Where history meets design, Italy delivers timeless homes and elegant interiors. Explore architectural and interior projects published on HomeWorldDesign that celebrate Italian craftsmanship and contemporary vision.
The project involves an old barn partially damaged by the earthquake. A massive structural intervention has made the building suitable to support other similar events. The environment is characterized by the presence of disused abandoned farm buildings…
Project: Italian Countryside Residence Designers: Iryna Dzhemesiuk and Vitaliy Yurov Furniture: Baxter, Minotti, Poltrona Frau, Kristalia, Amuneal shelving system Lighting: Delightfull, Flos, Hive Kitchen: Valcucine Bath: Maison Valentina, Boca do Lobo This Italian countryside residence is an
Cose Da Bocia, the first kid’s collection of furniture designed by Andrea Marcante and Adelaide Testa (UdA Architects) derives from a new way of envisaging space in relation to its inhabitants, proposing furniture that gradually adapts to…
The House of about 90 sqm floor area is located in the District of Turin “Lingotto”, the Southeast suburbs of the central urban area, always in the dynamics of transformation of the city. Site of the first…
Milanese studio AIM has masterfully transformed an office space into the Brazilian Taste Apartment, a residential oasis that reflects a fresh and elegant lifestyle in the heart of urban life. This project emphasizes flexibility and a strong…
This 30 sqm loft is an mini apartment refurbished by Italian architect Cristina Meschi in Milano, Italy. An apartment for a single lady who travels a lot for work reasons and wanted her home to be Milan.
Architect Luca Tausani has chosen Inkiostro Bianco wallpapers for a unique interiors design project of a private house in Cattolica, Italy.
From a project started by famous Austrian sculpture Reinhold Traxl and his wife Astrid, we developed a modern 250 sqm loft, with big glass openings, making tuscan nature come inside. The central open fireplace, made by Australian…
Nestled at 1,000 meters in the Orobie Alps above Sondrio, Italy, House VI transforms a crumbling mountain ruin into a light-filled family home that honors regional tradition and sustainable design. Moreover, this project demonstrates how careful analysis…
