Rustic Zen Apartment by ZERO9 spans 4,200 sq ft on a single floor that blends two separate units. Here, raw textures meet refined lines. Warm wood slices and hexagonal tiles coexist with sleek glass partitions. Consequently, the home feels both earthy and elegant. Natural materials ground the design, while open volumes keep it light and modern.
Lightscape Oasis Apartment by TaG Living transforms light into an ever‑changing centerpiece of interior design. Firstly, floor‑to‑ceiling low‑iron glass spans the south façade, dissolving the boundary between inside and out. At dawn, soft sunlight streams across curved off‑white walls and pale oak floors, turning breakfast into a glowing ritual.
DOC Apartment in São Paulo shows how smart design can turn an aging flat into a light‑filled home that feels both spacious and private. Gris Arquitetura achieved this balance by rethinking the layout, updating every finish, and choosing a timeless palette that mixes Brazilian woods with carefully curated furniture.
Chalet Tissaraouata sits quietly in a maple forest, high on a mountain slope, and offers a refined answer to one pressing question: How lightly can a home touch the land yet still host family for generations?
Galien River Retreat perches on a wooded bluff in southwest Michigan, immediately greeting visitors with sweeping river views and the quiet rustle of mature oaks. Although the site sits only two hours from Chicago, the house feels worlds away, offering a restorative pause from city life.
Worldwide Express Headquarters lifts the spirit of Dallas’ Deep Ellum and offers a high‑energy hub for the shipping giant’s fast‑growing, hybrid workforce. Designed by Corgan, the new two‑floor office crowns The Stack and invites employees, partners, and guests to connect while looking out over the downtown skyline.
365 Beauty Studio Obolon brings a slice of paradise to a brand‑new residential tower in Kyiv’s prestigious Obolon district. Designed by Bogdanova Bureau, the space is the third location in the 365 network, yet it feels like a fresh retreat rather than a standard rollout.
High on the terraced slopes of Kekliktepe, Urla, S House shows how a once‑plain structure can grow into a refined hillside retreat. Ofisvesaire accepted the challenge of taking an existing concrete shell and, without erasing its bones, turning it into a seamless blend of architecture, landscape, and light.
