#luxury kitchen

The project “Dynamic House,” curated by Arch. Ada Garaffa in Via G. A. Cartia in Ragusa, redefines a private terraced house through a progressive interior transformation that treats space, light, and material as components of a single continuous architectural system. Ph Enrico Cascone Ph Enrico Cascone Ph Enrico Cascone Ph Enrico Cascone Ph Enrico Cascone The intervention focuses exclusively on the interior of the existing building, leaving the external envelope unchanged. Within this constraint, the project addresses the challenge of reinterpreting a conventional residential layout into a more fluid and perceptually rich domestic environment. Rather than reorganizing spaces in a purely functional way,... More

An existing private house in Speyer, extended with a new addition and comprehensively modernised — developed in collaboration with DOA Architekten. Beyond pure visualisation, interior architecture expertise shaped the design of the spaces: material concepts, spatial atmosphere and lighting were developed jointly. Matthias Knab Matthias Knab Building on an architectural base concept, the interior design was refined through close collaboration. Material studies, colour concepts and lighting direction emerged from ongoing exchange with the architects. Photorealistic visualisations made every design decision tangible — from the existing building through to the new extension — allowing clients and architects to exper... More

In a green and spacious residential neighborhood in The Netherlands, BNLA architecten designed a contemporary villa that brings together daylight, comfort, and refined living. The project replaces outdated housing with a future-oriented home that meets modern standards of comfort and sustainability. Studio de Nooyer Studio de Nooyer Studio de Nooyer Studio de Nooyer Studio de Nooyer The design is driven by a clear ambition: to create a calm and elegant living environment that enhances daily life through balance rather than excess. This balance is expressed in the architecture, where openness and privacy, solidity and transparency, are carefully composed using a mix of warm materials and crisp white plasterwork.... 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 What we first encountered was a house that felt tired and outdated — white, disconnected, and lacking in soul.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 refined kitchen and sitting room blend architectural elegance with tactile richness. Bespoke timber veneer cabinetry anchors the space, complemented by living bronze fittings and Taj Mahal stone benchtops. A dramatic, oversized wedge-shaped marble island bench becomes the sculptural heart of the home, set against soft limestone floooring. Ryan Linnegar photography Ryan Linnegar photography Ryan Linnegar photography Curved bulkheads, raked ceilings and skylights invite natural light to dance across every surface, while an arched wall gently frames the original heritage sandstone wall, adding warmth and history. A custom antler pendant light crowns the space - imbuing it with grandeur, calm and a grounded sence of place.&... More

The project involved the restoration and residential conversion of a 280 sqm barn that is part of the historically listed complex of the former Cocchi Liquor Distillery in Reggio Emilia. Fabio Mantovani Fabio Mantovani Fabio Mantovani   The main goal of the intervention was to enhance the spatial qualities and physical features of the former Cocchi barn: a clearly legible structural rhythm defined by perimeter pilasters and a row of tall central columns; a large internal volume divided into two areas on different levels; and an impressive roof structure composed of oak trusses and beams. Fabio Mantovani Fabio Mantovani Fabio Mantovani   The primary challenge in adapting the former barn for residen... More

Nestled in the heart of St. Petersburg, in a neighborhood rich in history, lies a 130-square-meter apartment that captures the city's essence. Situated on the upper floor, it boasts breathtaking views of some of the most iconic and picturesque landmarks, offering a serene corner of unparalleled tranquillity and beauty. Mikhail Loskutov Mikhail Loskutov This apartment is located in a district that began to take shape at the turn of the 20th century, surrounded by buildings that showcase the Art Nouveau style. Inspired by this, interior designer Vladimir Berezin incorporated several signature elements from that era. Notable features include the large oval laurel wreath adorning the ceiling, which seamlessly connects the kitchen and... More