A couple of young entrepreneurs with stellar past careers—he a former Serie A soccer player, she Miss Italy—are betting on an anonymous vacation home in the center of Rome, Italy, and have chosen architect Giorgia Dennerlein to turn it into a luxury stay. The interior design is a journey through time and history, as the total renovation of the apartment creates tailor-made spaces that now includes two bedrooms.
In the heart of the Itria Valley, shrouded in the intense light of Apulia, the Palazzo MC project comes to life, the winter residence of a Dutch couple who have chosen Italy as their beloved home. A housing regeneration project that transforms a building with a long and narrow floor plan into an airy, green, living space. A residence designed to experience the landscape not only outside, but inside the domestic space, which puts green at the center of the living experience, in a constant dialogue between nature, light, matter and well-being.
Inside Palazzo Rosso is a redesigned apartment located in Palermo, Italy, that incorporates an eclectic design style by La Leta Architettura. The building, constructed in the 1930s, faced full preservation restrictions and retains valuable elements such as high custom doors and decorative ceilings. The team opted for a conservative approach, adapting the irregular floor plan to include a fluid living area that reflects contemporary requirements while respecting the original layout.
A renovated apartment in the early 60s building, designed for a young family, is located in Nidau, Switzerland, in a peaceful neighborhood with a view of the river Zihl canal. Before the design by Beef Architekti, the apartment retained its original, strictly divided floor plan, now organized into three clearly defined zones, interconnected by two unique custom-made carpentry elements that add visual dynamism and airiness to the interior.
In the world of contemporary house architecture, the balance between form and function is more crucial than ever. As we design living spaces that reflect our lifestyles, we’re discovering that aesthetics and practicality can coexist beautifully. This fusion not only enhances our daily experiences but also contributes to the overall sustainability of our homes.
In the tranquil environment of Portola Valley, United States, designer Patrick Perez reveals a stunning accessory dwelling unit (ADU) completed in 2025. Featuring clean lines, open floor plans, and sustainable materials, the unit maximizes space and natural light, offering versatile living solutions that blend seamlessly with existing architecture while enhancing functionality and privacy.
Located in Salvador, Brazil, VB Apartment spans 255 square meters. Designed by FRS Arquitetura, the space prioritizes expansive ocean views and generous daylight. The project features a minimal partition design and integrates natural materials, including Nogueira wood and limestone, elevating the apartment’s atmosphere. Signature modernist furniture pieces stand out against layers of personal items and art curation, promoting a strong connection to this unique space.
Situated in Swannanoa, United States, Mountain Mint is a 2,000-square-foot house designed by Rusafova Markulis Architects. This compact, resource-efficient home has clean and minimal interiors, featuring light white oak wood flooring. The layout offers ageless simplicity, providing one-level living with a design that underscores a connection to its wooded surroundings, while cleverly positioning the building to preserve the site’s untouched natural beauty and views down Swannanoa Valley.
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