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In Ghent, design studio Pinkeye has turned a laundromat into a vibrant little social hub where you can grab a bite or get a haircut while waiting for your clothes to dry.

A pet shop in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighbourhood is as bright and open as the nearest dog park.

Prototype Design Lab crafts a sweet interior with hits of candy-hued finishes for Fritzy’s, a self-serve shop in Toronto.

The prolific British designer finally sets up his first U.S. storefront – a trade-only showroom in New York’s NoHo Design District.

Rene Gonzalez wowed us with his first Alchemist boutique, on the fifth floor of a raw-concrete parking garage. Now, the firm has created a second shop on the ground floor that’s vibrant, playful and laid back.

The British designer’s most popular furnishings get big play at the luxury department store.

To create a bold new fashion boutique in Hong Kong, the flamboyant designer took inspiration from classic Italian architecture – as interpreted by the surrealist painter Giorgio De Chirico.

For a posh new fashion and housewares boutique in Seoul’s Gangnam District, the firm maximizes a minimalist palette with unique custom features – including a fantastic display plinth made of stacked concrete planks.

Speaking at Toronto’s Interior Design Show next week, the founder of Tokyo studio Nendo is best known for creating super-minimal furnishings. But he also masterminds stunning shops for such top brands as Camper and Issey Miyake. Here are five of our favourites.

Za Bor Architects’ vibrant office in Saint Petersburg, Kengo Kuma’s spiky Starbucks in Tokyo and Landini Associates’ eye-popping grocery store in Toronto top our list of favourite interiors for 2012.