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This 1200 square feet tailored apartment integrates traditional ideals with the client’s idea of creating a home which reflects their unique lifestyle and is welcoming and cozy. The design language of the house has vibrant touch of Indian culture. The design palette across the home is teakwood, white marble and neutral shades accented by pops of color.  Jeevan Jyot The scope to alter the shell was limited and thus challenging to create a stimulating and vibrant interior space. The main idea was to invite more natural light and make the living room more spacious and welcoming. Addition of slit window in the dining area and creation of an open kitchen filled the space with more  luminescence. The balcony was made part of... More

Ncbham was assigned to design EY’s Headquarters, encompassing 15,000 m² of workplace over five floors, along with a restaurant and business center on the ground and basement levels. The design strategy was meticulously tailored to the building's organic architecture and guided by the subtle complexities and clear, functional schemes inherent in nature, notably the intricateness found in a butterfly's wing. Atelier minHuy Atelier minHuy The design brief required accommodating 2,000 employees with various typologies and spaces to support different profiles and serve as a model for contemporary work environments. In close collaboration with the client, we meticulously planned both micro and macro layouts, inspired by the... More

A home shaped by the philosophy of simplicity, Kanso Haus is a quiet retreat in the middle of everyday chaos—where every element is intentional, and nothing feels excessive. Designed as a Japandi-inspired 1100 sq. ft. home, the apartment balances the warmth of natural materials with the clarity of minimal design. Soft neutral tones, muted textures, and clean, precise lines come together to create a space that feels both grounded and quietly elevated—where every detail and piece of furniture is thoughtfully handcrafted and bespoke, reinforcing the home’s sense of authenticity and quiet luxury. The living area flows effortlessly—uncluttered yet inviting—anchored by subtle textures, Sucupira veneer finishes, mic... More

Architect: Marzia Fiume Garelli – FiumeArchitecture Photography: Francesco Catino – Catino Foto  Project Location: Via Dardanelli, Rome Built in 2014 Located in Via Dardanelli, Rome, and designed by Architect Marzia Fiume Garelli (FiumeArchitecture) in 2014, this project is a sophisticated example of a multifunctional co-working space. Captured by the lens of Francesco Catino, the studio is designed to balance the diverse professional needs of a psychoanalyst, a neuropsychiatrist, a cardiologist, and an architect. Foto Catino Foto Catino Adaptable Design & Fluid Spaces:The core of the project is a central, prevalent space designed for total flexibility. This area can be seamlessly transformed into a meeti... More

In October 2024, we were entrusted with the full redesign of Levi’s® new Brussels headquarters, located in the iconic Elite House at Porte de Namur. The relocation marked a strategic shift toward a more central address and a reduced footprint, prompting a comprehensive redefinition of the workspace program across five floors and approximately 3,150 m². Atelier minHuy Bathed in natural light and offering expansive city views, the building’s qualities became central to the design strategy. Developed from guidelines established during the competition phase, the project evolved organically, prioritizing comfort, flexibility, and a diversity of work typologies. Simple yet character-defining elements, derived from the b... More

 A carbon-reducing remodel and retrofit of a detached house in Barnes that could become a template for retrofits of many similar houses across the UK.Sitting outside a Conservation Area and unrestrained by planning, a simple, two-story suburban house from the 1930s went through a piecemeal expansion typical for the 1990s. In under 10 years, it nearly doubled its square meterage, spreading out in all directions. Agnese Sanvito Agnese Sanvito Agnese Sanvito Agnese Sanvito The seemingly endless extensions, with ever-bigger windows, finally culminated in the addition of a ubiquitous conservatory, all facing due south. By the 2020s, the house became challenging to live in, fluctuating from too cold in the winter to over... More

Toile de Jouy is a 57 sqm interior project in Milan that explores the dialogue between decorative heritage and contemporary living. Classic patterns and layered colours are paired with warm materials and bespoke furnishings, shaping an intimate and refined domestic landscape.  The project reinterprets ornament as a spatial tool, enhancing perception and depth while supporting everyday functionality. Through an eclectic yet balanced language, the design weaves together aesthetics, use and identity, resulting in a coherent environment with a strong, personal character. marta d'Avenia marta d'Avenia marta d'Avenia marta d'Avenia marta d'Avenia marta d'Avenia marta d'Avenia marta d'Avenia marta d'... More

This apartment in Heraklion, Crete, built in 1974, required complete renovation after remaining untouched for nearly five decades. Despite the need for modernisation, the apartment's inherent qualities were immediately apparent: high ceilings, original terrazzo floors and a long corridor that gave the space a natural elegance requiring only careful enhancement. Vasso Paraschi The guiding principle for the project was preservation; with this approach came unique challenges - most notably, the entire electrical system had to be routed through the walls to avoid lowering the ceilings. The most significant spatial intervention involved relocating the kitchen from the private quarters to what was previously the sitting room. This move all... More

Hotel Marvell is an architectural gem nestled in the heart of Byron Bay, offering a boutique hospitality experience like no other. Comprising 24 meticulously crafted rooms, the hotel reflects an unwavering commitment to quality through robust finishes and carefully curated amenities.  David Chattfield Peter Tanevski At the heart of the design lies a serene double-height laneway, gracefully winding its way from Marvell Street to Marvell Lane. This striking feature, enhanced by a glass roof enshrouded by heavy planting, is purposefully designed to mitigate heat while serving multiple roles. Beyond its function as a circulation route, the laneway transforms into a vibrant space for live music, a public gathering spot, an extens... More

Villa SV is an interior design project meticulously crafted for a sophisticated young couple, where every detail has been attended to with great precision. A generous capacity for books, collectibles, and cooking surfaces for those passionate about culinary artistry, were the three guiding pillars of this project. NEAR project The basement level is organized into two primary areas. A spacious kitchen, perfect for creating complex dishes, is complemented by a large living/dining area, enriched by a corner fireplace. The connection element in between these spaces is a majestic 7-meter-long bookcase, framed by two integrated sliding doors. NEAR project Full-height oak wood takes center stage, serving as an entrance feature to the s... More

Growler Domestics has emerged as a leading name in the home goods market, celebrated for its innovative designs that marry functionality with modern aesthetics. The company caters to a diverse customer base that values high-quality craftsmanship and stylish solutions for their living spaces. Customers range from homeowners seeking elegant storage options to interior designers and architects looking for customizable furniture that complements contemporary interiors. One of their recent standout offerings is a cabinet that creatively incorporates the Banker S-32 woven wire mesh, transforming this traditional storage solution into a stylish focal point. Banker Wire To match the cabinet's hardwood oak, Growler Domestics utilized the S-32... More

Neil Dusheiko Architects’ House of the Elements is a radical remodelling of a Victorian terraced home in London, creating a beautiful spa-like retreat in another otherwise ordinary urban setting. Bold spatial gestures, a focus on connections to nature, and also a sense of fun make this an exciting and highly unusual home. House of the Elements explores the concept of space as a living entity, where time is measured not only by human presence and daily rituals but also by the growth and nurturing of plants, and the passage of light throughout the day.  Jim Stephenson Jim Stephenson The original house was built in the late 19th century, and from the street appears to be a typical late-Victorian terraced house. The front... More