In Katowice, Poland, a 1970s house has been renovated by Alexander Krajewski of Grzegorz Lear and Blom Architecture. Spread over 2,422 sq ft, this terraced house has been redesigned to adopt a contemporary, open-plan layout paying homage to the classic aesthetics of 1970s Polish modernism.
A 1930s ranch in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles has burst onto the scene with California contemporary luxury thanks to a collaboration between Klein Agency and SITU Development. The designers reimagined the home’s layout to maximize both space and functionality. The footprint was expanded, adding two additional bedrooms, an interior courtyard, and a deck with a pool, resulting in panoramic views of the San Gabriel Mountains.
In the 4th arrondissement of Paris near the historic Place de Bastille, a renovation within the iconic Hotel de Saigon was completed by Wood Marsh, who created one of the units with a unique reinterpretation, merging the building’s rich history with contemporary design principles. Changed one. This approach carefully balances the restoration of original details with the removal of mid-20th century alterations, providing a new canvas for contemporary living without erasing the heritage character of the apartments.
On the 15th floor with sweeping views of Kiev, the 452-square-foot Suprematism apartment is now home to a young couple. Designed by Yevheniya Sytnik of Dihome, the project takes inspiration from Ukrainian avant-garde style, particularly the works of Kazimir Malevich, considered the founder of the Suprematism movement.
Stepping onto the grounds of this Bethesda, Maryland home, visitors are greeted by the majestic ginkgo trees lining the entrance. This renovated 1920s center-hall colonial – called Ginkgo House – has received a major makeover by Colleen Healy Architecture. Updates include bringing the same open brightness to the original portion of the home and upgrading finishes to create a more harmonious aesthetic.
Imagine living in a home where fresh pastel tones blend seamlessly with smooth, curved lines, enveloping you in a serene and happy atmosphere. That’s exactly the experience that Marshmallow, a delightful penthouse located in Gurugram, India, offers. Designed by Design Doodle Studio, the project redefines modern luxury and comfort with a little bit of magic, in the hopes of making owners feel like they are wrapped in a giant marshmallow.
Although not for everyone, an unexpected design element like a tree planted indoors is a clever way to incorporate biophilic design. This approach seeks to incorporate elements of nature into architecture and interior design, with the goal of reconnecting people with the natural world. We gathered 10 modern homes where designers have found unique ways to explore this idea with real trees growing indoors.
Located in Singapore, this apartment was renovated by Meter Architects to add a loft structure and tailor the design to the lifestyle needs of the young professional couple who own it. The pair requested to add a loft with 15-1/2-foot-high ceilings to the compact 441-square-foot space, accessed by a sculptural wood box staircase with alternating half steps. Is.
During the first months of the invasion of Ukraine, the 560-square-foot 2BM apartment in Kiev was designed by Top Lab Interiors as a bold experiment with color and unconventional materials. Their goal was to create a vibrant haven for a client who originally didn’t like the color green. They decided to rely on this process throughout the space, and the result is a happy interior where bright primary colors take center stage.
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A former department store in London has undergone a major transformation for residential and hospitality purposes. The first residence completed was a three-bedroom apartment designed by renowned New York City designer Kelly Behun. Behun’s design philosophy beautifully blends old-world charm with contemporary vibrancy, taking inspiration from both the building’s rich history and its surroundings. The color palette, which includes rich gold, pale green, dusky rose and lavender, takes cues from the proximity of Hyde Park, creating a warm, modern atmosphere.
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