S38 House Interior by Danai Dios

Warm, minimalist living room with large windows, grey sectional, and leather armchair.

Situated within the peaceful area of Chalandri, Greece, the S38 House Interior delivers a tranquil balance of modern aesthetics and comfort. Designed by Danai Dios, this 125-square-meter haven is tailored to meet the lifestyle of a couple and their 6-year-old son. Inspired by Japandi design, the spaces are enhanced with natural oak wood elements, soft color tones, and welcoming materials to cultivate a minimalist and cozy ambiance.

Stokkabrautene Apartment Renovation Celebrates 1960s Style in Norway

A modern kitchen with a sleek, minimalist blue island and storage cabinets against a light wood backdrop.

Smau Arkitektur recently completed a full overhaul of a unit in Stavanger, Norway, with interior solutions inspired by the choices the architects made in the 60s. The home, measuring around 100 square meters, underwent a transformation that melded muted tones with an eclectic sky blue kitchen, capturing the essence of both the original 60s architecture and the distinctly modern style of its surfer owner. Smau Arkitektur was established in 2017 by Bjarte Sandal.

Spanish Revival in Santa Monica Offers Spanish-Inspired Charm and Warmth

FeaturedCozy, sun-filled living room with arched window, wooden ceiling, and lush furnishings.

Situated in Santa Monica, California, the residence styled “Spanish Revival” and crafted by Ferguson & Shamamian Architects enchants visitors with its deep Mediterranean influences. Built in 2013, this breathtaking abode emerged from a necessity for stability and safety in California’s earthquake-prone zones.

The homeowners shifted from their beloved but imperfect Mediterranean dwelling, adopting a refreshed vision inspired by the captivating villages scattered throughout the Spanish countryside.

Family Retreat on Jupiter Island Maximizes Water Views and Natural Light

A grand, two-story tropical estate with lush palm trees, a covered porch, and symmetrical design.

Situated along the Intracoastal Waterway in Florida, Family Retreat on Jupiter Island showcases traditional architecture with tropical refinement, designed by Ferguson & Shamamian Architects in 2015. The property features a robust exterior and an expansive porch that leads into generously open interior spaces. Designed to maximize views and natural light, the interiors display a pared-down aesthetic that embodies the house’s relaxed nature, establishing a seamless connection with extensive exterior living areas.

Museum Mile Reinvention Rejuvenates a West Side Home with Contemporary Touches

Ornate white plaster ceiling, geometric tiled floor, modern art and furnishings.

Situated within the lively Museum Mile of New York City, the Museum Mile Reinvention serves as a celebration of enduring style. This apartment, which was initially acquired in 2013, had a natural allure ready to be rejuvenated. Intriguingly, Ferguson & Shamamian Architects engaged in an undertaking focused on converting this historical site into a modern abode for a family, all while maintaining its soul for entertaining.

Harold Residence Redefines Modern Living Within Vibrant Thornbury Landscape

A modern building with a wooden roof, brick walls, and a white picket fence surrounding it.

Nestled in Thornbury, Melbourne, Australia, the Harold Residence is a stunning house that showcases modern architecture designed by Taouk Architect in 2024. This stunning residential project offers a seamless blend of contemporary style and comfort that beautifully integrates with the vibrant surroundings. The interiors are illuminated, revealing refined spaces that balance luxury and practicality, creating an inviting atmosphere perfect for modern living.

Casa Patios By REMY Arquitectos

Impressive modern home with stone facade, wood accents, and overhanging roofline.

Located in Pilar, Argentina, Casa Patios by REMY Arquitectos is a house designed in 2024. The residence explores the bond between interior and exterior spaces through four strategically placed courtyards that facilitate natural light and cross ventilation, enhancing the spatial experience in constant dialogue with nature. An upper level features green terraces that counterbalance the use of concrete, providing a warmer atmosphere.

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