The design process required us to strike a delicate balance between innovation and functionality. Zaha Hadid’s architectural vision for Mercury Towers—marked by fluid lines and bold structural elements—demanded an interior design that could match its sophistication while providing comfortable, livable spaces.
The SB Residence by Tate Studio Architects is a striking example of desert modern architecture that seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings. Located on a unique piece of land, this 4,471-square-foot home uses the terrain and native vegetation to its advantage, creating a living space that is both harmonious and visually stunning.
This Santa Monica home successfully merges the functionality of an office with the comfort and style of a family residence, reflecting the client’s needs both for the present and the future.
The Brooklyn Heights Brownstone, originally characterized by its vibrant and eclectic 1970s décor, has undergone a sensitive and meticulous renovation by Sonya Lee Architect. The project aimed to modernize the home while restoring its historic charm, particularly in a neighborhood known for its architectural significance.
In the heart of a tranquil forest, where towering trees stand guard over a gently descending slope and a babbling brook serenades the land, lies The House of the Tall Trees. This architectural marvel, designed by the Mexican firm 1i Arquitectura, serves as a weekend retreat for a family of four.
The Bamboo Box Residence stands as a striking example of how modern architecture can seamlessly integrate with natural elements, reflecting the timeless aesthetic of Chinese literati culture. In this project, bamboo plays a pivotal role, symbolizing resilience and serenity, while the design as a whole captures the essence of a tranquil mountain life within a contemporary villa setting.
In the bustling city of Taipei, Taiwan, FWS_work has transformed a small 700-square-foot apartment into a serene and inspiring home and studio for an artist. This thoughtful design maximizes the apartment’s high ceilings and abundant natural light, creating a peaceful environment that fosters creativity and introspection.
This Midcentury Modernist-inspired house is a brilliant example of how architecture can blend artistry with sustainability. The owner’s deep understanding of design and materials has resulted in a home that is both luxurious and environmentally conscious, set within the serene backdrop of Toronto’s natural landscape.
