Dining Chair and Colombo Dining Armchair. Leathered marble bar tops bring back the feel of century-old weathered stone while the wood burning oven offers the senses complete fulfillment. Featured in Gestalten's 'Let's Go Out' book 2012. 

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Stoyanov

The second of Swire's Chapter Hotels, The Magdalen Chapter, is set in one of the most iconic buildings in Exeter, The Edwardian West of England Eye Hospital. In keeping with the vision of Chapter Hotels, the hotel is locally inspired with its own unmistakeable personality. The historic building has been sensitively restored and offers a stunning mix of old and new. Almost every one of the 59 rooms is different, with many overlooking the walled garden and over to the Haldon Hills. The bar with curated library connects to the glass fronted lounge overlooking the contemporary gardens and terrace. Within the lounge, guests find comfort on furniture including Hepburn Sofa by Matthew Hilton, with accessories including Charlene Mullen cushions, Dove and Needlepoint.

The Magdalen Chapter Hotel

BIT

BIT is an anti-chain of restaurants in Oslo and Bergen, each with its own unique atmosphere, serving high quality made to order sandwiches, salads, and baked goods. Developed in the vision of Oslo based Dinamo Design, the brand provides everyday luxury in peoples lives by elevating their eating experience.

The Oslo branch of BIT, located in the 'English quarter' of the city, benefits from unique grandiose architecture complete with tall ceilings, vertical lines, and large, arched windows overlooking a busy intersection. It is a quiet sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the daily grind of our busy lives. The space, conceived and designed by Axel Hartvig-Larsen and Morten Kristiansen of Dinamo Design in collaboration with Karoline Bommen (Concept Design) and Visual Artist, Karen Leon, is clean, open, light and airy; a place for thought, and for renewing your energy – a place where the most important objects in the space are the people that inhabit it. Natural elements are combined with contemporary furniture. Salvaged wood, plants, and natural stones form a light, fresh and calmly invigorating, yet edgy space. Diners can enjoy the comfort of Low Lounge Chair or Fin Dining Chair, both designed by Matthew Hilton for his eponymous brand, and manufactured by De La Espada.

Dinamo Design

Concept Design