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Casa 21 by Dainelli Studio Combines History and Modernity

Plush upholstered sectional sofa with glass bubble chandeliers and wood-paneled walls.

Casa 21 is a 240-square-meter apartment designed by Dainelli Studio in Milan, Italy. The interior, set within a historical building, features a refined and contemporary design. The layout includes a living area, a sleeping area, and a study with a guest bedroom. Dainelli Studio carefully preserved original elements while incorporating modern details, such as bespoke furnishings and luxurious materials like Breccia Capraia marble and Italian oak parquet, to create a harmonious blend of history and modernity.

Project Perrin Highlights Remarkable 1930s Renovation

Modern living room with sleek furniture, wide windows overlooking lush greenery, and a cozy cat perched in the rattan chair.

Reviving a historical treasure in Rennes, Project Perrin highlights the impressive renovation of a 160 m² house in Rennes, France. Designed by Juliette Derrien in 2023, this significant undertaking injects new energy into a 1930s construction and comes to fruition through a collaboration with architect Sophie Lambotte.

The project features a total transformation, an extension, and the elevation of a three-level urban dwelling.

Ricardo Home by StudioVA Arquitetos

Sleek modern living room with minimalist shelving, warm wood accents, and patterned rug.

StudioVA Arquitetos, led by principal architect Vinicius Almeida, designed the Ricardo Home apartment in São Paulo, Brazil, in 2024. The project emphasizes urban aesthetics and integrated spaces, blending exposed concrete with wooden and porcelain flooring. Key features include custom carpentry, modular seating, and a distinct kitchen-dining area. The apartment serves as both a personal retreat and a welcoming space for entertaining friends and family.

Apartment NM by Nuno Nascimento

Minimalist living room with warm wood shelving, fireplace, and cozy furnishings.

Apartment NM in Lisbon, Portugal, is a contemporary refuge redesigned by architect Nuno Nascimento. Serving as his personal residence, the apartment reflects his lifestyle and architectural vision. Prioritising functionality and natural light, the renovation incorporates an open layout, custom furnishings, and discreet yet elegant materials.

The redesign not only exemplifies residential renovation but also expresses the studio’s evolving design ideas and philosophies.

Found Object Transforms Industrial Building into Whimsical UK Apartment

Stylish industrial-style loft with exposed brick, wooden shelves, and a vibrant red Egg chair.

The found Object apartment exemplifies the “Reclaimed Material” design philosophy by William Tozer Associates. Located in the United Kingdom, this apartment reveals unique industrial features. The iron beams and soaring ceilings associate it with its past, while raw materials such as concrete, brick, and steel communicate its history. Modern elements offer contrast and narrative layers, blending textures and stimulating interest through visual discovery and storytelling to create a cohesive interior environment.

Kupuri 27 House Unites Rustic Materials for a Tropical Sanctuary

Spacious wooden room with scenic ocean view, minimalist furniture, and warm lighting.

Located in Punta Negra (Carrilleros), Mexico, Kupuri 27 is a sanctuary designed by Módica Ledezma that employs rustic materials in a blend with nature. Indoor and outdoor spaces resonate through crafted spaces that celebrate minimalism, adorned with their ochre flooring and clay-tiled surfaces, while the direct connection to the tropical garden and the sweeping view of the Pacific Coast remain ever-present.

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