{"pages":{"pageParam":"page","pageSizeParam":"per-page","forcePageParam":true,"route":null,"params":null,"urlManager":null,"validatePage":true,"totalCount":"31","defaultPageSize":20,"pageSizeLimit":[1,50]},"items":[{"id":"36","name":"ZEKZER Office Design in Kyiv: Reincarnation of a Historic Space","slug":"zekzer-office-design-in-kyiv-reincarnation-of-a-historic-space","image":"/blog/post3103/image1.jpg","status":"1","sort_order":"0","date_added":"2026-04-09 07:34:38","description":{"id":"98","post_id":"36","code":"en","name":"ZEKZER Office Design in Kyiv: Reincarnation of a Historic Space","author":"","date":"","short_description":"","description":"<div class="grid-cols-2 grid-rows-2"> <img class="w-100" src="/upload/images/blog/post3103/image1.jpg" alt=""> </div><div class="d-flex flex-column"> <div class="blog-text mb-4">The office interior design studio Between the Walls has unveiled the ZEKZER project—a prime example of how corporate office interior design from the early 20th century can serve as the foundation for a modern business environment. Located in the city center, this 80 m2 space demonstrates a perfect balance between Neo-Gothic heritage and the modern functionality expected from a leading office interior design company. </div></div><div></div><div class="d-flex flex-column"><img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/post3103/image2.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="d-flex flex-column"><img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/post3103/image3.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="post-flex-info grid-cols-4"> <div class="blog-grid-item-date">(13.03.2026)</div> <div class="blog-grid-item-name"></div></div><div> <img class="w-100" src="/upload/images/blog/post3103/image4.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="blog-text">The primary challenge for the designers was the 4.05-meter ceiling height. To create an effective workplace design studio environment, an entresol (mezzanine) was integrated. This allowed for strategic zoning: the first floor is dedicated to high-intensity work and meetings, while the upper tier serves as an informal lounge area. This approach makes the office interior design Kyiv visually light, ergonomic, and highly productive.</div><div class="grid-cols-2"> <img class="w-100" src="/upload/images/blog/post3103/image5.jpg" alt=""> </div><div class="grid-cols-2"> <img class="w-100" src="/upload/images/blog/post3103/image6.jpg" alt=""> </div><div class="grid-cols-2 blog-text"> This office interior design in Kyiv is executed within the "Quiet Luxury" concept. Instead of merely copying the facade's Gothic elements, our office design consultancy utilized a palette of milky, beige, and deep blue tones that echo the surrounding urban architecture. Textures of rattan, dark wood, and velvet create an atmosphere that serves as a benchmark for premium commercial interior design.<br><br>By integrating modular furniture and flexible layouts, the ZEKZER project rivals the best standards of coworking space interior design, offering a sophisticated yet functional luxury office interior design for the modern era.</div>"}},{"id":"35","name":"Bon Bouquet Café. Honored at DNA Paris Design Awards 2025","slug":"bon-bouquet-cafe-honored-at-dna-paris-design-awards-2025","image":"/blog/post1803/image1.jpg","status":"1","sort_order":"0","date_added":"2026-03-20 14:21:36","description":{"id":"97","post_id":"35","code":"en","name":"Bon Bouquet Café. Honored at DNA Paris Design Awards 2025","author":"","date":"(13.03.2026)","short_description":"","description":"<div class="grid-cols-2"> <img class="w-100" src="/upload/images/blog/post1803/image1.jpg" alt=""> </div><div class="d-flex flex-column"> <div class="blog-text mb-4">We are thrilled to announce that <a href="https://en.betweenthewalls.com.ua/project/info/bon-bouquet">Bon Bouquet Café</a>, owned by the French company The Hungry Family, has received an Honorable Mention at the Paris Design Awards 2025.<br><br>This recognition highlights the project’s architectural clarity and the careful balance achieved between atmosphere, function, and spatial identity.</div> <div class="blog-text mt-auto">In collaboration with the Ukrainian lighting experts at <a href="https://expolight.net/en" target="_blank">Expolight</a> , we crafted a truly unique space. Together, we harnessed light as a powerful medium to evoke deep emotions:<br><br> <ul> <li>Comfort and security;</li> <li>Confidence and aesthetic satisfaction;</li> <li>A sense of wonder.</li> </ul><br>We extend our deepest gratitude to the jury for acknowledging our vision and to everyone involved in bringing this project to life. It is a testament to what international collaboration can achieve.</div> </div> <div class="d-flex flex-column blog-text"> <img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/post1803/image2.jpg" alt=""> </div>"}},{"id":"34","name":"Top 5 Lighting Brands: Designer Viktoria Kareva's Expert Selection","slug":"top-5-lighting-brands-designer-viktoria-karevas-expert-selection","image":"/blog/toplight/image1.jpg","status":"1","sort_order":"1","date_added":"2026-03-20 14:22:21","description":{"id":"93","post_id":"34","code":"en","name":"Top 5 Lighting Brands: Designer Viktoria Kareva's Expert Selection","author":"","date":"","short_description":"","description":"<div class="grid-cols-2"> <img class="w-100" src="/upload/images/blog/toplight/image1.jpg" alt=""> </div><div class="d-flex flex-column"> <div class="blog-text mb-4">The right lighting is the foundation of a comfortable interior. Viktoria Kareva, head designer at Between the Walls studio, shares her expert selection of lighting brands worth knowing in 2026. Each offers a unique philosophy and approach to creating light. </div> <img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/toplight/image2.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="d-flex flex-column blog-text"> <div class="mt-auto blog-grid-item-date">AROMAS DEL CAMPO — Mediterranean Soul in Light</div> <div class="mt-4">This Spanish brand with over 40 years of history creates fixtures where marble, concrete, oxidized brass, and natural wood come together in harmonious compositions. AROMAS DEL CAMPO masterfully works with textures, creating fixtures that breathe character and authenticity. Their collections are a play of contrasts between industrial and organic aesthetics.</div></div><div class="post-flex-info grid-cols-4"> <div class="blog-grid-item-date">(09.02.2026)</div> <div class="blog-grid-item-name"></div></div><div> <img class="w-100 mb-4" src="/upload/images/blog/toplight/image3.jpg" alt=""> <div class="blog-grid-item-date">Seletti — Italian Irony<br> in Lighting</div> <div class="blog-text">A rebel brand proving that lighting can have a sense of humor. Iconic monkeys holding light bulbs, neon signs, provocative forms — Seletti transforms lighting into art objects for bold interiors with personality.<br><br>If you're not afraid of daring solutions and appreciate design that blurs the lines between function and art, Seletti is your choice. This is lighting with a story and provocation. </div></div><div> <img class="w-100 mb-4" src="/upload/images/blog/toplight/image4.jpg" alt=""> <div class="blog-grid-item-date">SERIP — Portuguese Light Sculptures</div> <div class="blog-text">Handcrafted metal, glass, and ocean-inspired forms — each SERIP fixture is unique. Coral reefs, seaweed, organic structures in metal — these aren't just lights, but monumental installations that define the character of an entire space.<br><br>The Portuguese manufacture creates grand light sculptures where each detail is crafted individually. No two identical fixtures exist — these are true works of art for spaces with character. </div></div><div> <img class="w-100 mb-4" src="/upload/images/blog/toplight/image5.jpg" alt=""> <div class="blog-grid-item-date">AY ILLUMINATE — Ethical Design from the Netherlands</div> <div class="blog-text">Bamboo, rattan, sisal, cashmere — natural materials in the hands of artisans from Nepal and Bali transform into fixtures that create soft, diffused light. This is the choice for those who value sustainability, authenticity, and ethical production.<br><br>The Dutch brand preserves traditional weaving techniques, works with craftspeople from different corners of the world, and adheres to fair trade principles. This is lighting with soul and responsibility. </div></div><div> <img class="w-100 mb-4" src="/upload/images/blog/toplight/image6.jpg" alt=""> <div class="blog-grid-item-date">GIOPATO & COOMBES — Venetian Glass in Futuristic Forms</div> <div class="blog-text">Classical Murano glass technique meets contemporary forms in the works of this Venetian duo. Modular compositions allow for creating unique configurations — these are light sculptures for interiors where lighting should be the star.<br><br>GIOPATO & COOMBES combine centuries-old Venetian glassblowing traditions with futuristic design. Their fixtures are poetry of Murano glass, metal, and light at the intersection of art and technology. </div></div><div class="grid-cols-4"> <div class="blog-grid-item-date text-center">"When choosing lighting for a project, I always think about usage scenarios. A modern interior needs not one light source, but a well-thought-out system where each fixture serves its function: general lighting, accent lighting, decorative lighting. I particularly appreciate brands that allow you to adjust light intensity and tone — this gives you the ability to transform a space depending on the time of day and mood," — said Victoria Karieva.</div></div>"}},{"id":"33","name":"hub.4308: An Inclusive Space in the Heart of Kyiv","slug":"hub4308-an-inclusive-space-in-the-heart-of-kyiv","image":"/blog/4308/image_1.jpg","status":"1","sort_order":"2","date_added":"2026-03-20 14:22:21","description":{"id":"89","post_id":"33","code":"en","name":"hub.4308: An Inclusive Space in the Heart of Kyiv","author":"","date":"","short_description":"","description":"<div class="grid-cols-2"> <img class="w-100" src="/upload/images/blog/4308/image_1.jpg" alt=""> </div><div class="d-flex flex-column"> <div class="blog-text mb-4">Located in central Kyiv, hub.4308 serves as a synergistic platform bringing together veterans of the 12th "Azov" Brigade, the civilian community, and the business sector. Between the Walls created a retail store and café with a lecture hall, where inclusivity became the foundation of the project, not just a formal requirement.<br><br>A long ramp, sliding doors, wheelchair-accessible pathways, shelving and tables at accessible heights, an inclusive restroom, every detail is designed for the comfort of people of all abilities. </div> <img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/4308/image_2.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="d-flex flex-column"> <img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/4308/image_3.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="post-flex-info grid-cols-4"> <div class="blog-grid-item-date">(09.02.2026)</div> <div class="blog-grid-item-name"></div></div><div><img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/4308/image_4.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="blog-text">The space has an intimate atmosphere and masculine design, enhanced by dark wood on the walls, stainless steel panels, vintage terracotta tiles, and furniture from the 1960s–70s. <br><br>To soften the overall perception of the space, Ukrainian artist Anastasiia Leliuk generously donated several of her works, which add warmth and a living presence to the interior. We preserved Zeus ceramogranite, products from a Ukrainian manufacturer whose factory was destroyed in 2022. Lighting by Expolight adds depth and rhythm to the space.</div><div><img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/4308/image_5.jpg" alt=""></div><div><img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/4308/image_6.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="grid-cols-2"> <img class="w-100" src="/upload/images/blog/4308/image_7.jpg" alt=""> </div><div class="blog-text">A wide counter divides the store and café, but unified finishes maintain cohesion. The store easily transforms into a lecture hall, serving as a place for meetings, events, and dialogue.<br><br>Hub.4308 is about respect, dignity, and comfort. A space where feeling matters more than trends. Where restrained design creates an atmosphere in which people can be themselves.<br><br>Partners: Anastasiia Leliuk (art), Asiatic (rugs), Expolight (lighting), La Marzocco (coffee), vintage furniture by Komfort, Westnofa, Natuzzi.</div>"}},{"id":"32","name":"MONUMENT IN THE PALM. A collaboration by BTW × Motrych Studio. Ukrainian architecture in jewelry scale","slug":"monument-in-the-palm-a-collaboration-by-btw-motrych-studio-ukrainian-architecture-in-jewelry-scale","image":"/blog/post3110/image1.jpg","status":"1","sort_order":"3","date_added":"2026-03-20 14:22:21","description":{"id":"88","post_id":"32","code":"en","name":"MONUMENT IN THE PALM. A collaboration by BTW × Motrych Studio. Ukrainian architecture in jewelry scale","author":"","date":"","short_description":"","description":"<div class="grid-cols-2"> <img class="w-100" src="/upload/images/blog/post3110/image1.jpg" alt=""> </div><div class="d-flex flex-column"> <div class="blog-text mb-4">This autumn, together with the jewelry brand Motrych Studio, we present the unisex collection Monument in the Palm, a translation of Kyiv and Dnipro’s architectural icons into a format you can wear, feel, and touch.<br><br>The Monument in the Palm collection is an attempt to reinterpret the architectural heritage of Ukraine’s late twentieth century, focusing on the modernist structures of Kyiv and Dnipro. To create the pieces, we explored the plasticity, rhythm, and historical context of these buildings, transforming their monumentality into jewelry scale.</div> <img class="w-100 mt-4" src="/upload/images/blog/post3110/image2.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="d-flex flex-column"><img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/post3110/image3.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="post-flex-info grid-cols-4"> <div class="blog-grid-item-date">(31.10.2025)</div> <div class="blog-grid-item-name"></div></div><div><img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/post3110/image4.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="blog-text">The goal is to preserve the memory of architecture without idealizing it, but rather conveying its spirit, proportions, and rhythm in metal. Architecture becomes close again, literally tangible on the body.<br><br>Each piece is a micro-dialogue with a specific structure. From the rhythm of the consoles of the Salute Hotel to the symmetry of architect Eduard Bilsky’s Library, from the strong lines of the Ukrainian House to a form inspired by the “Battle for the Dnipro” Diorama. </div><div><img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/post3110/image5.jpg" alt=""></div><div><img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/post3110/image6.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="grid-cols-2"><img class="w-100 mt-auto" src="/upload/images/blog/post3110/image7.jpg" alt=""></div><div class="blog-text">These elements are not replicas, but reinterpretations, a transfer of architectural memory into a human scale.<br><br>This collaboration is a shared attempt to bridge scale and detail, matter and meaning, bringing the idea of architectural memory into a wearable form.<br><br>The series includes six jewelry objects micro-dialogues with architecture:<br><ul> <li>Salute ear cuffs echoing the rhythm of the Kyiv hotel’s cantilevered floors</li> <li>Diorama. Battle for the Dnipro an interpretation of the building’s</li></ul></div><div class="blog-text"> vertical façades <ul> <li>Bilsky’s Library capturing symmetry and purity of volume</li> <li>Ukrainian House brooch and pendant reminding us of the scale of civic architecture</li> <li>Splitting the Atom earrings symbolizing the connection of science and art</li> </ul>Each piece is a precise balance of minimalist form and intellectual depth.</div>"}}],"limit":5,"template":"\r\n
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