Designed by the acclaimed Angá Arquitetura, the Ficus Apartment in São Paulo, Brazil showcases a contemporary transformation of a 1970s apartment. The project prioritizes the client’s need for a spacious, open layout ideal for hosting friends and family, with a focus on optimizing the living and social areas. By reconfiguring the original three-bedroom floorplan, the design team created a more efficient and versatile space that reflects the client’s lifestyle and preferences.
Discover Casa 4 + 2, a 250-square-meter apartment masterfully redesigned by Doori Architettura in Genoa, Italy’s historical center. This 2023 project seamlessly blends the historical charm of a Palazzo dei Rolli with contemporary living, offering a unique refuge for a young family and their guests. Featuring preserved original terrazzo floors and ceiling stuccos, alongside modern furnishings and an open living area, the apartment epitomizes eclectic elegance.
Discover the elegance of Casa A/E, a 170sqm (1,830 sq ft) apartment in Milan, Italy, transformed by Erker Studio into a stunning space that marries vintage charm with contemporary living. This renovation showcases how classic Milanese elements, coupled with modern design, create a unique and welcoming home.
Explore the harmony between Old World beauty and modern functionality in this exquisite Italian residence.
Discover the San Mateo Renovation, an architectural marvel nestled in Madrid, Spain. This 2022 project by Ábaton transforms a 1930s apartment into a modern haven. Across 140 square meters, it features high ceilings, open spaces, and a blend of historical elements with contemporary design. Witness an exquisite blend of architecture, interior design, and innovation in this Spanish gem.
Discover Casa Singer, a stunning apartment transformation by Atelier Sergio Rebelo, nestled in the heart of Porto, Portugal. This 2020 renovation breathes new life into a 1939 Art Deco building, blending historical architecture with modern design principles. The redesigned layout maximizes openness and flexibility, inviting an abundance of natural light and integrating original materials with new, contemporary elements.
