Casa Safran Cenisio is an apartment in Milan, Italy, redesigned by Icona Architetti Associati within a 1960s residential building in the Cenisio area. Completed in 2025, the renovation overturns the original plan to create a more generous living zone, two bathrooms, and a flexible study-guest room, while balancing Milanese modernist references with colors, materials, and collected objects linked to the owner’s travels in India.
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.
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.
Apartment House AVA sits in the dense heart of Andermatt, Switzerland, where OOS shapes an alpine apartment house tuned to contemporary life. The project gathers high-end timber apartments and shared wellness rooms within a compact volume that nods to its village neighbors. Inside, pale wood, patterned screens, and a ceramic hearth set a calm mood while anchoring residents firmly in the mountain setting.
CASA M_025 occupies the second floor of an early 20th-century Liberty building in Palermo, Italy, reworked by Provenzano Architetti Associati. The apartment respects its historic structure while shifting the daily focus toward a generous, convivial living core. Period doors, new oak flooring, and a layered chromatic palette guide the renovation, bringing contemporary comfort to a quietly grand city home.
Casa Pueblomio sits in Manantiales, Punta del Este, Uruguay, where KLM architects work with slope, wind, and light to shape a coastal house. The project anchors itself half a level into the ground, turning terrain, patios, and planted edges into buffers between domestic life and the wider gated community. Concrete and natural wood frame everyday routines against a calm landscape, with upper-level rooms pulled back for privacy and long views.
The Oasis House sets a quiet, controlled rhythm within Bangkok, Thailand, where Pongpat Architect shapes a compact house into a deeply inward-looking retreat. The project channels the clients’ wish for a modern home that feels like a private resort, turning a dense urban plot into a courtyard-centered dwelling. Every move responds to privacy, proportion, and daily rituals, translating a tight footprint into generous internal life.
Casa SC stands in Menfi, Italy, where Vid’A reworks a late 19th-century barn into a contemporary house without erasing its agricultural past. Thick walls, low arches, and a perforated brick screen now frame domestic life while holding onto the traces of work and storage that once filled the volume. The project reads as a careful recovery of character rather than a cosmetic update.
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