Located in New York, NY, United States, the Greenwich Village Pied-à-Terre is a 1,400-square-foot apartment designed by Andrew Franz Architect in 2024. Designed to reflect the client’s chic personal style, the project features abundant curves and texture, with scalloped walls and venetian plaster defining functional areas. The renovation opens the residence to multiple views and plentiful natural light. The warm palette is complimented with pops of color, and the generous day bed provides views of the park and can accommodate two.
Set within a leafy enclave of the Hampstead Conservation Area in North London, a modernist townhouse now stands confidently refurbished for a young couple and their daughter, expertly designed by emerging architecture and interiors practice, Studio Hagen Hall. Originally built in the late 1960s, the home retains many original features and elements of modernist design that have been revitalized into a warm, broken plan, polished living space.
Located on a sheep ranch in Australia, Shady Creek Farm House is a collaborative project involving MRTN Architects. The designers conceived the home to reflect its agricultural surroundings, leaning into retro aesthetics while featuring chic modern touches.
The farmhouse evokes a connection to agricultural life, including elements such as a corrugated facade and expansive windows welcoming natural light. Its thoughtful, lively interior fuses rustic warmth, sophistication, and chic modernity.
Patch Apartment is located in Pontevedra, Spain. Designed by Nan Arquitectos, the apartment includes three bedrooms, a living/dining/kitchen area, three bathrooms, and a workspace. An array of warm materials creates a versatile environment with a vintage character. The project reflects a flowing aesthetic across the space, which includes a collaboration with indirect lighting that is intended to generate relaxed atmospheres and distinct working and living feelings.
Set in Fasano, Italy, Masseria Sant Aniello is a Historic farmstead designed by Augustii Architects, seamlessly blending tradition and modernity. This 2000 m² property boasts a cross vaulted interior and sweeping views of the Mediterranean and the mountains, meticulously converted into a private family home. As the farmstead transformation continues, future amenities include guest lodgings, a spa, and a converted chicken coop swimming pool. This is a lookout with pure Italian style and sophistication.
In the heart of Valencia, Spain, Estudio Calma revitalised a dated 70s house into a contemporary sanctuary for modern family living. The 180m² project, designed in 2024, reimagines the home through refined materiality, prioritising oak wood and an elemental palette that transmits comfort and warmth.
The elegant transformation emphasises a seamless connection between the hall, living room, and open-plan kitchen, fostering a welcoming environment for socialisation and relaxation.
In the province of Padua, Villa SM stands out as an architectural creation by L-Z Architects. Finished in 2022, this residence surprises with the strong contrast between light travertine and dark brown plaster. The concept emphasizes clean lines and basic forms, blending aesthetics and practicality. In addition, the two-story developed residence features living and sleeping areas embellished with large windows, creating a bright and welcoming environment.
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.
