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Casa Prazeres Features Scandinavian Design on Portugal’s Coast

A modern single-story residence with a concrete facade, large glass windows, and a wooden roof.

Atelier Ornelas has created a unique vacation home in Portugal that reflects both Scandinavian minimalism and innovative material use, cladding the exterior in Basalto stone. Tasked with creating a retreat by an investor, head architect André Ornelas Gonçalves chose a minimalist approach, with strategic wood-framed windows that foster a connection to the surroundings.

Park Slope Condos: Chic Interiors Bathed in Natural Light and Warmth

Bright, modern living room with large windows, plush sofa, and minimalist decor.

Designed by Studio Vural in Brooklyn, New York, the Park Slope Condos is a luxury apartment project completed in 2021. The development harmonizes contemporary lines with historic elements, featuring a limestone entry and antique brass canopy. Thoughtfully integrating modern style with a touch of historical charm, the interiors are illuminated by generous floor-to-ceiling windows and characterized by a tranquil atmosphere, highlighted by chic furnishings and opulent finishes.

A Bayside Entertainer Captivates With Sleek, Modern Interiors in Australia

Modern kitchen and dining area with sleek white cabinets, colorful artwork, and stylish furnishings.

A Bayside Entertainer is located in Hampton, Australia. Designed by Picchio Interiors, this two-level apartment embodies modern elegance and a spacious interior design, offering 800 square meters of sophisticated living. The 2023 project features warm neutrals, terrazzo bathrooms, and herringbone oak flooring.

A Bayside Entertainer provides a tranquil retreat while still being close to the action in Melbourne’s picturesque bayside suburb.

La Clara Reimagines a Barcelona Loft

Open-concept living space with exposed brick walls, metal truss ceiling, and modern furnishings.

La Clara is a breathtaking loft crafted by CRÜ in 2021. This endeavor distinguishes itself through its groundbreaking methods regarding both spatial arrangement and material choice. By excavating an antiquated establishment, CRÜ metamorphosed a chaotic inner block into a tranquil residential haven. The quintessence of the design mirrors a sharp perception of both functionality and aesthetics.

Casa Canal by Daiber & Aceituno

A modern, modular structure with wood and glass facade amidst a grassy field and trees.

The Casa Canal by Daiber & Aceituno Architects is a wooden house in Frutillar, Chile. Its design focuses on functionality, sustainability, and connecting with the rural landscape. The project features two main volumes, separated by a corridor, that distinctively divide the social and private areas. Key elements include a covered patio and an efficient rainwater-collecting roof.

Emphasising austerity and adaptability, the house embraces its surroundings while providing a versatile living space.

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