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.
Commissioned by a young American based in Bermondsey wanting to celebrate his time in London with a cool cutting edge, interior designed penthouse apartment. There were no holds barred and so yes I had some fun with this project.
Kitchen Cafe is an interior design project realized by the designer Natalie Du Bois, from Auckland, New Zealand. The designer’s description: Careful thought was put towards mixing colours and textures in this kitchen space. The mouth watering chocolate, caramel, and buttery tones chosen were all inspired by sweet confectionary and the aim of making the
DL Apartment, a distinguished project by Kababie Arquitectos in Interlomas, Mexico City, exemplifies the firm’s approach of “back to basis.” Led by the visionary young Mexican architect Elias Kababie Kamhagi, the firm crafts spaces that blend technology, current trends, and global influences without creative boundaries.
Sky High Duplex Apartment was set out in the Indian town of Hyderabad, by Moriq Studio. The client desired that the interior of the house would be classical-inspired and opulent at the same time, characterized by a great attention to detail and sculptures. Thus, you can easily spot the various-patterned floor, the tall doors, and
Finding its place in the heart of Dumbo, Brooklyn, the project brought to life by architect Ed Kopel combines three individual condos to create a single, complete unit which is placed inside a 3200 square feet floor. The owners of Dumbo Residence are an art loving family of four. The general plan of the place
Calvin Street Loft has implied the renovation and conversion, by Chris Dyson Architects, of a Victorian warehouse, situated on Calvin Street in Shoreditch, London. The original heritage and also the history of the old warehouse are discreetly emphasized, linked over time with the modern present …
One of the tasks undertaken by the Russian designer Natasha Chibiriak ( 1plus1 studio ) in the execution of this bath project was to not use floor tiles and crockery. So this is how the idea of using an artificial teak wood wall has appeared, which gives more warmth to the space.
The project uses environmental materials, emphasizing the wood and stone that give elegance, warmth and comfort. In the evening, the play of lights stands out the diversity of textures and materials, the bathroom becoming a relaxation area.
