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Located in Avola, Italy, Patio House is a house designed by SOLUM Studio in 2024. The project develops longitudinally, from the access road to the sea, with the living area opening toward the seascape. The villa structure generates five independent rooms and a living area facing the sea, while patios filter natural light and ensure privacy in the more intimate areas.

Nestled in Foz do Douro, Portugal, the A F S X I I residence is a contemporary jewel, designed by NOARQ in 2024. This apartment masterfully blends modern aesthetics and functionality, characterized by sleek lines, natural materials, and abundant light. Every detail reflects NOARQ‘s design philosophy, highlighting a harmonious interplay of spaces tailored for luxury living, alongside a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor environments, ensuring relaxation and connectivity to the surrounding nature.

Casa Moro is a house located in Mar del Plata, Argentina. Designed by TAM Arquitectura, it features a striking blend of a wavy concrete mantle and a reflective floating volume, harmonising with its natural forested surroundings. This design style is emphasised by the creation of a central courtyard that serves as the heart of the home, alongside a verdant terrace that enhances the organic feel of the property.

Located in Dio Choria, Greece, The Slot House is a serene house that seeks to create a form of habitation that integrates discreetly and respectfully into the Cycladic terrain. Designed by Katerina Valsamaki Architects in 2025, the project features interior courtyards that introduce light and sky, while constructing an elongated canopy that signals the dwelling’s presence. The residence asserts a strategy of extending outward through views, pergolated spaces and an adjacent swimming pool.

The recently remodeled 2024 apartment in Milan by design group Archventil features natural and industrial materials with an intelligent approach to interior design.

The Como Lakehouse, designed by Gregorio Pecorelli, envelops with intense reflections and juxtaposes the old with the new within its residence in Lago di Como, Italy. The house exercises a delicate design language, intermixing serene hues and local materials within a modern interior design style that draws on historical authenticity while emphasizing the surrounding natural beauty. A small garden marks the entrance to this home, where a large magnolia tree commands attention.

Located in Mira, Italy, [FRA]me is a house designed by 3ndyStudio and finished in 2019. The project is characterized by three conceptual steps: duplication, overlapping, and rotation. These ideas create bright, dynamic interiors linked with the outside. The ground floor has a rectangular shape and is surrounded by a large garden with a swimming pool, and the upper volume, which is rotated and held up, doubles it.

Hillside House is a villa located in one of the central region’s towns in Israel, designed by Dan and Hila Israelevitz Architects for a family of five: a couple in their 50s and their three children—one teenager and two young adults. The home is brutalist, built in exposed concrete and spans three floors. The interior design is clean, refined, and minimalist—highlighting the extraordinary views framed by the large openings.