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Casa NEMO, in Rome's Trieste neighborhood, is a shell of handcrafted finishes from the past enriched by the taste for contemporary design shown by the young owner couple. Alessia Iacovoni Alessia Iacovoni Alessia Iacovoni Polychrome marbles and Venetian floors identify, today as in the past, the large rooms of the apartment, connected by a long corridor with a Palladian floor. Alessia Iacovoni Alessia Iacovoni Alessia Iacovoni The hallway is then interrupted by the addition of a round arch, which leads to the private area of the apartment. Alessia Iacovoni Alessia Iacovoni Alessia Iacovoni Overall, the floor plan of the apartment has been preserved, intervening on the kitchen, the service bloc... More

When Casper Schwarz Architects was requested to design an interior design for the three top floors of the Infinity Building in Amsterdam (the former ING-house), our design team thought of only one thing: to create a “new type of classic”. We aimed for new values in refinement and detailing to form a timeless piece. Caption The anonymous tenant had a mix in mind of representative meeting areas, functional work zones and “out of the box, lively and urban style” break out spaces. Both the technical underlayer of the company its business model and the human aspects of this international organization asks for a balanced overall concept in which everyone can excel and enjoy. Caption The interior is a refined co... More

The apartment is at the top of a building in the city centre of Genoa. It underwent a total refurbishment that pointed out the sloping roof, previously hidden by a plasterboard false ceiling, giving to the rooms a peculiar vertical extent. The wide rooms are separated by large sliding doors and the whole apartment is characterized by the pure white floor in Lasa marble. Also the fixed furniture are white varnished and the walls and ceilings are painted white, too. That produces a total white space and all the objects seem to float in it. More

On the hills of central Italy, a house 60s with an attached craft activity is transformed by the recent restructuring in a family house. A large marble base on which has been reassembled the whole construction. Scenes that go beyond the large base to extend the surrounding terrain and communicate with it. The materials that alternate are: cotto facing in dividing walls, glass mosaic columns, copper in finishes and coverings, marble and brick on prospectuses. Covered walkways, porticoes and a large terrace overlooked by large windows for the new ground floor apartment, whose clients were asking precisely to be able to enjoy the surrounding landscape and feel constantly inhabitants of their green garden... More

Classy and upscale are not the first words that come to mind when you think of a steakhouse, but that's exactly what the Colony Modern Luxury Fine Dining Restaurant is. Located in London, UK, this posh steakhouse redefines the typical genre by offering a slick, sophisticated fine dining experience for a wider range of clientele. The interior design reflects the unique concept by featuring chic green and gold colored accents, contemporary furniture and beautiful marble flooring. More

We initially conceive the project as a whole extending from plot to plot in a way which users and visitors experience as natural and easily recognizable. © Lluis Casals Thus we suggested building a series office blocks which would form an interwoven whole. The other option, a single large building, was discarded to make room for a more versatile, flexible and domestic option. In this sense we prefer here to work around a formula rather than a form, taking as starting point a typological approach rather than an image. © Lluis Casals After discarding any solution which did not include the North-South orientation of the offices, an interwoven complex has taken its place which follows a trefoil formation in its ordering of... More