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Villa Margot Elevates 1970s House Design With Majestic Timeless Aesthetics

Elegant mid-century modern interior with wooden beams, white walls, and minimalist decor.

Crafted by designer Simone Menasse Studio, Villa Margot is a harmonious blend of rustic charm and modern aesthetics, located in Rome, Italy. The house showcases a minimalist design style known for its open spaces, characterized by the juxtaposition of materials and warm decor.

Incorporating expansive windows and a striking timber ceiling, the 2023 renovation highlights natural illumination, creating a tranquil and inviting atmosphere throughout the spaces.

Casa TAM by FFelix Architecture

A modern, minimalist house with concrete, glass, and stone facade, featuring clean lines and a open layout.

Casa TAM is a residential project located in León, Mexico, designed by FFelix Architecture in 2022. The house’s unusual irregular lot features twin façades and offers scenic views of the surrounding area. Characterized by a cutting-edge style, Casa TAM combines contrasting materials and dynamic overhangs. The spacious interior includes luxurious touches and smartly utilized space, guaranteeing comfort and avant-garde design for living.

Slot Haus Melds With Elements of Nature for Relaxing Retreat in Utah

A contemporary desert retreat with sleek black exteriors and large windows offering panoramic views.

Covering 6,500 square feet, the Slot Haus house in Park City, Utah, designed by Klima Architecture, enchants with its smooth melding into the environment. The abode features a layout organized around a central corridor that connects areas including a guest wing, public zones, and a family section, while a central courtyard offers views of the surrounding landscape and a refuge from storms.

Casa DB Apartment Offers Refined and Timeless Living Space

Elegant arched entryway leads to a stylish modern dining area with marble table.

Located in Treviso, Italy, Casa DB is a 2023 apartment renovation by studio RAUM. The design preserves the original 1930s structure’s high ceilings, stucco work, and doors while subtly adapting the layout for contemporary living. The renovation emphasizes color, with each room enveloped in carefully selected tones, and recreates historical flooring using modern materials. The result is a refined living space that balances past and present, honoring its roots while embracing modern needs.

House Between the Trees by Peter Kjær Arkitekter

Cozy cabin interior with vaulted wood-paneled ceiling, large windows offering scenic view.

Peter Kjær Arkitekter designed House Between the Trees in Denmark, featuring a T-shaped layout with an archetypal roof. Completed in 2022, the structure prioritizes minimal concrete usage, utilizing a wooden construction with a terrain deck and screwed pile foundation. The house includes a bedroom wing, family room, kitchen, and two terraces, surrounded by trees. Interior wooden surfaces are treated with soap, and the breathable exterior features linseed-oiled spruce facades and a spruce board roof.

Architect’s Loft by Senkyr Architekti Embraces Minimalist Design

Exposed brick walls, wooden beams, and modern kitchen design in an open-concept loft.

Czech studio Senkyr Architekti has completed the Architect’s Loft in Prague, a residential conversion of an abandoned attic space. Working with limited resources, the architect focused on exposing the original historical elements like the chimney and wooden beams.

With a ceiling height of five meters, the 75-square-meter apartment features understated built-in furniture, including a glass partition and concealed storage, highlighting the old house’s historical features.

Lehit House by MAKHNO Studio in Odesa

A contemporary dining room with a sculptural lighting fixture and a sleek, minimalist design.

Lehit House, designed by MAKHNO Studio in Odesa, Ukraine, embodies lightness and natural beauty with large windows and a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. Completed in 2022, the home features minimalist interiors with natural stone, clay textures, and bespoke lighting that reflect Ukrainian culture and MAKHNO’s distinctive style, offering a tranquil yet vibrant living environment.

Apartment 28 by akt.studio Reimagines 38m² Italian Home

Minimalist open-plan living space with concrete pillars, large windows, and geometric furniture.

Italian design studio akt.studio transformed a compact apartment into a functional living space. Named Apartment 28, the 38-square-meter apartment balances elegance and efficiency through thoughtful material choices and innovative solutions, including glass blocks and stainless steel accents. Soft curves and polished floors create a harmonious flow, while furniture in peach and blue tones adds warmth and personality. The design showcases the potential to make limited spaces feel expansive and inviting.

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