Kitchen design

Lèvanzo is the renovation project of a single-family villa located in Caprarica, in the province of Lecce. Set within the context of a small Salento village, the house was redesigned for a young professional couple with the goal of updating both the functions and the aesthetics of a villa with typically 1970s lines. The original building was characterized by a strong presence of accessory elements: the semicircular living room was topped by an octagonal tiled canopy, echoed by a series of small overhangs protecting the entrance veranda and the openings facing the garden. Over time, this complex arrangement had ended up weighing down the overall architectural reading of the house. Marcello Mariana Marcello Mariana The proj... More

Located in Los Angeles, Mayall Residence explores a refined approach to contemporary living through a careful balance of materiality, light, and spatial clarity. Seraro by Ramical Seraro by Ramical The kitchen is conceived as a central living space, where warm wood cabinetry and deep blue elements create a grounded yet elegant composition. Natural light enhances the textures of stone surfaces and reinforces the connection between functionality and atmosphere. Seraro by Ramical The bathroom follows a calm and restrained language, defined by soft neutral tones, clean lines, and a seamless integration of glass and stone. The space is designed to feel open, quiet, and effortlessly sophisticated. Throughout the project, the des... More

The project is a duplex located on the top floor of a Parisian building. A complete refurbishment requested by the new owners, a family with two children. The entrance is on the lower level. A full-length balcony faces the bedrooms. This is the children's floor. The existng staircase leads to the living areas on the upper floor. A living room, dining room and kitchen benefit from an unobstructed view thanks to the large floor-to-ceiling windows. In the background, a large imposing volume encloses the universe of the parents; a dressing room and a bathroom. A small staircase leads to the bedroom on the top floor under the roof. Caption Caption A sober architectural language enhances the spatial qualities of the place. Natural... More

Nestled within the serene embrace of one of Tehran’s last remaining Persian gardens, Casa Bridge-ette reimagines modern living with seamless integration of nature and architectural innovation. This private residence, part of a larger residential compound, balances transparency with privacy through its glass facade and thoughtful spatial design. Guests enter the residence by crossing a tranquil entry pond via floating stone steps, an architectural feature that introduces a sense of serenity and establishes a seamless dialogue between the natural and built environments. Caption Caption At the heart of the design is a striking glass bridge that hovers above the hydraulic pool’s exterior section, half of which extends in... More

This residential interior project in Coral Gables explores a warm contemporary atmosphere defined by natural light, openness, and refined material contrasts. Seraro by Ramical The design integrates the kitchen and living areas into a fluid open-plan layout that enhances spatial continuity and everyday functionality. Neutral tones, natural wood, and stone textures create a calm and timeless interior language. Seraro by Ramical Custom built-in elements subtly define the architecture of the space while maintaining a cohesive and elegant residential environment. Seraro by Ramical More

In this private residence, Bravo Kitchens has created a refined culinary space where craftsmanship and atmosphere take center stage. At the heart of the kitchen stands a custom copper range hood by Amoretti Brothers, finished in a rich vintage patina and hand-hammered to reveal the material’s natural depth and movement. Bravo Kitchens The hood is more than a functional appliance—it is a sculptural focal point. Its softly reflective surface captures the changing light of the room, while the hammered texture introduces a tactile quality that contrasts elegantly with the surrounding cabinetry and stone surfaces. The vintage patina, developed through traditional finishing techniques, gives the copper a lived-in character that... More

Appartment Tha, located in the upland of Marseille, is a stylistic endeavour where Claire Teillet's Architecture merges '70s Brazilian modernism with Mediterranean influences, creating an ideal summer retreat. BCDF Studio This 180-square-meter apartment features a spacious living area that adjoins a dining room, a kitchen, two bedrooms, and three bathrooms. The project is distinguished by the skillful use of walnut furnishings that define the spaces by separating the living areas from the sleeping quarters, while also providing ample storage. BCDF Studio A notable aspect of the design is the varied finishes in the kitchen, where the walnut furnishings and the lime used on the walls and ceilings contribute to a minimalist atmosph... More

Step into the world of HIGHSTAY where every detail reflects quiet sophistication and timeless design. This apartment combines high ceilings, a serene palette with blue accents, and rich natural materials: marble, Taj Mahal quartzite, and warm wood, to create a harmonious and elegant home in the center of Budapest. B Place Designed to feel seamless and thoughtfully organized, the Highstay interior features illuminated wall panels that blend into built-in furniture, subtly defining each zone while tying the whole space together. From the warmth of the fireplace by the kitchen island to the inviting dining area and the plush sofa perfect for movie nights, every corner feels welcoming. B Place B Place B Place B Place... More

PENTHOUSE apartment in a prestigious residential complex in Budapest, embodies the essence of Modern Luxury. This apartment is meticulously crafted for an adult couple, offering an opulent and sophisticated interior design. The apartment boasts a neutral and monochrome color scheme, characterized by warm tones that exude a comforting ambiance. A deep and intricate terracotta shade serves as the accent color, elegantly woven into the furniture, plumbing, and natural stone elements, adding depth and richness to the overall design. Caption Upon entry, the living room unfolds seamlessly, forming an 'open space' that extends into the connected kitchen area. Positioned at two opposite ends of the apartment, one side houses the master zone... More

2+3 is an apartment in Budapest with panoramic views of the old town, designed in a Luxury Loft style for a family with three children. The layout, shaped by existing partitions, divides the space into private and common zones. The common area includes an entrance hall, living room with open kitchen, guest bathroom, laundry, and office; the private area contains bedrooms, wardrobes, and bathrooms. Caption The interior features a monochromatic palette of gray and brown with dusty green accents, enriched by diverse textures, statement lighting, and bold furniture. The entrance hall area offers a captivating ensemble: an accent wall composed of LITHEA marble tiles, a mirror cabinet, a verdant green atrium, and a Poliform armchair. T... More

137 VILLA is a stunning private residence located in the beautiful coastal area of Marbella. It's designed in a modern style with luxurious features and spreads across three impressive floors. The villa's monochromatic color scheme brings a sophisticated and harmonious atmosphere. It mainly includes beige, brown, and black tones, creating a refined and elegant look. Caption Caption The first floor of the villa is a welcoming area, where the grand hall invites you in and seamlessly connects to an elegant dining room that blends with a sophisticated kitchen. This combination creates an open space, allowing for a fluid transition between these areas. The villa offers ample light and space, precisely what one desires when near the se... More

This restoration and interior project transformed an early 20th-century stone house — originally a boatman’s dwelling built above an old boathouse — into a contemporary retreat deeply rooted in its context. Located on a steep, secluded slope overlooking Lake Como, the house maintains its original volumetry and iconic arched water entrance, while revealing a new interior spatiality shaped by light, water, and craftsmanship. Francesca Iovene Francesca Iovene Francesca Iovene The project balances preservation and transformation: the historic lime-washed exterior and intimate lakeside garden have been retained, while the interiors were completely reconfigured to accommodate a fluid, modern way of living. A doub... More

SKYLINE is a project of an apartment located in Budapest’s prestigious Buda Hills district. Crafted for a family with three kids, the residence features panoramic windows and terraces that offer breathtaking views of the historic heart of the city.The collaboration with the clients was seamless, as this was our second project together. Visualizations were approved on the first try, leading as result to creating a home that is both timeless and deeply personal. Two years in the making, SKYLINE is filled with thoughtful details and bespoke features. Csaba Villanyi The apartment’s layout mirrors the building’s unique architecture. The space had an irregular shape, which was a challenge for us. However, we turned it into... More

A structure between living, producing, and coexisting In the age of digital mobility, space is no longer bound to singular functions; portability, multi-connectivity, and spatial ambiguity have redefined the everyday landscape. Today, a library, a café, or a kitchen is no longer confined to its original role — each can become a workspace, a social interface, or a site of production. While this transformation has already taken root in public and semi-public realms, the real question lies in how such multifunctionality can be integrated into the domestic scale — particularly within spatial constraints. Caption How can the interior spaces of the home respond to these shifting practices of production?How might persona... More