Living room design

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

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

House of Tamra is a grand 8500-square-foot duplex apartment in Gurugram, designed for a self-made millionaire and their family. This space is a tribute to India's vibrant cultural heritage, showcasing the essence of Indian tradition and culture.House of Tamra draws inspiration from the Sanskrit word for copper, "Tamra," reflecting our design narrative. Copper symbolises richness, tradition, and aesthetic appeal deeply rooted in Indian heritage. Throughout the space, we have infused copper accents thoughtfully to frame and elevate, adding character and warmth to every corner.The client's brief was to reflect Indian essence without resembling a museum while maintaining a homely atmosphere. To achieve this, the Studio Rust Team aimed for a cal... More

Designed for clients who wanted a large, sprawling home that didn’t look large and sprawling, our Nature’s Edge home in Hudson, Wisconsin, overlooks The St. Croix River. The entryway is subdued as our clients didn’t want visitors to feel they were coming to a huge estate. JMAD JMAD JMAD The lot itself was challenging, due to height restrictions, a ravine and a bluff. But these are the kinds of creative challenges we love. In the back, it’s not a two-story, it’s two stories further away; that was the only way to get the additional space without seeing the house from the river because there were these certain angles that we had to abide by. It was a big challenge to design views to the river but m... More

Located at the ecological park of Yixing Provence of China, the new Unbounded Collection of Hyatt Group is a retreat into nature. In-between architects designed the 99 rooms using the idea of a mountain teahouse as a metaphor. Seth Powers Seth Powers Seth Powers “The ceremony was an improvised drama whose plot was woven about the tea, the flowers, and the paintings. Not a color to disturb the tone of the room, not a sound to mar the rhythm of things, not a gesture to obtrude on the harmony, not a word to break the unity of the surroundings, all movements to be performed simply and naturally--such were the aims of the tea-ceremony." The Book of Tea, by  Kakuzo OkakuraThe connection to nature is the core of our desi... More

In the early fall of 2022, the team of Bezmirno architectural studio completed work on the design project implementation for the apartment in the Tetris Hall residential complex in Kyiv. Andrii Shurpenkov Our main aim was to create an elegant and cozy space by combining warm colors with natural materials. Andrii Shurpenkov The apartment, with a total area of about 100 square meters, has two bedrooms, two dressing rooms, a bathroom, a shower room, and a spacious living room combined with a kitchen. Andrii Shurpenkov The apartment planning from the developer was done properly, and only minor changes were made. For the convenience of owners, we only added a small dressing room near the master bedroom. Andrii Shurpenkov... More

Surrounded by the incredible mountains of the French Alps, in the town of Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, the Alpen Chalet became the first large foreign project of our studio.The interior design of the chalet took us more than six months to develop. And during this time the project had several changes. Inspired by the materials, colors and elements of the Alps nature, we have combined the traditional techniques, used in the construction of alpine houses for many centuries, with the new technologies. This allowed to create a traditional, but at the same time modern, unique and timeless style. Warm colors, elegant wooden surfaces, natural materials and expressive interior elements – all to create an atmosphere of comfort and relax after a long... More

The owner of this apartment didn’t want it to have motley interior or excessive furniture. That is how we came up with this minimalistic design for her 55-m2 apartment. We began by getting rid of partitions between the entrance hall and living room. As the result, you can see the majority of the apartment from the doorstep. Our customer wanted some sort of partitioning between the kitchen and living room – and that is how an opening with a built-in storage stand came to be. The owner also dreamed of the entire apartment bathing in the sunlight during the day. So, we suggested an inner window between the bathroom and kitchen and split the former into dry and wet areas. The wet area is cube-shaped, with a full-sized bathtub and... More

This apartment is located in the Gorod – Peredelkino Blizhnee Park Apartment Complex. The owners – a young married couple with a child – went for minimalistic interior design. When deciding on the concept for the interior design, we had to bear in mind the low 2.7-meter ceiling. So, from the moment you enter the apartment you start seeing vertical lines that continue throughout the entire apartment and into bedrooms. It did not help the building is a precast reinforced concrete one; virtually every wall is a load-bearing one; we were able to remove only one partition between the corridor and bedsit. It was replaced with vertical modules full of storage spaces. We also added a walk-in closet by putting up extra walls in the... More

The modern world is changing so quickly and unexpectedly that it is simply impossible to foresee the design trends of the future. The only thing that remains constant is the fundamental principles of design and their ability to turn any space into a comfortable place. That is why the Bezmirno team used three main rules of architecture in designing this apartment, including functionality, ergonomics and aesthetics.   This apartment consists of a master bedroom with a dressing room, two bedrooms for the kids, a spacious kitchen with a living room, a small office, two bathrooms, and a separate dressing room, which is designed as an island at the entrance to the apartment. Despite the fact that the apartment is divided into separate mul... More

This residential Bungalow is a unique design of space designed for client with challenging requirements. The client had selected this site as its location is one of the affluent places in Ahmedabad. The site area being 2600 Sq.ft. with one common wall between two bungalows was itself just a challenging job for designing it, along with client’s demand on having open and interesting spaces making the house grand in its own way. Brief of client was having a 4 bhk bungalow along with every room and common spaces getting balconies with it. Also client had a requirement of an elevator with staircase so that all age groups could access every floor of bungalow which was very rare to see in this scale of bungalow. Looking at these factors, the... More