FormaFatal has designed the interiors of an attic apartment in a historic building in Prague, Czech Republic, applying modern elements that contrast the space’s “old story” told by its beams. The renovation of the attic space in the historic building at Arbes Square focused on creating a two-level attic apartment intended for exclusive rental.
The Pitkovice Apartment redesign, located in Prague, Czech Republic, was designed by Formafatal Studio in 2024. The renovation transforms the living space into an elegant and sophisticated retreat, featuring a chic petrol blue colour scheme. The interior embodies timeless lines, incorporating a library for avid reader Kateřina, as well as practical functionality that satisfies a young, modern lifestyle.
The “Garden of Delights,” designed by MSWW Ministerstwo Spraw We Wnetrzach, is an apartment in Gdańsk, Poland. This house, completed in 2024, features a palette of sensual pastels, rounded details and smooth arches that create an urban refuge. The design is characterized by a meticulous fusion of relaxed style and functionality, resulting in a space that prioritizes comfort whilst being visually striking, showcasing the distinct expertise of its designers in the realm of interior design.
The Shining Home is a duplex penthouse renovation project located in the My Khanh residential complex, Phu My Hung, Ho Chi Minh City. Designed by ShapeUs Studio in 2023, the 310m² apartment serves as the home of a young family with their twin children and beloved dog. The design revolves around the family’s daily routines, creating functional areas that interconnect seamlessly, fostering harmony between working, living, and playing within the shared rhythm of everyday life.
Located in Madrid, Spain, the Renovation in Tribunal was designed by Donaire Milans Arquitectos. This apartment has been fully modernised for enhanced energy performance, integrating radiant heating, thermal and acoustic insulation, and a sustainable energy system running on aerothermal energy. The structure has been transformed with reinforced steel, removing brick walls for a spacious, open-plan space, and a limited palette of materials introduces warmth and texture to the home.
An 80-square-metre apartment located on the third floor of an early postwar bâtiment on Viale Beatrice D’Este in Milan has been the subject of a careful refurbishing intervention designed by Depaolidefranceschibaldan Architetti. The renovation celebrates the building heritage by preserving the original partitions while introducing a hyper-contemporary element with a functional box containing the kitchen and services, creating a dynamic and contrasting environment.
Originally established in 1903 as a McMurties Shoe Factory, this 2023 Sydney apartment design by Studio Noakes retained its industrial heritage with high ceilings and hardwood beams. The design preserves the historical attributes while incorporating bespoke furniture and an eclectic selection of materials. A vibrant fusion of color and textured spaces provides a striking backdrop to showcase the client’s dynamic art collection, highlighting the creative spirit of Redfern, Australia.
This compact but stylish apartment in Brasília, Brazil, features the work of local studio BLOCO Arquitetos, who focused creativity on light-filled decor utilising reclaimed wood, exposed concrete and modern accessories. The home measures 68 m² (732 sq ft), and the considerable redevelopment included the removal of many of the home’s interior walls and the refitting of the apartment’s entire layout.
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