Discover a curated selection of modern apartments that exemplify contemporary living. From innovative layouts to stylish decor, these apartment designs offer inspiration for maximizing space and comfort. Explore various styles and trends that cater to urban lifestyles, providing ideas for functional and aesthetically pleasing apartment living.
The Upper West Side Apartment is a renovation of a 1970s condo conversion for a young professional. Before the renovation, the apartment’s three distinct levels were disjunctive and forlorn. We sought to establish a common visual language-through materials and detailing-to reinforce the continuity between the three levels.
Residence H, crafted by KC Design Studio in Taipei City, epitomizes the thoughtful exploration of spatial dynamics and material texture within its architectural design.
The project, meant for a bachelor with a penchant for sports and cycling and a passion for design, transformed a highly partitioned, ancient layout, dark apartment into an open-spaced two-bedrooms home with a large living space and bespoke features.
Located on the 32nd floor overlooking Madison Square Park, this 1,500-square-foot pied-a-terre integrates art and architecture seamlessly, creating opportunities to live passionately with both art and incredible views of the Manhattan skyline from every room.
This two-level apartment in the residential complex “Dobra oselya” (Good house) in Lviv was designed for a young, active couple. Customers tended to interior design in the functionalistic style. We tried to fill the apartment with details needed for a comfortable living of two young people.
In a return to a “townhouse” concept, this apartment in Venice Beach was designed to meet the spatial needs of its residents and house their private collection of contemporary photography.
The challenge for Metaforma Group designers was to combine the spatial needs of both Investors. One of them is the collector of red Ferrari cars, the other one – music disks.
This modern Kiev apartment has a total area of 100 sq.m. Is located on one of the old streets of Kiev, which adjoins the mysterious Podol – Glubochitskaya.
