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Melides: Portugal’s Coastal House by José Adrião Architects

A modern, minimalist white building with large windows framed by lush trees and shrubs.

Located in the quaint town of Grândola, Portugal, the Melides House by José Adrião Architects is a stunning example of modern architecture seamlessly blending with the surrounding countryside. This single-family residence, designed in 2023, features a thoughtful layout that maximizes natural light and ventilation, creating a harmonious indoor-outdoor living experience.

The property’s unique characteristics, including its origins as a forester’s or farmer’s retreat, have been skillfully incorporated into the design, preserving the essence of the site while elevating it with contemporary sensibilities.

Habitación Policromada: Exploring Plutarco’s Reinterpretation of Modernism

Minimalist modern interior with geometric wall panels, built-in shelving, and colorful accents.

Blending timeless modernist design with a vibrant, polychromatic palette, the Habitación Policromada project by architect Plutarco in Madrid, Spain, offers a captivating reimagining of Le Corbusier’s iconic architectural language. This 2023 Casa Decor apartment showcases Plutarco‘s meticulous exploration of Corbusier’s construction techniques, materials, and signature details, creating a dynamic living space that celebrates color as a fundamental design element.

La Jolla Residence: Seamless Integration of Home and Garden

This modern architectural home features a lush, tiered garden with a sleek glass facade.

Situated in the picturesque coastal community of La Jolla, California, the La Jolla Residence is a masterpiece of innovative design by McCullough Landscape Architecture. This single-family house showcases a captivating integration with its natural surroundings, blending seamlessly into the sloping terrain of Mount Soledad. The project’s commitment to form, function, and environmental sustainability makes it a standout in the world of residential architecture.

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.

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