Nestled in the heart of Rome’s historic Esquilino district, Casa Carlo Alberto is a captivating renovation project that seamlessly blends old-world charm and modern design. Spearheaded by DHDI | Daniel Hunziker Design Identity, this charming 110-square-metre apartment has been transformed from a former Bed & Breakfast into a sophisticated residential haven. Featuring a striking dialogue between the interior and the iconic Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, this project celebrates the building’s historic architecture while introducing innovative design elements that create a harmonious and inviting living experience.
Culto Interior Design‘s renovation of the Escudellers Apartment in Barcelona, Spain, expertly blends modern functionality with the property’s historic charm. This 200 sqm, 4-bedroom home in the city’s Gothic Quarter seamlessly integrates private spaces and communal family areas, continuing the harmonious design into the 50 sqm patio terrace. Inspired by the Mediterranean outdoor lifestyle, the terrace features a versatile open lounge and a pergola-covered dining area, showcasing the use of local materials and native plants to create a natural, authentic ambiance.
Tucked within the historic heart of Siena, Italy, this captivating apartment project by CMT architetti breathes new life into a medieval tower dating back to the 11th-13th centuries. Seamlessly blending centuries-old architecture with modern design, this residential gem offers a unique living experience in one of Italy’s most enchanting cities.
This medieval palace in Siena, Italy, designed by the renowned CMT architetti in 2023, offers a remarkable blend of historical charm and modern living. Originally a 13th-century residential structure, the apartment nestled within this architectural gem boasts a seamless integration of its medieval roots and contemporary design elements. Situated in the heart of Siena, this remarkable real estate project showcases the city’s rich cultural heritage while providing a luxurious living experience for discerning residents.
Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, the Precise Tale Poggio alla Sala is a captivating hotel that seamlessly blends historical charm with contemporary design. Designed by the talented Giulia Cavazzani, this 2022 project in Montepulciano, Italy, offers guests a unique and immersive experience, inspired by the region’s rich cultural heritage and the allure of the Silk Road. With a focus on creating a sense of extraterritoriality, the Precise Tale Poggio alla Sala invites visitors to step into a world that transcends geographical boundaries, where every detail has a compelling story to tell.
This stunning house in Montreal, Canada, designed by the talented team at Le Borgne Rizk Architecture, is a remarkable example of harmonizing old and new. Built in 1911, the beautiful red brick property with its delicate wood cornice had been trapped in the 80s, until the young family who purchased it sought to reconcile the interior and exterior. The resulting transformation opened up the ground floor, creating a seamless dialogue between the kitchen and dining room.
Camarim, the renowned Portuguese architectural firm, has transformed a historic building in Lisbon into a captivating residential masterpiece. House No. 11 – Santa Isabel, designed in 2021, seamlessly blends the building’s early 20th-century charm with a contemporary, bespoke design. Situated between an industrial school and a cemetery, this house has a unique and captivating setting that the architects have expertly navigated, creating a harmonious living space that celebrates its surrounding context.
Eckersley Architects‘ Kristy – Hughesdale House in Melbourne, Australia, showcases a stunning single-level extension to a Victorian weatherboard, seamlessly blending modern design with the property’s historical charm. Designed in 2020, this family-friendly house features an open living space that effortlessly connects to the large backyard, addressing the homeowners’ need for additional space. The strategic placement of skylights and the use of robust materials, such as concrete, natural stone, and timber, create a harmonious and low-maintenance interior, while the structure’s flexible design allows for future expansion with a second level.
