Situated in the serene Saguenay region of Quebec, Sur Le Ruisseau is a compelling architectural project by Matière Première Architecture. The home seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings, particularly the sloping terrain that leads to the nearby Saguenay Fjord.
In the bustling heart of Worli, Mumbai, Mōrahi apartment stands as a testament to the transformative power of design. Created by DesignHex and led by Principal Designer Shimona Bhansali, this apartment defies conventional design norms and embraces a maximalist approach that is both adventurous and comforting.
Nestled in the serene Methow Valley, Aspen Leaf Ranch is a modest and modern cabin compound designed by Best Practice Architecture. The client envisioned a space that feels rooted in history, evoking the charm of an earlier century, while also accommodating modern comforts and functionality.
Spencer Park House, a large semi-detached Victorian Villa in southwest London, underwent a significant transformation led by Cox Architects. While the property had already been modernized in 2016, it still presented challenges to its new owners.
Amid Mumbai’s towering skyscrapers and frenetic energy, House of Contours emerges as a serene oasis. Designed by DesignHex, this unique home demonstrates how curved shapes, natural textures, and earthy tones can create a peaceful sanctuary, offering respite from the chaos of urban living.
The Vila Mariana Apartment project began with a unique backstory. The young couple, now living with their two daughters, had fond memories of the apartment, which was once the husband’s childhood home. After living elsewhere for years, they returned, determined to transform it into a modern space suited for their growing family.
Aangan House began as a typical 1940s ranch-style home in Redwood City, with a long, narrow, and disconnected layout. After nearly five years of living in this 1,300-square-foot space, the homeowners—a couple from the Bay Area with roots in India—felt it was time for a makeover.
Nestled in the hills of Highland Park, Los Angeles, this midcentury A-frame cabin was in need of a refresh. Originally marked by bold, jarring design choices such as royal blue walls, an orange staircase, and lime green kitchen countertops, the space didn’t quite capture the relaxing, quirky retreat the new owners envisioned.
