Sunday Home is a 400-square-meter apartment in Turin, Italy, designed by zzstudio. The 2023 renovation emphasizes a less formal atmosphere, homogenizing the once chaotic and shabby interiors. This design approach aimed to make the large, previously unmanageable spaces more welcoming and functional.

The Youshan Meidi Villa in Beijing, designed by Zhang Ling Design Studio, offers a tranquil connection to its natural surroundings. Emphasizing light, space, and minimalism, the design integrates large windows and open-plan spaces to bring the outdoors in.

Enclosed by greenery, the villa features spaces for relaxation, contemplation, and entertainment, blending sophistication with warmth for a harmonious living experience.

A Larger Than Life, a spa installation by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects, is located in Bromont, Canada. Completed in 2024, the project features an expansive infinity thermal bath and an inviting relaxation room.

Designed to blend with the natural environment, the spa offers panoramic views of Lake Gale, encouraging deep relaxation and contemplation.

The Terrazzo Apartment in São Paulo, Brazil, designed by Studio Arthur Casas, features custom elements inspired by Carlo Scarpa. Created for a couple who are passionate about spacious and continuous spaces, the apartment prioritizes functionality and minimalist finishes.

Kelder Architects has renovated and extended Avonleigh Queenslander to centre around its double-height grand room. The project prioritises outdoor living, with sandstone and timber fretwork bringing material interest throughout the Queensland home.

Villa Bôrik in Žilina, Slovakia, is a three-story concrete house designed by PLURAL in 2021. The home respects its surroundings with a portion of its volume hidden underground. A distinct spiral staircase complements its cubic form, while the ground floor is open, utilizing natural light and versatile configurations.

Modern Oasis of Sensual Minimalism is an apartment in Kyiv, Ukraine, designed by Alta Idea Design Studio. Completed in 2023, the interior features a sleek layout incorporating decorative, tactile and technological elements to provide a couple with a peaceful, harmonious home.

Architecture firm Halel Arch has upgraded the interiors of Canada Israel, a home in Ra’anana, Israel, to incorporate elements of North American design. The home, initially purchased by a Canadian couple, was transformed to match their preferred aesthetic. The design, led by architect Shira Muskal, incorporates herringbone pattern parquet flooring, a stylish kitchen, black aluminium profiles, and dynamic natural granite surfaces, all while ensuring a seamless indoor-outdoor connection.