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.
Dmitry Reutov’s design for a 40m² apartment in New York showcases a unique approach to small-space living. The design is characterized by an extensive use of green shades and textures, drawing inspiration from the rich variety of…
The JF Apartment was developed for a couple who appreciate art and the modernist/brutalist style that is very present in Higienópolis, the neighborhood where it is located.
Transforming a bare attic in the centre of Innsbruck into a home ready to welcome the many stories of a traveller: this was the aim of the latest commission undertaken by NOA.
When it comes to personalizing your rental apartment, embracing temporary décor solutions is key. These solutions allow you to add your personal touch without causing damage or violating your lease agreement.
Limassol Seafront Duplex – A bespoke two floor apartment overlooking the Mediterranean sea, where well-being aligns with design and where comfort and nature meet.
Our project takes advantage of this context to create the initial premises of the project, the materials were carefully chosen; freijó wood veneer for the joinery, doors and panels, exposed natural concrete from the original structure of…
The dominant design idea of architect Bastian Bechtloff is based on the principle of American residential skyscrapers, whose open-plan layouts allow one room to merge seamlessly into another.
We designed and delivered this brutal interior with bright details for a programmer. The client wanted the kitchen and living room to remain separate (and the kitchen to have room for a freestanding refrigerator), a shower in…
A linear 485m² penthouse in Leblon, a noble discrict of Rio de Janeiro’s southern zone, with a 360°panorama view. This was MaurÃcio Magarão and Alice Lindenberg’s starting point to develop a daring project that redistributed spaces
