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Joshi House Blurs Lines Between Art and Architecture in Bengaluru

Modern architectural design with geometric shapes, clean lines, and balconies. Unique exterior style.

Joshi House is a single-family home in Bengaluru, India, designed by Anahata in 2023. The design balances art and architecture, creating personalized spaces while maintaining common areas for togetherness. The house features geometric volumes, with a cantilevering circular balcony as a standout element.

The interior mirrors this circular volume, enhancing flow and cohesion. Clean lines, natural light, and brass elements characterize the decor, blurring boundaries between personal reflection and shared experiences.

Silvia & Diego Apartment in Barcelona Designed by MH.AP

Elegant entry with ornate moldings, wooden wall paneling, and patterned tile floor.

The Silvia & Diego apartment, designed by MH.AP in 2023, is located in Barcelona’s Eixample district. This renovation transformed a once-segmented space into an open, interconnected living area. By integrating the kitchen centrally and removing walls, MH.AP optimized circulation and increased natural light. The design respects the flat’s original fan-shaped layout, ornate ceiling, and Nolla mosaic floor tiles, using bold colors and geometric shapes to create a harmonious dialogue between past and present.

Attic G-24 by SMA Architetti

Spacious open-plan living area with exposed wooden beams, large windows, and modern furnishings.

SMA Architetti has completed the refurbishment of the Attic G-24 apartment in Varese, Italy. The project revised an existing, incomplete structure into a cohesive space defined by geometry and formal continuity.

The duplex-style design connects the levels with a striking staircase and features an interior filled with artisan materials and contemporary flourishes like inset lighting and slot windows. The top floor captures uninterrupted views across the long, narrow space, while the lower level perimeter is entirely utilised for key functions.

P539 Showcases Brazilian Modernism in São Paulo Apartment

A modern, cozy living room with warm wooden paneling, a yellow sofa, and potted plants.

Designed by Armentano Arquitetura, P539 is a São Paulo penthouse that showcases Brazilian modernism. Completed in 2024, this apartment highlights furniture pieces by Sergio Rodrigues and Jorge Zalszupin, setting a sophisticated, familiar, and elegant tone. The space, infused with natural light, is further enhanced by views of the Ibirapuera Park and iconic Oscar Niemeyer buildings.

Apartment in Grado by Hus

A vibrant yellow and blue color scheme with a modern, minimalist kitchen and dining area.

The Italian studio Hus has refurbished an apartment in Grado, Italy, using a chromatically driven design. In collaboration with the client, the design team renovated the residence in 2023. A movable wall and a uniquely patterned floor were used to create a flexible atmosphere, permitting individual customization.

Geometric compositions, primarily focusing on shades of blue and yellow, were emphasized throughout the spaces. This careful juxtaposition of colors and flexible room arrangements allowed for a dynamic and vibrant interior.

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