Tribeca Family Residence / Grade Architecture + Interior Design
For the Tribeca Family Residence, GRADE has created a family-friendly home within the sophisticated backdrop of 443 Greenwich.
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Carbon Apartment / CoDA Arquitetura
In contrast to the neutral colors mentioned, the textures of the materials are highlighted in this project, bringing sophistication to the details delicately.
Cosmopolitan Apartment in Joinville / Tufi Mousse Arquitetura
Entirely designed for the comfort of the family in the city, the spacious apartment developed by the Tufi Mousse architecture office prioritized integrated and current living spaces.
Welcoming Family Retreat with Wooden Textures and Green Shades
We designed this interior for a couple whose children and grandchildren live in another country and love to come to visit. The clients desired to have a cozy interior with wooden textures and green shades.
Levada Apartment / Erashevich Design Buro
Apartments Levada are located in the residential complex of the same name Levada, which is located in the center of Minsk. The new complex is located on the banks of the river, in a park area.
How To Choose The Right-Sized Apartment?
The size of an apartment is essential for providing you with a quality of enjoyable living without feeling overcrowded and cramped. After reading this article, you should be better able to understand how to find the right…
NZ10 Apartment, Palma de Mallorca / Auba Studio
NZ10 apartment is the result of a renovation from an old bakery from the 80s into a home. The apartment is located on a ground floor in one of the densest neighborhoods in Palma.
Othello Gardens Seattle / Wittman Estes
The Othello Gardens’ neighborhood in Seattle is in the middle of a transformation from single-family to a denser, multi-family mid-rise neighborhood.
DG Apartment, New York / Nicolas Schuybroek Architects
Dorian Grinspan, the founder of Out of Order magazine, had been working for years with our friend, the designer Javas Lehn. He had just bought a very interesting apartment on the fourth floor of a corner building…