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Villa M by Pierattelli Architetture Modernizes 1950s Florence Estate

Elegant modern living room with unique lighting, patterned furnishings, and artistic decor.

Florence, Italy’s Villa M was renovated by Pierattelli Architetture in 2024. The single-family house features three floors and boasts typically Tuscan characteristics. Insights spotlight its architectural precision and exposure to well-balanced southern light.

The home comprises a dining room, library, four main bedrooms, and a kitchen accented with a prominent marble counter. Outside, a 20-meter pool and reclaimed pool house, alongside a golf practice area, present a serene setting, all enhancing its captivating allure.

House of Bridges: A Modern Take on Indian Haveli Living

Modern architectural design with wooden beams, stone walls, and a pool surrounded by tropical landscaping.

House of Bridges, designed by team3, is a contemporary residence located in Rangpuri, New Delhi, India. This unique house reinterprets traditional Indian haveli architecture to accommodate joint family living.

Emphasizing sustainable design, it seamlessly blends modern aesthetics with environmental consciousness, creating an inviting sanctuary for families to thrive together.

Keswick Colonial: Veida Sadri’s Stunning Family Home

Elegant bedroom with fireplace, large sofa, and an ornate chandelier overhead.

Step inside the Keswick Colonial, a beautifully restored 120-year-old center-hall Georgian colonial home in Keswick, Baltimore, Maryland. Designed by Veida Sadri of Veida Sadri Design, this house seamlessly blends historical charm with modern family living.

The original floors and study woodwork were preserved, while the foyer features dramatic black lacquer doors and railings. Each room is versatile, from the formal living room with desks to the kitchen doubling as a family room. This thoughtful design caters to the needs of a modern family, making every space count for Veida, her husband, and their three children.

Kanemitsusyuzo: Preserving Sake Brewing Tradition in Hiroshima

A modern, minimalist-style Japanese building with an arched entrance and large windows overlooking a courtyard.

Fathom‘s renovation of the Kanemitsusyuzo sake brewery in Hiroshima, Japan, beautifully blends tradition and modernity. This 2021 project breathes new life into the 123-year-old brewery, preserving its historic architecture while introducing contemporary design elements.

From the interplay of materials like burnt cedar, plaster, and red brick to the organic R-line that expresses the vibrancy of the brewing process, this sake tasting room and retail space pays homage to the brewery’s rich heritage while welcoming a new generation of visitors.

Jap in Isola: Transforming a Milanese Apartment for Modern Living

Minimalist living room with Japanese-inspired artwork and sliding panels, sleek furnishings.

Fiorenza Raja‘s exceptional apartment renovation project, “Jap in Isola,” showcases her expertise in transforming a traditional “Vecchia Milano” unit in the heart of Milan, Italy. Combining meticulous attention to detail and a harmonious design approach, this 2017 project exemplifies the seamless integration of custom furnishings and lighting within the apartment’s unique architectural features.

House M: Minimalist Vacation Home in Balearic Islands

Spacious living room with white walls, exposed wood beams, and a modern green sectional.

Destilat Design Studio‘s latest project, House M, showcases a thoughtful renovation of a turn-of-the-century sandstone building in the Balearic Islands, Spain.

Designed in 2024, this vacation home on three floors embodies the local culture’s essence, with the architects carefully incorporating traditional materials and techniques to create a minimalist, airy atmosphere that ensures a relaxed lifestyle for the family.

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