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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.

Cabin 192 Transformation by Daniel Canda & Asociados

FeaturedModern two-story home with glass walls, brick exterior, and tall chimney surrounded by trees.

Cabin 192, a house in Los Cardales, Argentina, was transformed by Daniel Canda & Asociados in 2023. The project involved retaining the existing brick volume and replacing its gable roof with a flat, metal-supported one to add new bedrooms. Internally, walls were removed to create an open layout and a central concrete structure. Stone and glass were used to differentiate the volumes, prioritising a fluid, simple interior in contact with nature.

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