Apartment S. Anna in Genoa Merges History with Contemporary Design

Minimalist dining area with large pendant lights, abstract art, and natural plant accents.

Interior design firm Studio. D has renovated an apartment in Genoa, Italy, featuring a classic Genoese layout. Apartment S. Anna retains the historic building’s early 1900s architecture with stone perimeter walls and wooden floors. The project includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen with a central island, and a dining area with a custom square table.

Gallery House Features Art-Filled Interiors by Ben Hudson Architects

Modern open-plan kitchen and dining area with wooden walls, suspended lighting, and artwork.

Gallery House by Ben Hudson Architects in Queenstown, New Zealand, combines mid-century modern design with art-filled interiors. Completed in 2023, the home features layered spaces that incorporate timber, polished concrete, and a neutral color palette.

The house’s design emphasizes energy efficiency with passive house principles, offering a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.

Mars House in Canada Offers Zen Escape from Urban Life

FeaturedMars House in Canada Offers Zen Escape from Urban Life

Mars House, designed by Studio Lau, stands in Canada as an angular residence. Its split-level layout prioritizes space efficiency, with formal living and dining rooms omitted for optimal utility. Natural light fills the home through expansive windows and skylights, complemented by large sliding doors that create a seamless flow between indoors and out.

The interior aesthetic combines modern lines with warm wood accents, fostering an inviting atmosphere. The exterior, featuring black metal and warm wood siding, reflects the thoughtful blend of spaces inside.

A House in Žvėrynas by INBLUM

FeaturedBright, airy open-plan living space with modern wood and steel accents, large windows.

Lithuanian architecture studio INBLUM has renovated a house in the Žvėrynas district of Vilnius using traditional wooden construction methods to blend the property with its natural surroundings. Designed in 2024, A House in Žvėrynas integrates CLT (cross-laminated timber) technology, precise craftsmanship and sustainable practices to preserve the traditional aesthetic while adapting to modern needs.

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