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Nea Hotel: Reviving Shavei Zion’s Historic Vacation Spot

Airy bedroom with sliding glass doors overlooking an outdoor pool and lush greenery.

The Nea Hotel in Shavei Zion, Israel, is a captivating revival of the historic Beit Hava tourist complex. Designed by the renowned Rozen Architects, this hotel project seamlessly blends the property’s rich past with a modern, nature-inspired aesthetic. Featuring a range of accommodation options, from family-friendly suites to private VIP quarters, the Nea Hotel caters to diverse traveler preferences, creating a unique and immersive tourist experience in this coastal region of Israel.

Timeless: How Giulia Grillo Transformed a Genoa Apartment into a Cozy Oasis

Ornate ceiling, patterned rug, colorful sofa, and framed artwork in elegant room.

Giulia Grillo‘s Timeless apartment design in Genoa, Italy, effortlessly blends original early 20th-century decor with bespoke furnishings, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere. Reflecting the clients’ love for family and global influences, this luminous attic space showcases a timeless design approach that seamlessly integrates the past and present.

Kanemitsusyuzo: Preserving Sake Brewing Tradition in Hiroshima

A modern, minimalist-style Japanese building with an arched entrance and large windows overlooking a courtyard.

Fathom‘s renovation of the Kanemitsusyuzo sake brewery in Hiroshima, Japan, beautifully blends tradition and modernity. This 2021 project breathes new life into the 123-year-old brewery, preserving its historic architecture while introducing contemporary design elements.

From the interplay of materials like burnt cedar, plaster, and red brick to the organic R-line that expresses the vibrancy of the brewing process, this sake tasting room and retail space pays homage to the brewery’s rich heritage while welcoming a new generation of visitors.

Urbana 47 Inn: Timeless Style in Historic Rome Neighborhood

Rustic industrial-style kitchen and dining area with exposed brick walls, metal beams, and spiral staircase.

Tucked away in the historic Borgo Pio district of Rome, Urbana 47 Inn offers a serene escape just steps from the grandeur of St. Peter’s Basilica. Designed by the talented Giulia Venanzi, these apartments blend industrial-inspired elements with reclaimed furnishings and bespoke creations, embodying a timeless style that invites guests to experience the city in a truly original manner.

Lomazzo Street Apartment: Adaptive Interior Design for Modern Family Life

FeaturedModern open-concept living space with large windows, geometric rug, and pendant lighting.

Archventil, an acclaimed international architecture and interior design studio, has recently unveiled their latest creation – a luminous apartment within THE LOMA, a historic Milanese palace transformed into a contemporary residential complex. Located on Lomazzo Street in the bustling Bullona neighborhood of Milan, Italy, this stunning project seamlessly blends the building’s 19th-century charm with a modern, international flair.

Villa Schlachtensee: Modernizing a 1890s Berlin Mansion

Bright, minimalist dining room with wooden table, shelves, and a view of the outdoors.

The Villa Schlachtensee, designed by Cama in Berlin, Germany, is a stunning example of modern renovation and remodeling. This 1890 suburban villa has been extensively transformed, blending the charm of its original architecture with a light-filled, contemporary design.

The dilapidated addition was replaced with a modern extension, housing a spacious eat-in kitchen and a master bedroom above. The entire home has been modernized, with the floor plans partially reconfigured and the old roof truss replaced, ensuring quality living space throughout, including in the attic.

Casa Acerbis: Gabriele & Oscar Buratti’s Modern Reinterpretation

Sleek, modern interior with plush teal sofa, abstract artwork, and large globe light.

Casa Acerbis in Albino, Italy is a captivating project that seamlessly blends public and private spaces. Designed by the renowned duo Gabriele & Oscar Buratti in 2023, this house showcases a unique “typological hybridization,” merging the traditional architecture of the historic town center with the modern concept of a private villa.

The design completes the facade along the piazza, reinterpreting classic elements, while the inner courtyard transforms into a secluded garden oasis, creating a harmonious balance between the urban and the domestic. Visitors to this exceptional residence will be enchanted by the interplay of light, materiality, and the thoughtful articulation of spaces that define this remarkable Italian home.

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