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Jap in Isola: Transforming a Milanese Apartment for Modern Living

Minimalist living room with Japanese-inspired artwork and sliding panels, sleek furnishings.

Fiorenza Raja‘s exceptional apartment renovation project, “Jap in Isola,” showcases her expertise in transforming a traditional “Vecchia Milano” unit in the heart of Milan, Italy. Combining meticulous attention to detail and a harmonious design approach, this 2017 project exemplifies the seamless integration of custom furnishings and lighting within the apartment’s unique architectural features.

Casa C+P: Elegant Apartment Design by IRORI Interiors in Rome

Cozy living room with wooden dining table, shelving, and large window with intricate lattice design.

IRORI interiors, a renowned Italian design studio, has recently unveiled their latest masterpiece, the stunning Casa C+P apartment in the heart of Rome, Italy. Designed in 2024, this contemporary residence showcases the firm’s exceptional attention to detail and their ability to seamlessly blend modern elegance with timeless sophistication.

Boasting a meticulously curated interior, the Casa C+P project offers a glimpse into the future of luxury urban living, where form and function converge to create a truly exceptional living experience.

GVD Penthouse: Discover the Eclectic Elegance in Mexico City

Luxurious living room with marble flooring, metallic furnishings, and a statement lighting fixture.

Álvaro Hernández Félix Studio‘s GVD Penthouse in Santa Fe, Mexico City, transforms a minimalist apartment into an eclectic family home. Boasting abundant natural light and a seamless, warm material palette, this 23rd-floor penthouse showcases continuous planes, rounded corners, and curves that create a cozy, one-of-a-kind atmosphere. The design effortlessly blends modern classics, contemporary furnishings, and unique art pieces, exemplifying the studio’s attention to detail and quality.

Alpine Chalet CPL: Rustic Meets Modern in Montreux

A rustic wooden chalet with a gabled roof and a balcony, set in a mountainous landscape.

The Alpine Chalet CPL in Montreux, Switzerland, designed by Ralph Germann Architectes, showcases a stunning fusion of traditional mountain architecture and contemporary design. Originally built in 1830, this rural building has been expertly transformed into a modern haven, preserving the property’s historic charm while incorporating raw materials like concrete and lime plaster. The design emphasizes a neutral setting to showcase the clients’ artwork and antique furniture, with a large horizontal window offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

San Francisco Residence: Eclectic Design Embracing Bay Area Charm

FeaturedElegant outdoor patio with stone arches, lush greenery, and plush seating.

This cherished 1907 San Francisco residence has undergone a remarkable rejuvenation by SkB Architects, embracing its historical charm and infusing it with a California-inspired ambiance. The home’s iconic wooden tile facade, once a quintessential Bay Area design, has been thoughtfully preserved, while the interiors have been transformed to create a versatile and personalized living experience.

Ursa: Fusing Fuchsia and Orange in Toruń Gynecology Clinic

Vibrant orange hallway with geometric lighting fixtures and a stylized wall map.

Maka Studio‘s Ursa project in Toruń, Poland, is a captivating example of modern gynecology clinic design. This 2024 project features a bold color palette of fuchsia and orange, softened by light blue and gray, creating a visually striking and calming atmosphere.

The design pays homage to the history of Toruń, with circles, orbits, and geometrized star maps adorning the space. The clinic’s representative areas, including the waiting room, reception, bathrooms, and offices, showcase a harmonious blend of strong colors and white furnishings, exuding a sense of order and systematicity.

Villa il Gioiello: Pierattelli’s Striking Florentine Residence

FeaturedElegant, high-ceilinged room with ornate mirror frames, arched doorways, and a distinctive pendant light.

Villa il Gioiello, a stunning 700-square-meter house in Florence, Italy, designed by the renowned Pierattelli Architetture in 2025, seamlessly blends past memories with contemporary functions. This sophisticated residence, situated among the city’s iconic hills, preserves the ancient atmosphere and soul of the location, while incorporating works of art from renowned 20th-century artists, creating a continuously evolving story.