INTERIORS
Home VI by LOFT Studio
This project embodies the transformation of a first home into a warm and elegant sanctuary for a young family. The interior reflects their individuality, lifestyle, and aspirations, resulting in a space that is not only aesthetically refined, but also deeply personal and comfortable. The concept focuses on creating a harmonious balance between modern design principles and natural, tactile materials that bring a sense of timelessness and serenity. From the
Les Clarisses by Susanna Cots Interior Design
Les Clarisses is a boutique hotel in Vic designed by Susanna Cots, blending the peaceful legacy of an ancient convent with modern elegance. The project preserves the building's historic integrity, while integrating organic materials like wood and stone to create a tranquil atmosphere. Soft, flowing shapes, bespoke furniture, and natural light invite guests to experience mindfulness and luxury. Original architectural elements, such as stone vaults and pillars, merge seamlessly
Wabi apt. by WDA – architects
Wabi-sabi is a Japanese aesthetic that embraces imperfection, subtle colors, and the natural qualities of materials. This apartment in Belgrade was inspired by that concept, with an emphasis on honest materials, textured surfaces, and a balanced furniture layout. The 180-square-meter space is divided into day and night zones. The entryway includes a wardrobe and guest toilet, while the right side opens to a living room with a kitchen, dining
AIGLI Zappeiou by Neiheiser Argyros & Esé studio
There is an aura surrounding Aigli. First constructed in 1904 as a small café in the heart of the National Gardens in Athens, Greece, adjacent to the famous neoclassical Zappeion exhibition hall, it has been a hub of Athenian social life for more than 120 years. But it has also been a landmark, a common reference point in the city, an important part of the collective Athenian imagination. The
Como Lounge Caffe by S.DA / Studio Dua Abukhalaf
Como Lounge Café marks the brand’s first branch in Dubai and its second location beyond Al Ain. The design carries a subtle reference to its origins, drawing inspiration from the natural landscapes of Al Ain and reinterpreting them through a contemporary urban language suited to Dubai. The interior is organized around a continuous "datum wall" that wraps through the space, acting as a unifying backdrop for key functions. Finished
BP77 by Jovana Stojković Studio
The redesign of this family apartment focused on transforming a space that once suffered from outdated, classical details and a lack of identity. Instead of erasing its history, the existing decorative moldings were thoughtfully reinterpreted within a new architectural language - one that balances tradition and modern sensibility. A refined material palette, precise spatial organization, and subtle craftsmanship shaped a serene, elegant home. The result is a harmonious blend
Moon Pilates Studio by Authline
Moon Pilates Studio is an exercise in merging function, symbolism, and light to craft a space that breathes identity. Conceived as an architectural interpretation of control, balance, and movement, the 130 sqm former construction site was transformed into a scenographic stage where body and space interact. At its heart lies the Moon - a large, semi-spherical, backlit structure that anchors the layout and inspires its flow. Around this core,
FERRYHOPPER premises in Athens by KN_Group Design that works
The "IXI" office building in Moschato, Athens, hosts Ferryhopper’s ground-floor headquarters after a radical renovation by KN Group. The project achieved a modern, functional, and sustainable design, with LEED specifications. Energy-efficient systems were installed, including CFC-free air conditioning, thermal façades, energy glazing, operable windows, and BMS-linked energy meters. Materials such as glazing were reused, reinforcing the environmental focus. The office design reflects Ferryhopper’s identity, drawing inspiration from Greek ferries,
Palác Akropolis Offices by Marco Maio Architects
Located in the historic Palác Akropolis in Prague’s Žižkov district, this 470 m² office floor renovation was designed by Marco Maio Architects as a contemporary shared workspace. The cultural character of the building forms a quiet underlayer to a warm and legible interior, suited to today's working rhythms. A central hub functions as both a social core and a circulation spine, with natural light defining a clear axis across
Purple Matter by K2 Design Lab
The design starts from a complex operational structure, aiming to create headquarters for two distinct entities with complementary needs and clearly defined requirements. The challenge was to ensure that the office responds to this duality without losing the coherence of the design. The project proposes an open configuration with areas carefully distributed according to the specific needs of each department and their collaboration style, together with meeting rooms of
Fayssal Residence by Studio Paul Kaloustian
Crisp white walls emphasize the seamless curves of the architecture, creating a striking interplay of light and shadow. This minimalist approach enhances the natural views, while providing a tranquil, timeless aesthetic. Paul Kaloustian Interior Studio Paul Kaloustian; Paul Kaloustian, Nathalie Fatte, Shoghag Ohannessian, Giulia Brembilla, Leyla Nassrallah, Viken Khatcherian Client Private Year of completion 2025 Location
16 Crimson Unfold Apartment by Wuuu Studio
The client has a clear vision of playing a vibrant space that immediately leads us to envision a space to remember Bauhaus and mid century, that could potentially meet the generation. This is a double storey linked house with modern façade design, residing among 112 houses community. It is a house with approximately 1.500 square feet, 4 rooms, with 3 bathrooms. Although a modern layout, the space was filled