Lubov & Ludy is a restaurant in Rivne, Ukraine, designed by YOD Group near Lake Basiv Kut in the city’s historic district. Conceived around sincerity, hospitality, and easy conversation, the interior uses wood, concrete, and glass to create a bright, open setting shaped by daylight. Custom elements stay closely tied to daily use, from the bar and communal table to a flexible children’s room.
Arco House is a house in Madrid, Spain, designed by ÁBATON for clients whose contemporary art collection shaped the brief from the outset. Completed in 2024, the project arranges public rooms, family areas, and a more private suite within one continuous approach to architecture, interiors, and landscape. Color, framed garden views, and open connections to the outdoors guide the experience throughout.
Apartment Battersea is a 95 m² apartment in London designed by Mariya Krylova for a young couple. Completed in 2025, the home centers daily life around an open kitchen and living area, shaped by American walnut flooring, oak veneer joinery, and a saturated green kitchen. Floor-to-ceiling windows and two balconies bring in soft light and extend the interior outward.
The Cipriani Apartment is an apartment in Milan, Italy, designed by Stefano Belingardi Clusoni within a historic city building. Conceived in 2026, the modern classic interior brings a contemporary point of view to the Cipriani identity, using travertine, glossy mahogany, and black iron to shape a calm, connected home. Across the plan, light and reflective finishes strengthen the sense of continuity from room to room.
Antònia & Roger is a house in Barcelona, Spain, reworked by MH.AP for a narrow urban plot and the rhythms of family life. Designed in 2025, the project adapts a structure already under construction, organizing shared and private areas across three levels. Terracotta surfaces, built-in elements, and a vivid blue staircase give the home a clear Mediterranean character with a more contemporary edge.
MRLJ128 is a 2024 apartment renovation in Madrid, Spain, designed by Plutarco. What began as a modest intervention grew into an almost complete reworking of the home, reshaping the plan and sharpening its chromatic identity. Open social rooms, darker private interiors, and a bold mix of stone, oak, and black herringbone flooring set a contemporary mood against a more traditional residential shell.
PDLL70 is a house renovation in Madrid, Spain, designed by Plutarco. Reworking a 1934 home that had been abandoned for years, the project looks closely at the period in which it was built while remaking its rooms for contemporary living. Vaulted ceilings, glossy surfaces, and a careful mix of marbles, wood, terrazzo, and color shape an interior that moves between historical reference and everyday use.
Casa Kendo is an apartment by Ortega Diago in San Sebastian, Spain, set on the seventh floor of a late 19th-century building. Designed in 2026, the project makes natural light its main ordering element, using a widened hallway, glass block screens, and continuous Campaspero stone surfaces to shape a calm, inward-looking home. Furniture and lighting pieces extend that restrained atmosphere without disturbing it.
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