The TM Project is a house located in Itupeva, Brazil. Designed by Two Arquitetura and completed in 2024, this elegant residence combines the sophistication of a luxury hotel with the comfort of a private home. Its open floor plan fosters interaction and togetherness, while high-end materials such as Moledo stone, Guatemalan green marble, and European oak enhance the sense of luxury and organic connection to the surrounding nature.
Parisio Greco is an Apartment in Malta designed in 2023 by Artemis Interior. Maintaining a warm and light colour palette, the designers aimed for a bright and whimsical flat. Among the unique elements is a cozy and quirky living space, where the burnt orange chairs stand out and blend with the soft beige couch. The design features expansive windows, a serene kitchen, and today invites guests to enjoy the panoramic rooftop terrace.
A vacation apartment of approximately 290 square meters (3,120 ft) in Tel Aviv, Israel, designed by Frenkel Nirit. This is a sophisticated, rich, and luxurious space tailored for a family with five children, full of layers and depth, ideal for short-term stays in an iconic tower centrally located in the city. The captivating interior combines material diversity with aesthetic beauty, creating a sophisticated urban style, all while ensuring every element is unique and meticulously crafted.
This residential interior was designed for a young family in a newly built two-storey house with soaring ceilings and open-plan geometry by Anna Sukhaia in the United Kingdom. The key idea was to balance the impressive scale with warmth, intimacy, and precise functional zoning- while preserving the verticality of the space as a dominant feature.
Located next to Ibirapuera Park – one of the most visited parks in Latin America – the RAL Apartment in São Paulo, Brazil, combines elegance and comfort in a 350 m² space designed by Patricia Martinez Arquitetura. The design, highlighted by a soft color palette and large windows to connect residents with nature, emphasizes sophistication and well-being through rustic and contemporary elements, resulting in an inviting atmosphere that meets the lifestyle of its residents.
In Rome, Italy, architecture studio Alvisi Kirimoto has completed the new headquarters for international law firm DLA Piper. The office, spanning over 4,000 sqm across seven levels, was designed to redefine the workplace as a fluid, ever-evolving environment that prioritizes the human experience. With natural finishes and thoughtful design choices, the project reflects Alvisi Kirimoto’s commitment to human-centered, environmentally conscious architecture, reinforcing the firm’s connection to the local context.
The Banánka house, designed by Paulíny Hovorka Architects, is located in Banka, Slovakia. The single-storey house features a minimalist design using natural materials and a Y-shaped layout that divides the plot into smaller segments.
The architecture focuses on a seamless connection with the garden, complete with a large glazed façade that fully opens up to the outdoor space and prioritizes privacy amid mature trees in a tranquil setting.
Nestled in Phuket, Thailand, the Laku Beach Club features imaginative architecture that fuses handcrafted forms and natural materials. Designed by Studio Locomotive in 2024, the tropical bar and nightclub reinterprets raw assembling methods and the rhythm of its cultural roots, creating a space for nightlife that deeply resonates with the region’s lively sea people history. Each design choice celebrates the relationship with nature and the traditions of coastal communities.
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