Collected Interiors refurnished and styled this ocean-views home located on the iconic Cottesloe Beach, in Western Australia. Taking the inspiration from the coastal location, we utilised textures and colours inspired by nature and the ocean
Project: Geometric Architecture – Sunflower House Architects: Cadaval & Solà-Morales Location: Port de la Selva, Girona, Spain Collaborators: Moisés Gamus, Joanna Pierchala, Efstathios Kanios Building engineer: Joaquin Peláez Structural Engineer: Manel Fernández, BERNUZ-FERNANDEZ Contractor: Joaquin Gonzalez Photos: Sandra Pereznieto Cadaval & Solà-Morales has designed this residential project on the coast of Spain, in Girona. Sunflower House
DL Apartment, a distinguished project by Kababie Arquitectos in Interlomas, Mexico City, exemplifies the firm’s approach of “back to basis.” Led by the visionary young Mexican architect Elias Kababie Kamhagi, the firm crafts spaces that blend technology, current trends, and global influences without creative boundaries.
Cubo House is a patrimony residence from the Victorian period, in Melbourne. The two-floor building was restored and transformed by Phooey Architects in a welcoming home, fit for a young family. The unusable rear portions were scrapped and replaced, the basement was made habitable and important Heritage pieces were restored. The house bears the name
Wanda Café Optimista is the latest project brought to life by Spanish designer Parolio. After Madrid was also affected by the years-long recession, Parolio desired that, through its design, the café should give vibes of color, joy, vitality and positive attitude.
Brisas House can be found in Monterrey, Mexico, and it is a project developed under Garza Camisay Arquitectos, on a surface of almost 1900 square feet. The main focus of the project was to serve, in parallel, as a work and living space. The challenge for the architects was to make do with a surface
Sky High Duplex Apartment was set out in the Indian town of Hyderabad, by Moriq Studio. The client desired that the interior of the house would be classical-inspired and opulent at the same time, characterized by a great attention to detail and sculptures.
” House in a Moshav ” was built in 1951 for a Jewish immigrants family from Libya. It started as a small unit, typical for the houses built by Jewish Agency in those years, and it was extended as the family was growing.
