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This 5550 sq.ft. modern contemporary holiday home is designed to create a luxurious yet peaceful experience with a balance of warmth and functionality. The double height dining space brings openness in the entire home. The statement lighting, glazed openings and sophisticated wall finishes brings warmth to the entire space. Studio beyond walls Studio beyond walls Studio beyond walls Studio beyond walls Studio beyond walls The modern contemporary interior palatte with neutral shades, textured surfaces, wooden finishes and subtle metallic accents enhances the space. The living area is planned with premium materials and sophisticated lighting creates calm luxurious ambience. Studio beyond walls Studio beyond w... More

What should a second home feel like—an escape, a pause, or simply somewhere that draws you back? In Satara, this 1,200 sq ft apartment by architect Vaishnavi Shinde, founding principal of Pune-based VSA Design Studio, is shaped around that in-between. Designed as a secondary residence for a businessman, his wife, and their two college-going sons, it is a home they return to when they want life to feel a little lighter. The brief was simple: follow Vastu Shastra principles, keep the palette minimal, and make sure the two-bedroom home is easy to maintain. From there, the design finds its rhythm in small, deliberate moves. Architectural Captures by Abhishek Chavhan “We were introduced to the site during its initial brickwor... More

“Casa Antonelli” is a two-level apartment located in the heart of historic Turin, overlooking a tree-lined square. The living area and study occupy the entrance floor, while the mezzanine hosts two bedrooms with private bathrooms.  Marco Popescu Custom-made furnishings with softened edges wrap around the existing masonry walls, creating fluid connections between spaces. Oak wood, earthy tones, and deep green accents define the interiors, balancing monolithic volumes with soft, curved forms. The upper floor, characterized by lower ceilings and vaulted geometries, offers a more intimate and welcoming atmosphere. Marco Popescu Marco Popescu More

When a family of furniture designers approaches you to design their home, it’s not aneasy feat. It’s never simple to harmonise two different schools of thought, especiallywhen both come with strong design sensibilities and yet, it shaped into a collaborationthat felt natural and balanced.For a family of three, this home resonates with a quiet sense of calm. Studio Way Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption They wanted a palette that wasn’t too loud, one that would gently settle in their eyes and sync with their energies. And hence shades of wood wrap the spaces, complemented by sleek metal craftsmanship. Soft, muted tones form the base, with subtle pops of colour re... More

The main volumetric concept of the project came from the client's desire: she would like the house to be like a hut, perched on top of a traditional residence. Based on this conception, Vertex House emerged. The upper part, opaquer and with a regular but organic vertical texture, contrasts with the lower part, with open social areas integrated into the house's gardens. As for materiality, light wood and stone predominate, in addition to furniture designed exclusively for the project. The entire interior of the house was carefully thought out by the office, both fixed elements, such as bookshelves and the two-stone fireplace, as well as furniture, some designed exclusively for the project, such as the sideboard in the dining room, which make... More

In a 1950s residential complex in the urban core of Trieste, the project renovates a compact 60-square-meter apartment. The original layout—characterized by rigid compartmentalization and disproportionate room dimensions—proved difficult to adapt to contemporary living. At the same time, the apartment benefited from a favorable position that allowed generous natural ventilation and daylight, qualities that became the starting point for a more open and connected spatial organization. Davide Maria Palusa Davide Maria Palusa The intervention explores strategies for rethinking small-scale housing. Rather than radically altering the plan, the project works through precise adjustments that unlock spatial qualities already p... More

On the edge of the Danube River in the town of Szentendre, Hungary, Projectroom—the Hungarian architecture collaboration led by married architects Veronika Juhász and Gábor Fábián—has completed an ecoconscious family home that embodies a philosophy of temperance and sustainability rather than material abundance. As the pair explain: “Our current way of life is not sustainable. A paradigm shift is necessary.” The home, which they designed and built for themselves, is constructed from hempcrete, lime plaster, wood and locally sourced materials. With a total gross floor area of approximately 105 square meters and a minimal budget, the home emphasises proportion and intentional living, not si... More

 Phase One: New floor plan For this charming apartment in Psychiko, Athens  I was asked to redesign the living room while maintaining the existing floor plan as much as possible. The original layout featured a separate entrance hall and a kitchen connected through a hallway that led to the private quarters. The challenge was to create a more open, functional space while preserving the apartment’s unique character. Vasso Paraschi The transformation involved several key interventions: _The door from the private quarters was closed off to improve the kitchen’s configuration _The entrance hall walls were removed to create an open-plan living space _The kitchen was connected directly to the living room area The... More