The Loft Kolasinski , founded by the polish designer Jacek Kolasinski, the author of this charming project of a simple and clean beauty and very fashionable. Located in Berlin this loft involved a complete refurbishment, the realization of a new interior design, inclusively the projection and construction of a part of the furniture. Also it has […]
These are the new offices projected by BHDM Design for the Axiom Law Company, located in Puck Building, New York. The empty attic of this historic building has been transformed to embody all the qualities of the Axion brand
Hupomone Ranch is located on the land of a 160 acres farm, located in Chileno Valley, just three miles west of downtown Petaluma, California.
Located on a hill in the southern city of Austin, Barton Hills House occupies one of the highest points at the edge of town, offering beautiful panoramic views of the city and nearby mountains.
DAM is a Portuguese design studio that combines in its projects traditional materials and techniques with a creative and innovative design. The Portuguese culture and the daily ordinary things represent inspiration for DAM in order to make eco-friendly furniture that appeal to emotions and simplicity. The parts made by DAM is the harmonious result of
The Bicycle is a very interesting thematic bar, located in the old historical center of Bucharest, the capital of Romania, designed, as its name implies. This project was carried out by Openspace design studio and its interior design theme is “the bicycle”. The owners of the bar tell us that “the bar design concept started
At the first sight, the white walls, white furniture and white light, plus the magical effect of the mirrors and glazed surfaces make difficult to define the real size of this apartment in Rostov on Don, Russia. The light and white color included in an irregular plan by ceilings and walls transform and expand the
Juliette apartment is on the third floor in the attic of a building from Plateau Mont Royal, Montreal, Canada, and it was remodeled in 2014 by the architect Laurent McComber. Built in 1880, this old building had a roof made of thick layers of tar and gravel.
