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Greentree Residence: Reviving a 1930s Historic Modern Home

A mid-century modern home surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant flowers.

When the in-floor radiant piping failed in the slab of this 2,700-square-foot historic modern home from the 1930s, the owners were presented with a challenging decision. The Greentree Residence, a house located in Bloomfield Township, Michigan, United States, was restored by Disbrow Iannuzzi, showcasing their expertise in reviving vintage properties. The design team replaced the floor slab with bespoke pigmented and polished concrete, added a second-floor bedroom, and renovated the entire home, preserving the original steel-framed glazing.

Casa GR: A Modernist Revival in Milan’s NoLo

Modern living room with gray sofa, kitchen area, and yellow accents.

Discover the transformation of Casa GR, a first-floor apartment in Milan’s vibrant NoLo district, Italy. Kick.office masterfully revived this modernist home, blending contemporary design with classic elements. Highlighting its unique location and the ingenious use of space and light, the renovation emphasizes a seamless flow enhanced by sage-colored accents and a striking steel beam.

Experience a blend of tradition and modernity in this Italian marvel.

Bold Tribeca Apartment: A Crina Arghirescu Masterpiece

Contemporary living space with eclectic decor, large windows, and vibrant furniture.

Step into the Bold Tribeca Apartment in New York, designed by Crina Arghirescu Architecture in 2023. This masterpiece on the 21st floor combines minimalism with bold colors, creating a luxurious and unique living experience.

Every room tells a story of sophisticated design, from semi-circular stainless steel islands to reclaimed wood floors and custom furniture, making it a true architectural jewel in the heart of Tribeca.

Casa Nido: Where Modernism Meets Tradition

Modern interior with patterned floor, blue chair, and wood-panelled kitchen area

Discover the vibrant Casa Nido in Madrid, Spain, where Yeyé Estudio‘s modernist design breathes life into an apartment through bold colors, local crafts, and sustainable materials. Emphasizing Spain’s rich heritage, this 2023 project blends navy blue, aqua green, and burgundy with artisanal touches and eco-friendly practices, creating a space that’s both uniquely Spanish and universally appealing.

Casa Rubens: A Colorful Retreat by EstudioReciente

Modern interior with blue spiral staircase, red beams, and a kitchen area.

Nestled at the foot of Monte Abantos, in San Lorenzo del Escorial, lies Casa Rubens – weekend retreat designed by Estudio Reciente. This single-storey house, envisioned as a warm Mediterranean getaway for a young Madrid family, draws inspiration from the 1950s summer homes of Cadaqués. Color takes center stage in this inviting abode, which doubles as a venue for gatherings and artistic showcases.

With a special nod to the region’s rich history and proximity to the Monastery of El Escorial, this comprehensive renovation seamlessly blends modernist flair with vibrant hues. Get ready to explore a colorful, modernist masterpiece in the heart of Spain.

Family Silver: A Modernist Revival in Czech Republic

Modern living room with curved sofa, wooden bookshelf, and large window.

Discover Family Silver, a remarkable modernist apartment designed by Jansky Dundera in Klatovy, Czech Republic.

This 2022 renovation transformed a historic 1930s family-owned building into a spacious, imaginative apartment. Blending original elements like parquet floors and doorknobs with innovative features like a Narnia-inspired wardrobe, the design emphasizes spatial generosity and magical experiences. With light streaming from all cardinal points, this third-floor apartment (1830 sq ft) offers a unique blend of history, modern comfort, and creative flair.

Casa Caburi: Where Art Meets Modern Living

FeaturedCasa Caburi: Where Art Meets Modern Living

Casa Caburi in São Paulo, Brazil, designed by Architects Office in 2022, stands as a modernist, contemporary house par excellence. Merging architectural modernism with contemporary elements, it weaves family memories into its fabric.

The house features a symmetrical living room divided for intimacy, showcasing a stone fireplace and Arcangelo Ianelli’s artistic canvases. Antique objects harmonize with modernist furniture, including Jorge Zalszupin’s armchairs and Isamu Noguchi’s lamp, presenting a unique blend of past and present.

Casa Caburi is not just a residence; it’s a celebration of style, functionality, and artful living.

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