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Farby Apartment: Eclectic Ukrainian Interior by MAKHNO Studio

FeaturedStylish modern interior with wooden paneling, dark sofa, and unique pendant lighting.

Designed by the renowned MAKHNO Studio, the Farby Apartment in Kyiv, Ukraine, is a captivating two-story family home that seamlessly blends diverse styles and artistic elements. This eclectic apartment, completed in 2020, offers a delightful balance of “adult” sophistication and whimsical charm, catering to the clients’ vision of a space that celebrates both calibration and childlike wonder.

Vista House: Innovative Mountain Retreat Design by BLA

FeaturedLarge, modern living room with wood-paneled ceiling, gray sofa, and glass walls overlooking nature.

The Vista House in North Vancouver, Canada, designed by the BLA Design Group in 2023, showcases a unique architectural approach that seamlessly integrates the home with its picturesque surroundings.

Offering a striking blend of modern design and natural elements, this single-story house nestles gently into the mountainous landscape, creating a harmonious connection between the built and natural environments.

Rak House: Embracing Opulent Minimalism in Casablanca

FeaturedStriking modern architecture with textured concrete facade, wood paneling, and lush greenery.

In Casablanca, Morocco, Studio CAYS has reimagined the traditional home design with their 2024 project, the Rak House. This extraordinary house challenges conventional living arrangements, creating a grand, open-concept space that seamlessly blends the interior and exterior.

Featuring a 18-meter-long and 12-meter-wide reception area, the Rak House prioritizes harmonious living, with a vast living room and expansive dining area that cater to both intimate and social moments.

Minimalist, Eclectic Villa in Cyprus by Olga Gusarova

Elegant modern interior with minimalist decor, abstract artwork, and sleek marble flooring.

Immerse yourself in the stunning design of a two-storey villa in Limassol, Cyprus, by Olga Gusarova. Blending minimalism with eclecticism, this house features panoramic views of the Mediterranean coast and mountains, Greek marble, walnut wood, and a carefully restored vintage rosewood table. The harmonious color palette and modern-vintage fusion create a serene and stylish living space.

Calk House: Mani Architecture’s Captivating Aussie Abode

A modern, gray-sided house with gabled roof and large windows overlooking a grassy yard.

The Calk House, designed by Mani Architecture in 2020, is a captivating contemporary home in Melbourne, Australia. This two-storey residence replaces a 1950s-era house, transforming the site with a design that embraces the sloping landscape and incorporates vibrant colors, rich textures, and abundant natural light.

By utilizing split levels, the architects have skillfully framed different living zones, creating a harmonious and functional living space that seamlessly integrates with the surrounding environment.

Ananda: Embracing Nature’s 5 Elements in Indian Architecture

FeaturedImposing modern structure with a striking wooden facade, clean lines, and an inviting entrance.

Designed by 23DC Architects in 2024, the Ananda residence in India seamlessly blends the five elements of nature into its captivating design. Aptly named after the Sanskrit word for bliss, this house invites inhabitants to reconnect with the natural world, offering a tranquil oasis amidst the chaos of city life. From open airy spaces to soothing water features and lush green surroundings, Ananda embraces the beauty of the elements, creating a harmonious and serene living experience.

Humo House: Celebrating Domestic Duality in Chile

A modern angular wooden structure surrounded by a pond and lush vegetation.

Iván Bravo ArquitectosHumo House in Futrono, Chile, is a captivating exercise in domestic dichotomies. This 2022 house, commissioned a decade ago, is the first time the clients, a couple who have never lived together, will share a roof.

Situated in a natural clearing by a lake, the 11m-cubed structure features a split-facade design that balances public and private spaces, blending seamlessly with its picturesque surroundings.

House M: Minimalist Vacation Home in Balearic Islands

Spacious living room with white walls, exposed wood beams, and a modern green sectional.

Destilat Design Studio‘s latest project, House M, showcases a thoughtful renovation of a turn-of-the-century sandstone building in the Balearic Islands, Spain.

Designed in 2024, this vacation home on three floors embodies the local culture’s essence, with the architects carefully incorporating traditional materials and techniques to create a minimalist, airy atmosphere that ensures a relaxed lifestyle for the family.

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