Interno Marche: Inside the Design Mastery of Italy’s Iconic Hotel

Spacious, modern living room with large windows, plush leather sofa, and stylish decor.

Introducing Interno Marche, a masterpiece designed by ORAstudio located in Tolentino, Italy. This luxurious hotel stands out for its unique blend of historical beauty and contemporary design. Crafted within the walls of Villa Gabrielli, it offers a captivating journey through the world of iconic architects and artists, embodying the essence of modern luxury in a space steeped in cultural and architectural heritage.

Get Your Home Summer Ready

Spacious open-concept living area with large windows, plush seating, and a fireplace.

Summers are the perfect time to spruce up the look of your home and add a few cool elements to avoid the heat. You might already be waiting for the long summer days when you can spend time outdoors and enjoy barbecues, but preparing your home for the long summer days is an ideal way to proceed. The easiest way to keep the home cool is to use heavy curtains and shut the windows by 11 am to avoid the heat. You can opt for bamboo curtains or blinds, and keep the heat out. Here are a few tips and tricks to help get your home ready for summer.

The Gold View Apartment: How Feng Shui Shapes Modern Living

The modern interior features a gray concrete ceiling, plush gray sofa, and a built-in plant display.

Discover the transformative design of The Gold View Apartment in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, by STD Design Consultant. This innovative project evolves a three-bedroom into a two-bedroom family home, cleverly incorporating Feng Shui principles and maximizing the use of space with natural light and versatile furniture. The design not only elevates the apartment’s aesthetic but also enhances its functionality and sustainability for modern living.

Beaurepaire: How Paris’s 60s Apartments Get a Sustainable Makeover

Minimalist kitchen with green accent wall, stainless steel appliances, and wooden chairs.

Discover Beaurepaire, a stunning apartment in Pantin, Paris, France, designed by Atelier Apara. This 1960s apartment has been thoughtfully renovated, mixing materials like mahogany, resin, and stainless steel to honor its architecture. The demolition of a dividing wall has transformed the kitchen and living room into a welcoming, light-filled space, showcasing sustainable and innovative design in urban living.