Trip•ti•ca renovates a Genoa, Italy apartment into a fluid sequence organized around light and view. Circolo – A shapes the sea-facing front as a triptych of connected rooms, while the uphill side holds the bedrooms in quieter, better-protected conditions. Herringbone parquet and colored ceilings set a clear material rhythm, giving the home a calm but distinct hierarchy.
Centara Korat is a lifestyle hotel in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, by Vaslab Architecture. Designed for families and business travelers, it focuses on the guest journey from arrival to checkout. Warm earth tones, local materials, and durable finishes shape an intimate atmosphere, while rooftop views and compact room details keep the experience grounded in place.
Urban Villa is a three-level apartment in Milan’s Washington district, designed by Studio Marco Piva for a family of five. Set within a newly built house, it brings together warmth, proportion, and the city’s mix of history and change through a calm, contemporary approach.
Villa Borghese is a 2019 apartment in Rome, Italy, renovated by Costanza Santovetti Studio. Set in Parioli on the fourth floor of a 1930s building, it looks toward an unexpected sweep of greenery. The project reshapes the plan around daily life, bringing the kitchen, dining room, and terrace into a brighter, more open sequence.
Contemporary apartment in Sofia is an apartment in Sofia, Bulgaria, designed by Exbrayat Enrico Architectes. Designed in 2025, the project is organized around a mirrored central volume that directs movement, conceals storage, and carries light deep into the home. Carrara marble, grigio marble, stained oak, aluminum, and mirror give the rooms a calm, durable presence, from the open living areas to the more intimate bedrooms.
Modern living in a historic monument is a five-level house renovation in Amsterdam, Netherlands, by BNLA architecten. Set on the Keizersgracht, the project reworks a national monument with restored heritage elements and a fully reimagined interior developed with Wonderstruck. Across more than 480 m², the narrow, deep canal house balances the city’s public face with quieter rooms overlooking the enclosed garden.
Casa San Giacomo is an apartment renovation in Naples, Italy, by Officine Architetti, set between Via Toledo and Piazza Castello near the Maschio Angioino. Designed in 2026, the 150 sq m (1,615 sq ft) home turns its relationship with the city into the project’s central idea. Three large windows and an adjoining terrace draw the dome of Galleria Umberto I into daily life, making the urban panorama part of the interior.
Pomponazzi reworks an apartment in Milan, Italy, by RAAR—Radicioni Architetto, returning order and identity to a home inside an elegant 1930s building. Designed in 2024, the renovation begins with the original cement tile floors, using their 20×20 cm (7.9×7.9 in) module to recalibrate rooms, openings, and color across the interior.
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