House XVIII embraces contemporary minimalism, blending clean lines, natural materials, and functional elegance. Strategically placed pops of bold color define zones within the open-plan layout, while abundant natural light and earthy textures create an inviting atmosphere.
Located in Perdizes, this apartment was thoughtfully designed for a socially active couple in their 60s without children. Reflecting their contemporary taste and love for hosting friends, the space combines daily functionality with a sophisticated yet relaxed style.
Sydney Harbour Apartment by Brooke Aitken Design transforms an aging two‑level flat into a vibrant art‑filled home that frames Sydney’s most famous landmarks—the Opera House and Harbour Bridge—while standing on its own as a work of art. Moreover, every room now celebrates colour, material, and form, creating an interior that dialogues with the view rather than depending on it.
Rustic Zen Apartment by ZERO9 spans 4,200 sq ft on a single floor that blends two separate units. Here, raw textures meet refined lines. Warm wood slices and hexagonal tiles coexist with sleek glass partitions. Consequently, the home feels both earthy and elegant. Natural materials ground the design, while open volumes keep it light and modern.
Lightscape Oasis Apartment by TaG Living transforms light into an ever‑changing centerpiece of interior design. Firstly, floor‑to‑ceiling low‑iron glass spans the south façade, dissolving the boundary between inside and out. At dawn, soft sunlight streams across curved off‑white walls and pale oak floors, turning breakfast into a glowing ritual.
DOC Apartment in São Paulo shows how smart design can turn an aging flat into a light‑filled home that feels both spacious and private. Gris Arquitetura achieved this balance by rethinking the layout, updating every finish, and choosing a timeless palette that mixes Brazilian woods with carefully curated furniture.
For this project, Kimberly Peck Architect transformed the top floor of a classic Park Slope brownstone into a modern, light-filled sanctuary tailored to the needs of a busy couple. Initially, the original space felt outdated and disjointed; therefore, the design focused on creating a harmonious and functional layout that reflects the clients’ dynamic lifestyle while introducing moments of drama and creative flair.
Blue Bay Apartment by Dudu Cohen perfectly captures the serene spirit of coastal living while celebrating the breathtaking beauty of the blue Mediterranean Sea. From the very beginning, the design team embraced the idea of creating a space that not only offers comfortable living by the sea but also formally expresses the sensation of the water, the sound of the waves, and the rhythm of the shifting sand.
