Art gallery design interior

Louis Kahn - Yale Art Museum Interior. CONCRETE. TRIAGULAR CEILING. COFFERED CEILING. ROTHKO. FLOATING PARTITIONS. CLASSIC MODERNIST GALLERY MUSEUM

From spaces devoted to dogs and vintage posters to galleries dedicated to social justice and liberty, the year's museum builds and renovations were compelling, eclectic, and classy. Here are the 10 best museum projects covered by Interior Design in 2019, which include two Best of Year winners.

The Escher X nendo | Between Two Worlds exhibit housed inside the NGV in Melbourne, Australia, is an exhibit that's like walking into a documentary and for brief moments you feel like you are inside Escher’s head.

Image 2 of 32 from gallery of Dreams-Chasing Life & Art Showroom / AD ARCHITECTURE. Photograph by Yun Ouyang

London Design Festival 09: Tina Manis Associates have been announced as the winners of a competition to design a pavilion for The Lightbox Gallery in Woking, UK. The winning design will be constructed for exhibition at Tent London in September, before it is moved to the gallery. See the other shortlisted entries and more information

gallery style, wood ceiling, recessed track light detail

Image 19 of 20 from gallery of Hoki Museum / Nikken Sekkei.

Image 9 of 19 from gallery of How to Design Museum Interiors: Display Cases to Protect & Highlight the Art. Rijksmuseum. Image Courtesy of Goppion

Image 5 of 40 from gallery of Jackson Dinsdale Art Center / TACK architects. Photograph by Tom Kessler

The Yale Center for British Art was designed by the internationally acclaimed American architect Louis I. Kahn (1901–1974). Located across the street from his first major commission, the Yale University Art Gallery (opened in 1953), the Center was Kahn’s final work and was completed after his death. The geometrical, four-floor interior is designed around two courtyards and is comprised of a restrained palette of natural materials including travertine marble, white oak, and Belgian linen…