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Casa Ballena by WHA Wraps Space

Minimalist living room with wooden floors, built-in shelving, and dark sofa.

Casa Ballena by World of Holistic Architecture is a family home in Elche, Spain, designed in 2023. The interior combines functional elements and integrates spaces for both private and communal use. A large modular sofa from EDRA, along with lighting from FLOS and Tom Dixon, enhances the living area. The design includes a children’s bedroom with denim blue curtains and a master bedroom emphasizing warmth through wood. Bathrooms feature oak, mint green finishes, and custom ceramic tiles for added character.

Time Capsule Apartment in Milan by Carlo Donati

Stylish living room with built-in bookshelves, large artwork, and modern furniture.

Carlo Donati Studio has renovated a 350-square-metre apartment, called Time Capsule, located in Milan’s Brera district. Completed in 2022, the design incorporates elements inspired by figures such as Jean Prouvé and references the aesthetic codes of postwar Milan. The interiors feature a mix of materials, geometric shapes, and art pieces, including a graffiti by British artist Stik, emphasising a richly layered, unconventional residential space.

Highbury Apartment by Holloway Li Features Brightly Coloured Interior

Warm, vibrant open-plan living space with wooden beams, bright furnishings, and modern kitchen.

Holloway Li has revamped its Highbury Apartment at a Victorian terrace property in north London. The open-plan layout is intended as an “experimental ground” to develop Holloway Li‘s product ranges and domestic design solutions. The design is tied together by its daring colour palette and adventurous materiality, balancing heritage with hospitality interior extravagance. Holloway Li designed the kitchen in a way that’s informed by London’s fast-food outlets. The furniture at Highbury Apartment was custom-made by the studio to suit the interior.

Common Knowledge: Flexible Social Hub Redefines Music Industry

Bright, open-concept workspace with exposed brick walls, high ceilings, and modern furniture.

In London, UK, THISS Studio has designed a vibrant and flexible social hub called Common Knowledge, challenging the austerity often associated with the music industry. This modular, dynamic space facilitates knowledge sharing amongst music professionals and recording artists, featuring bespoke furniture, lighting, and shelving developed in collaboration with Mitre and Mondays. Embracing the building’s industrial heritage, the design employs a tactile palette of cork, aluminum, and sycamore to create a coworking environment that feels like a welcoming home away from home.

Moscow Apartment: Insight into Space-Saving Solutions

Minimalist kitchen with wooden cabinets, granite countertop, and decorative red branches.

Discover how the Moscow Apartment, designed by Alexander Tischler in 2022, redefines compact luxury in the heart of the Russian Federation. This apartment cleverly maximizes a modest 38 square meters space, transforming it into a functional yet stylish habitat with distinct living and private areas. Explore how expert design and custom furniture make this space a modern marvel.

Hayama Apartment: A Beacon of Minimalist Living in Japan

Bright, modern open-concept apartment with wood accents, kitchen, dining area, and guitar.

Discover the stunning transformation of the Hayama Apartment, nestled in the vibrant beach town of Hayama, Japan. Designed by the visionary team at Roovice in 2022, this 55-year-old apartment now shines as a model of minimalist and easy-to-maintain living space. Through innovative design choices, including lauan accents and strategic use of PVC flooring, the apartment has been reimagined to embody the serene atmosphere of its coastal surroundings, offering an airy and bright home that beautifully integrates with the outdoor garden.

Ecom Coffee Offices in Genoa: How Color Transforms Workspaces

A vibrant, modern office space with colorful furniture, plants, and creative architectural elements.

Ecom Coffee Offices in Genoa, Italy, revolutionizes workspace design. Circolo – A, led by Simone Ierardi, crafts a vibrant environment within Palazzo Giulio Pallavicini’s historic walls. This office space blends functional zones with a lively color scheme, promoting creativity and productivity in a setting that feels as comfortable as home. High on natural light and modern furnishings, it’s a testament to innovative, dynamic office design.

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