Bathroom

In compact spaces colour and texture take on greater significance. For Pac Studio, this reworking of a tired and dated townhouse kitchen and bathroom was also an opportunity to continue our research into colour: How it defines identity, delineates space, affects mood and atmosphere. Here, the bathroom could signal the start of a fresh and sunny day; the kitchen could provide a calming and quiet place to cook in the evening and close the day with a cup of coffee. Caption Caption The starting point was the rearrangement of space for efficiency. The relocated laundry freed up space for an additional guest bathroom. Lifting the ceiling height in the bathroom transformed the sense of space. New doors from the kitchen connect with a lo... More

 Victorian Loft Conversion and Family Home Retrofit, Hackney This project reconfigures a Victorian terraced house in Hackney, through a compact loft extension and a fabric-first retrofit. Rather than increasing the footprint, the design focuses on improving spatial clarity, thermal performance, and the overall quality of everyday living. The result is a home that feels calm, well-balanced, and quietly efficient. Brotherton-Lock Over time, the house had become fragmented and difficult to use. Bedrooms were distributed across different floors, the bathroom was undersized, storage was limited, and environmental performance was poor, with rooms prone to overheating in summer and heat loss in winter. Previous attempts to improve the... More

VVE460 demonstrates how adaptive reuse can extend the life of an existing interior through careful conversion rather than replacement. The project by Galati Casmiro Giorno reinterprets an early twentieth-century Liberty-style apartment in Catania as a hospitality space, using targeted interventions to improve functionality, spatial clarity, and guest comfort while maintaining a connection to the interior’s architectural heritage. Rather than erasing traces of the past, the design treats existing materials and cultural references as active components of the renewed guest accommodation. Claudia Giorno Claudia Giorno ❌︎ Remove Applied Products block will be inserted here Adaptive reuse and material retention A centr... More

This is a showroom of bathroom equipment for one of the most famous local brands in Taiwan. Our client built the first modern kiln in Taiwan back in 1966, which is a vital part of the history of modern Taiwanese ceramic progress. The brand is known for its professionalism and quality in ceramic products. In this showroom, we try to bring the visitors back to 1966 by reimagining the ceramic firing process. Stepping into the showroom, visitors will be greeted by a grand dome that mimics the shape of a kiln with a wood-textured wall on the back of the front desk. When light projects from the bottom floor, it creates a visual movement of the fireplace effect with the wood texture, creating a simple atmosphere with the theatrical, artistic beaut... More

There are homes that ask for a light touch, and then there are those that demand to be reimagined from the ground up. Our Brunswick project was the latter. What we first encountered was a house that felt tired and outdated — white, disconnected, and lacking in soul. The task was not simply to refresh its surfaces, but to give it a new language: one that spoke of calm, confidence, and contemporary life. Nicole England Nicole England From the outset, we worked to create a rhythm between bold architectural gestures and the quiet, everyday rituals of home. Steel-framed doors became pivotal, not only as thresholds between spaces, but as sculptural elements that set a tone of refinement. A sweeping staircase was reshaped to invit... More

This project by MWA Architecture transforms an underused area of a villa into a multifunctional, self-contained living space where lighting plays a central role in creating atmosphere and enhancing the spatial experience. Originally a room without a defined function and characterized by limited natural light, the space has been reimagined to adapt over time as a guest room, an entertainment area or a future child’s bedroom. The lighting design supports this flexibility by creating varied moods and highlighting key architectural features. The clients requested maximum flexibility and autonomy, including a private bathroom and a space with a strong, individual identity.  Nic Hahne Nic Hahne From the very beginning, th... More

02A Studio preserved the open-plan living space while reimagining the bedrooms to meet the family’s new functional needs. Within the 120 sqm apartment, a master suite with an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet was created, along with a bedroom for their daughter Polly and a separate laundry area. Giulia Natalia Comito The goal was to infuse the space with distinctive elements that would reflect the personality and aesthetic of the clients, while honoring the spirit of the previous owner’s design. Together with the clients, we sought a balance between Ciampicacigli’s raw, minimal style and their love for geometric patterns, pastel tones, and a certain softness. The result is a striking interplay between rugged, raw s... More