Nestled in one of the most exclusive areas of Quinta do Lago, this six-suite S. Lorenzo Private Villa constructed in 2025 showcases the signature design of Vanderbuilt Design Group. Designed with striking architecture, the residence melds expansive outdoor areas with vibrant interiors. Curved features and bold colors create a seamless conversation between space and structure, redefining luxury living with an emphasis on bold aesthetics and personality.
Ignazio Mortellaro has transformed a 300-year-old Sicilian farmhouse into a sustainable, energy-efficient retreat called Casa Balat. Located in Noto, Italy, the project seamlessly integrates traditional materials with state-of-the-art green technology, like a geothermal system for air conditioning and water heating.
Casa Balat features an open-air shala for yoga, a saltwater pool, gardens, and a Bulthaup kitchen, all designed to minimize carbon footprint while providing luxurious and sustainable agriturismo accommodations.
Tucked away in the charming village of Neuchâtel, Switzerland, the A31 endeavor by Metri Architectes reimagines contemporary living. Crafted in 2023, this villa refresh rejuvenates a traditional structure. The undertaking flawlessly intertwines comfort with modern design, highlighting careful attention to detail across every inch.
The Voids by Asnow Design and Construct is located in Tehran, Iran. Designed in 2024, this house features a dynamic interplay of indoor and outdoor spaces. It blends solid and void volumes, creating intrigue and vitality.
The villa’s extroverted-introverted typology embraces internal courtyards and intermediate spaces. With a focus on leisure, living, and nighttime habitation, it offers diverse access possibilities. The design aims to respond to the need for nature, providing an inviting atmosphere for its residents.