ZOOCO Estudio has remodeled the century-old Churri House in Santander, Spain, prioritising light and space. Designed in 2024, the interior features oak panelling, creating open-plan living areas separated from private spaces. The design respects traditional architectures, offering neutral-toned kitchens and bathrooms for a timeless look.

Philipp Architekten designed Villa Fröschle on a hillside in Heilbronn, Germany. The three-story house, designed in 2020, features loft-like living spaces elevated above a garden atrium with a pool and a movable wooden deck. Architect Anna Philipp aimed to create a modern treehouse feel by placing key living areas on the first floor, away from the street’s hustle.

Milada Cottage, designed by ADR in the Krkonoše Mountains of the Czech Republic, features classic mountain architecture with wood and concrete interiors.

Set against the striking backdrop of the Pacific Ocean, Vipp Todos Santos in Mexico is a guesthouse designed by PPAA Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados completed in 2024. This 350-square-metre house features a sophisticated blend of Mexican and Scandinavian design traditions.

Situated in Kyiv, Ukraine, The Earth is an apartment designed by Oleh Hubanishchev in 2022. Spanning 100 square metres, it features a harmonious color scheme and abundant natural textures, catering to a family of four. Each room unfolds a narrative of comfort, marked by playful yet muted interiors, with distinct colorful aesthetics for two children’s bedrooms. The design prioritizes practicality while uniting sophistication, creating an inviting and contemporary family abode.

MATERIA Gustavo Carmona has completed House of Light in Miami, Florida. Crafted in 2024, the house prioritizes privacy and a sensory experience. The thoughtfully curated landscape envelops the house, featuring outdoor showers and planters, offering luxurious simplicity and a strong sense of place. Water, shadow, and reflection provide a timeless character to the design.

The Vivienda Abando apartment in Bilbao, Spain, by designer María Acha, was renovated in 2024 to feature distinct areas for optimal functionality. The design highlights practical and intuitive restructuring, focusing on daily comfort.

The international architecture and interior design studio Archventil transformed a Milan apartment into a serene escape for the new owners that celebrated individualism. Tapping a style called Minimalismo Umano, the Via Volta Apartment balances a monochrome palette with “tactile natural textures and eclectic details” according to the studio, redefining the original interior by opening up the previously segmented layout and stripping back adornments to make room for furnishings and social activities.