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.
The objective of the Netanya apartment project was to create an experience of a seamless space, one that would appear effortless and accurate. As the clients wished to be surrounded with nature, while maintaining an inner warmth stemming…
This sixteen hundred square foot floor through, West Village penthouse with a private roof was gut renovated and reconfigured as an open, airy two bedroom, two bathroom home.
This stylish penthouse is technically separate object played on top of the apartment building. Layout was designed in the shape of a cross which allows separation of different functional zones. There is a dining zone, living area, area…
The first request made by the resident of this apartment, was to have a minimalist environment, with references to Scandinavian architecture.
Le 13ème is a 250 sqm roof extension and water tank project situated in a dense area of Beirut and realised by the Brussel based office Notan Office led by Frédéric Karam. This roof extension is an extra…
Perched in Taipei’s vibrant core, Honeycomb Apartment—masterfully crafted by 2 Books Design in 2016—redefines urban living with its bold industrial accents and warm, inviting finishes. Upon entering, you’re greeted by raw brick walls that speak to the…
Penthouse Griffintown is set in a new residential complex next to the Lachine Canal, Montréal. One of the oldest parts of the city has revitalized itself and become one of the most vibrant and exciting neighbourhoods in…
The project is a renovation of a 70 sqm apartment in the eleventh district of Paris. The space features herringbone flooring, and maintains as much of the original structure as possible, including ceiling moldings and wall trims.
The Stoke Newington flat required some basic replanning, and by moving a few key walls it allowed the space to open up and become much more usable.
