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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.

Porto Alegre Apartment

Porto Alegre Apartment / Tellini Vontobel Arquitetura

Located in an important building of the 1960s, Porto Alegre Apartment has become the new home of a businesswoman and advertising, in love with vintage furniture. After the acquisition, the property underwent an extensive renovation made by the office Tellini Vontobel Architecture, led by architect Evelise Tellini Vontobel, to adaquar to her lifestyle.

Loft-Style Apartmen

Loft-Style Apartment in Sankt Petersburg / Zilina Brothers

Zilina Brothers have designed this 67 sqm loft-style apartment for a young man who lives in Sankt Petersburg, Russia. As it might be expect an apartment on Pushkinskaya Street must to be designed, of course, in classical way. However, this was not same case here. A card-blache was given by the client, it have been

Minimalist Apartment in Munich

Minimalist Apartment in München / INpuls Studio

INpuls has designed this apartment in München, Germany, for a client who wanted a spacious home with a minimalist interior design. Purist, reduced, simple. Adapted to the needs of the customer, a spacious structure with individualized areas was created. The furniture is reduced to the essentials. Selected vintage elements in combination with simple and linear

Attic Flat in Bratislava 3

Attic Flat in Bratislava – Rhapsody in White by at26

“Rhapsody in white” is a 92 sqm attic flat renovated by Slovakian studio at26. The flat is located at the top of block of flats dating back to 1920´s and it is situated close to the Center of the Capital of Slovakia – Bratislava. Situated in an older neighbourhoods of Bratislava, formerly known as “Ziegelfeld“, the

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