Best Places with Good Interior Design in the world
1. Basalt, Berlin
Botanical cocktail bar with green-tiled walls and plants suspended from the ceiling. The seasonal menu focuses on proprietary drinks. Arrive early on weekends to secure a seat.
Botanical cocktail bar with green-tiled walls and plants suspended from the ceiling. The seasonal menu focuses on proprietary drinks. Arrive early on weekends to secure a seat.
Social wellness center pairing a yoga studio with a health-focused kitchen and workspace. English-friendly movement classes spill directly into the lounge for post-workout meals and remote work.
Sunlit, minimalist Pilates studio in Phrom Phong running small-group reformer sessions. Classes cap at five people, giving instructors the time and room for constant, personalized form corrections.
Brutalist 6th district cocktail bar with raw concrete walls and silver tables softened by warm candlelight. Loud vinyl spins through the evening over rounds of Americanos on tap and tonka bean espresso martinis.
Bright, wood-filled Schöneberg yoga studio running daily Vinyasa and breathwork classes. Sandy walls and indoor swings sit next to a large lounge area used for post-class tea.
Sleek Kreuzberg pizzeria firing Neapolitan sourdough from an open kitchen on Kottbusser Damm. The loud, modern dining room runs on electronic music and cocktails, with tables sharing burrata starter pizzas and blistered pies.
Quiet, music-free Charlottenburg coffee shop pouring rotating specialty beans and careful batch brews. Bare walls, bright yellow chairs, and stacks of art magazines set a deliberately slow pace.
Post-industrial dining room on the Seine, serving creative, internationally inspired vegetarian small plates. The Portobello Katsu and Fried Cauliflower Wings are signatures.
Minimalist cafe with white brick walls, marble tables, and a curated selection of art books and zines. Espresso drinks use Heart Roasters beans – specialty options include matcha lattes and yuzu honey tonics.
Moody East Austin coffee shop with dark green walls, red curtains, and a serious multi-roaster lineup. The limited seating fills early with open laptops and pour-overs served with sparkling water.
Moody, energetic Laotian restaurant on St. Joseph Street. Fringed jute lamps hang over loud tables crowded with shareable plates of tapioca dumplings, crispy coconut rice salad, and bright cocktails.
Warm, velvet-lined Theatre District dining room serving shareable Delhi plates before evening shows. Bollywood music plays over tightly packed tables covered with brass bowls of 36-hour dal makhani and pani puri margaritas.
Sunlit NoHo cafe built around a green lava stone counter where baristas methodically whisk single-origin Uji matcha. Weekend lines run long for the strong lattes and slices of Basque cheesecake.
Chelsea gallery dedicated to photography and lens-based media. Natural light fills the ground-floor rooms for exhibitions mixing 20th-century masters with contemporary social commentary.
Sleek Chinatown cocktail bar pouring surprising drinks and strong martinis. Most people come for the spacious backyard patio – the fried taro cake is the essential order.
Dimly lit Guéliz dining room built around a central open kitchen run entirely by an all-female team. Counter seating wraps the space, keeping the preparation of traditional tagines and pastillas in clear view.
