The Midcentury Hawaiian Retreat atop Honolulu’s lush forest reserve is more than just a home—it’s a seamless fusion of historic charm and contemporary design. Restored in 2018 by interior designer Ginger Lunt Walters of Tantalus Studio, this 1954 residence captures the spirit of island living while preserving its original midcentury architectural integrity.
This two-story suite in a historic Old Port building has been reimagined to seamlessly blend heritage with modern design. The renovation highlights original structural elements while integrating contemporary materials, creating a sophisticated yet inviting space.
Designed as a natural extension of the Campbell Valley Residence, the Campbell Valley Cabana elevates outdoor living by offering a serene, contemporary retreat. With clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic, this cabana strikes the perfect balance between comfort and style.
The Hug House is a masterful blend of heritage restoration and contemporary addition, anchored by a lush central courtyard that acts as the home’s green heart. By preserving the original pitched rooflines and detailing of the front façade, the renovation honors the home’s architectural history while seamlessly integrating a modern rear wing.
Raum Loft by William Tozer Associates reimagines a historic Soho warehouse into a light‑filled, contemporary home that celebrates both its industrial heritage and modern living. Located in the heart of London’s creative district, the 1,200‑square‑foot apartment preserves exposed timber beams, steel columns, brick walls, and original windows
The In‑Kind House by GO’C transforms a modest 1950s foundation into a bright, nature‑connected retreat without increasing its footprint. Rather than adding square footage, the design delivers “just enough” space to meet the client’s needs—no more, no less—while repairing a poorly laid‑out original home.
Collector’s Apartment by Raz Melamed Architect combines serenity with striking visual appeal for a home facing the sea. The clients, art collectors with pieces from Israel and abroad, came to Raz Melamed before construction began, asking him to create the house of their dreams.
The Residences at Sandford Lodge, Dublin 6 comprise the first completed Low-Rise, High-Density Residential Development in Ireland. Building on Shay Cleary Architects’ long-term research into high-quality, low-rise, high-density design, the project delivers spacious, high-amenity units with generous private terraces
