Tough Character Apartment is a 71-square-meter home in Moscow designed for a financier and their partner. The space blends pop culture, high-end furnishings, and smart storage solutions. It offers both comfort and style while making the most of its compact layout.
When the clients returned to Minneapolis after living overseas, they purchased two raw shells in a historic building overlooking the Mississippi River. Originally built in 1879, the seven-story brick structure had a rich past, having served as both a flour mill and a luxury hotel before its conversion into a condominium.
Perched along the Brooklyn Waterfront, the Kent Avenue penthouse offers a rare balance between urban energy and peaceful retreat. Overlooking the East River and the Manhattan skyline, this penthouse spans approximately 350 square meters and occupies the entire top floor of a grand building.
Tiny Grandeur Apartment transforms a modest section of a grand 19th-century palace in the historic center of Genoa, Italy. Concealed within the elegant halls of an ancient family palace that overlooks Piazza di San Giorgio, this compact home redefines urban living for its young owners while paying homage to its illustrious past.
This 4 BHK apartment in Shilp Shaligram, located in the vibrant area of Vastrapur, Ahmedabad, reflects a modern and minimalist design tailored for a nuclear family. The layout combines style and functionality while ensuring that each area maintains visual connectivity despite being distinctly defined.
Bringing urban aesthetics indoors and fostering integrated spaces ideal for hosting friends and family were the main goals for Ricardo Home. Located in São Paulo, this 120-square-meter apartment underwent a thoughtful renovation led by architect Vinicius Almeida, principal at StudioVA Arquitetos.
Designed by CMTarchitetti, the Medieval Tower Apartment is a restored living space within Palazzo Rinuccini, located in the historic center of Siena. The building retains its medieval origins, dating back to the 11th and 13th centuries, with later expansions in the early 13th century.
Rustam Minnehanov, founder of Kvadrat architects studio, leisurely created and realized the interior of an apartment for his family, giving himself full carte blanche. When he could not agree with himself, he turned to a designer friend.
