Cerâmica Apartment is a 240 sqm home in São Paulo, Brazil, by Paula Aveiro Arquitetos. The project organizes the apartment around material continuity, using stone, wood, marble, and woven fabrics to shape a warm, measured atmosphere. Sand and beige tones run through the rooms, tying the social areas and private rooms into one clear sequence.
Modern living in a historic monument is a five-level house renovation in Amsterdam, Netherlands, by BNLA architecten. Set on the Keizersgracht, the project reworks a national monument with restored heritage elements and a fully reimagined interior developed with Wonderstruck. Across more than 480 m², the narrow, deep canal house balances the city’s public face with quieter rooms overlooking the enclosed garden.
House 117 is a house in Toronto, Canada, designed by Izen Architecture, with interiors developed in collaboration with DS Interiors. Designed in 2026, the project is shaped by an elevated plan, elongated gray brickwork, and a restrained material palette that carries from the facade to the stair, kitchen, and baths. Light moves deep into the home through cut openings, recessed windows, and a skylit shower.
The House of Collected Time is a 9,500-square-foot apartment in Delhi, India, designed by Disha Subramanium. Conceived as a home with visible layers rather than a fixed single language, it brings traditional craft, classical proportion, Deco motifs, and modern composition into active conversation. Across its rooms, art, material contrast, and varied atmospheres give the residence a sense of character built over time.
Residence in Cortina transforms a historic hay barn into a contemporary chalet in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, under the guidance of architect Ambra Piccin. The project leans on Antolini natural stone, hand-worked spruce, and aged iron to root alpine living in a rich material palette that respects the barn’s original character. Across three compact levels, wide mountain views and robust finishes turn daily routines into a tactile, landscape-linked experience.
Brisa House anchors a coastal site in Guarujá, Brazil, where FCstudio shapes a contemporary house around ocean views, breeze, and light. The 2024 residence leans into a vertical stance and wide glazing to fold daily life toward the Atlantic while dialing in resilience for sea air and sun. Inside, program and outlook sit in balance.
Archventil, an acclaimed international architecture and interior design studio, has recently unveiled their latest creation – a luminous apartment within THE LOMA, a historic Milanese palace transformed into a contemporary residential complex. Located on Lomazzo Street in the bustling Bullona neighborhood of Milan, Italy, this stunning project seamlessly blends the building’s 19th-century charm with a modern, international flair.
Casa Acerbis in Albino, Italy is a captivating project that seamlessly blends public and private spaces. Designed by the renowned duo Gabriele & Oscar Buratti in 2023, this house showcases a unique “typological hybridization,” merging the traditional architecture of the historic town center with the modern concept of a private villa.
The design completes the facade along the piazza, reinterpreting classic elements, while the inner courtyard transforms into a secluded garden oasis, creating a harmonious balance between the urban and the domestic. Visitors to this exceptional residence will be enchanted by the interplay of light, materiality, and the thoughtful articulation of spaces that define this remarkable Italian home.
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