Gundari Eco Villa III is located on the secluded island of Folegandros, Greece. Designed by block722 and completed in 2005, this spacious house embodies the timeless beauty of Cycladic architecture with sheltered courtyards and an earthy material palette. The villa blends seamlessly with the natural landscape, offers panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and reflects the island’s unhurried rhythm through refined luxury, a welcoming atmosphere and a connection to the local culture.
Space Copenhagen has reimagined the interiors of Fürstenau, Germany 12th-century Schloss Schauenstein, which has long been a destination for culinary excellence under three-star Michelin chef Andreas Caminada. The redesign of the hotel incorporates a restrained and elegant aesthetic, where ancient stone walls, timber beams, and winding staircases are complemented by soft natural materials such as oak, stone, wool, and linen.
Located in Beykoz, Istanbul, the Mona94 project takes its name from the fact that 94 percent of its site is covered by forest. This strong connection to the natural surroundings played a defining role not only in the overall project but also in the design of the 3+1 show flat, designed by Gönye Design with the concept of balance in mind.
Located in Bratislava, Slovakia, Metropol is an apartment designed by BEEF architekti and completed in 2024. The project presents a modern interpretation of the coliving model, offering a more affordable and flexible housing alternative that encourages social interactions while maintaining high-quality standards. The building’s historical character has inspired the design, with original features such as ribbed ceilings and blue windows adding authenticity to the timeless, neutral-toned interiors.
Villa 95 is located in Sotogrande, Spain, designed by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos and features house real estate. The project is configured through three simple elements that dynamically adapt to the orientation and geometry of the plot, maximizing the relationship between the home and the natural surroundings. Spaces are provided where one can work, exercise, and more, in addition to the belvedere-shaped terrace, an elevated extension of the living area.
Situated within the lively Museum Mile of New York City, the Museum Mile Reinvention serves as a celebration of enduring style. This apartment, which was initially acquired in 2013, had a natural allure ready to be rejuvenated. Intriguingly, Ferguson & Shamamian Architects engaged in an undertaking focused on converting this historical site into a modern abode for a family, all while maintaining its soul for entertaining.
Built in 1979, this condo is one of four in a development designed by prominent Pacific Northwest architect Gordon Walker. The project sought to build upon Walker’s legacy, merging the essence of Pacific Northwest design with the owner’s unique experiences and tastes. Balancing respect for Walker’s architectural legacy with the needs of modern living, the remodel emphasizes open but defined spaces, abundant natural light, and elements of Japanese and Korean design.
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.
