Discover the latest in interior design, showcasing stylish and functional living spaces. This category highlights innovative designs, modern aesthetics, and sustainable practices. Perfect for designers, homeowners, and enthusiasts looking for inspiration and trends in creating beautiful interiors.
Founded in 2012 by architects Mônica Pinto, Arnaldo Pinho and Isabel Veiga, the maai arquitetura office, headquartered in Brasília and operating nationally and internationally, celebrates its debut at the prestigious São Paulo exhibition.
VDS House by 02A Studio transforms a 1960s apartment in Conca D’Oro, Rome, into a refined, contemporary home. Consequently, this renovation honors the building’s rational structure while introducing bold gestures and thoughtful interventions.
Studio Theodoro by Felipe Carolo reimagines a 72 m² dwelling as a playful journey through dreaming, building, and realizing—three core concepts inspired by CASACOR São Paulo 2025’s “Sowing Dreams” theme. Moreover, this modernist homage weaves Bauhaus principles and Brazilian vernacular into a sensory, emotionally rich experience.
Sala Clareira invites visitors into a sensory world where urban life and nature converge. Designed by Sala 2 Arquitetura for CASACOR São Paulo 2025, this 42 m² living room reinterprets the exhibition theme “Sowing Dreams.” Moreover, it offers a journey that awakens the senses and slows the mind.
Montefiore Street Apartment brings a modern twist to classic 1920s style in one of Tel Aviv’s oldest buildings. Designed by Oron Milshtein, this pied-à-terre for a Sharon-based couple mixes bold geometry, luxe materials, and hotel-like comfort to create a lively urban retreat.
Living in a small apartment can feel cozy and comfortable but figuring out how to arrange your furniture—especially the couch—can be tricky. When space is limited, every piece of furniture matters. The couch is usually the largest item in the room, so placing it the right way can really change how your apartment feels and functions.
From the moment the owners stepped into the 98 m² WT Apartment in São Paulo, they felt the weight of its history. Indeed, the exposed concrete structure—with its raw-finish slabs, beams, and pillars—spoke of time passed. However, the outdated layout and infrastructure demanded a renovation that would both honor these original elements and fulfill contemporary needs.
When a half-built shell appeared on their path, this young family of five—parents in their early 30s and three children—seized the moment. Thus began the transformation of an unfinished 330 m² structure in Israel’s Judean Foothills into a modern family villa by designer Nirit Wax.
Drawing inspiration from the Japanese art of paper folding, Origami Home by Spaces & Design transforms 2,500 sq.ft. in Kolkata into a dynamic, luxury residence for the Chakraborty family—avid sports-car collectors who cherish precision and fine finishes.
