Contemporary Interior Design / Tag

Edificio 55 Hotel Blends Past with Present

A beautifully restored colonial-style building with intricate arched windows and a central courtyard.

Edificio 55, a historic building in Mérida, Mexico, has been transformed into a hotel by Central de Proyectos SCP. Designed in 2024, the property now subtly marries its historical architecture with contemporary elements. The building, previously a school and medical facility, has retained its original stone walls while incorporating local designed contemporary furniture and new artisanal flooring. This blend of styles creates a vibrant atmosphere and reinforces the hotel’s connection with Mérida’s architectural and cultural heritage.

Casa EA Renovation Balances Contemporary Needs with History

Modern, spacious interior with sleek black-framed glass doors, open-plan layout, and minimalist decor.

Casa EA, an apartment in Verona, Italy, was designed by Christian Tezza in 2024. The goal was to meet the owners’ contemporary needs while preserving existing furniture.

The layout features a large custom glass partition dividing the kitchen and living area, maintaining an open, visually cohesive space. Tezza creatively integrated reclaimed furniture pieces, providing elegant and functional focal points throughout the apartment, blending innovation and history seamlessly.

Seacliff Apartment by DAAA Haus Boasts Elegant Italian Craftsmanship

FeaturedLarge open-concept living room with modern furniture, shelving, and natural lighting.

Seacliff is a luxurious corner seafront apartment in the prestigious Seacliff development on Tower Road in Sliema, Malta. Designed by DAAA Haus in 2023, the four-bedroom residence showcases Italian contemporary style and craftsmanship. The apartment features bespoke wood finishes, marble works, and high-tech amenities, including an intelligent audio and lighting system.

Siemens Healthineers Translates Corporate Identity into Interior Design

Modern office lobby with sleek wooden slat wall, circular pendant lights, and minimalist reception desk.

DIA – Dittel Architekten has redesigned a Siemens Healthineers office in Hagen, Germany. Completed in 2024, this workspace spans six floors, integrating both production and office areas. The design concept, drawing from the company’s “Healthy Orange” and “Siemens Petrol” colors, emphasizes flexible spatial solutions, a healthy work culture, and comfort.

Get the latest updates from HomeAdore

Click on Allow to get notifications