Modern apartment

The name HOMIN is a play on meanings. It echoes the Ukrainian word “гомін” (homin) — the lively hum of a large family filling the space with life — and the English phrase “Home In,” symbolizing a return to where you belong. A home begins not with walls, but with a feeling. This project is about a calm rhythm, clean space, and architectural silence. There are no accidental effects here: form follows function and human interaction. It is a manifesto of new minimalism, where aesthetics do not compromise daily comfort. Andrii Shurpenkov Andrii Shurpenkov Concept A home begins not with walls, but with a feeling. This project is about a calm rhythm, clean space, and architectural silence. There... More

The project by AIYA Bureau explores how colour and material can structure spatial experience. Rather than relying on decorative layering, the interior is conceived as a sequence of calibrated atmospheres, where deep plum, terracotta, and muted gold tones define perception, depth, and rhythm. Furniture, surfaces, and bespoke elements are integrated into this system, forming a cohesive environment shaped by proportion, tactility, and controlled contrast. Caption The layout follows a clear logic of rhythm and privacy, designed for a family with two children. At its centre lies an open-plan living and kitchen area, a fluid space for gathering, conversation, and calm. The master suite, located nearby, offers a private refuge with a walk-in... More

This time, we sneak in a home in El Cabañal, on the top floor of a building from the late seventies which is surrounded by pitched roofs and courtyards. Almost like an intruder, it is erected oblivious to the traditional construction methods of the district. There we find metal beams and pillars supporting slabs made of concrete joists and ceramic vaults. A classic from that era. Germán Cabo Germán Cabo In this little corner of the city, a young couple wish to bring light and joy into this changing space. With this purpose in mind, we embark on a project with an almost square layout. The windows are mainly oriented towards the south and the west, but also facing east and the sea. This will allow us to enjoy a... More

This minimalist one-bedroom apartment is a pied-à-terre for a couple who split their time between New York and Florida. Prior to the renovation, the apartment was dark, despite four west-facing windows along Central Park, so a primary goal was to make the space feel lighter and brighter. Conceptually, millwork volumes - rather than conventional partitions - read as floating objects while delineating the different spaces. This helps stretch the perception of space to the apartment’s perimeter walls. The living and bedroom spaces flow into one another, and when privacy is needed, hidden pocket doors recessed in the pantry volume can be closed. Resolution: 4 Architecture The owners did not need a full kitchen, as they typica... More

This apartment of 1,960 sq. Ft. Carpet Areat is designed and prioritized with simplicity and functionality, along with focus on clean lines, neutral color palettes, and uncluttered spaces. It features open-concept layout by eliminating the fourth bedroom, giving living, dining, kitchen and family room seamlessly integrated into one cohesive space. To maximize space and create a streamlined look, storage solutions are built into the walls and cladding.The door and vestibule is enhanced with a unique combination of stone veneer and mosaic. Upon entering, one is greeted by a round fluted niche with a distinctive sitting ledge. studio_16mm Going towards the Living Room, there is a combination of white spray texture and teak-wood stripes t... More

Desgning Rooftop of a biulding Based on nature. Water, Wood and plants, are the elements that used to convey this feeling. @vanitariran @vanitariran The Tilo decking woods, Austrian made, used for these project which has created a very good harmony with other materials and colors of this space. Vanitar, supplied these thermowoods for this project @vanitariran   More

CHICAGO SUNSET is an apartment in the same-name residential complex with a panoramic view of the city. Particular attention was paid to details, a vintage workbench and monstrously beautiful sunsets. On the verge of brutality and elegancy – that’s how we can characterize the spirit of the project. At the outset these were two separate apartments joined together with the division into the private and common zones preserved.  Caption Caption The common part of the apartment presents an airy environment, a real mix of textures, styles and finishes joined together in a monochrome colour array of the interior. Metal partitions that incorporate hand-made ribbed glass separate the entry space. A vintage workbench from t... More

A spacious two-room apartment was designed for a young girl. Initially, the apartment had an isolated bedroom and an irregularly shaped kitchen-living room. The owner wanted the apartment to have as much air and light as possible. To do this, we separated the bedroom space from the hallway and the kitchen-living room with the help of a glass loft partition, thereby visually uniting these rooms. It is now possible to isolate the private space from the main daytime zone with the help of a thick curtain running along the glass partition from the side of the bedroom. Anna Kutilina We corrected the incorrect geometry of the kitchen-living room by organizing a dressing room with a laundry area in the back of the room. We also hid a tall pen... More

The starting point was an apartment with excellent sun exposure, intended to be practical and versatile, capable of changing according to specific client needs and situations. Carolina Delgado Fotografia Carolina Delgado Fotografia The interior wooden shutters are the main elements of this house, capable of responding to these changes. Allows have the kitchen open to the living room, as well as hiding it. Shows an office space integrated into the living room, but it also allows to hide it at the end of the day when you want to relax without thinking about work. As well, creating a privacy barrier against the curious eyes of someone unknown who knocks the door. Carolina Delgado Fotografia Carolina Delgado Fotografia Nat... More

Located in New York City’s Upper West Side, this complete renovation project combines two previously separate apartments into a single residence. The residence offers respite for a four-person family to live, sleep, and entertain. The home is designed as a calm, tranquil escape from the energetic bustle of Manhattan without leaving the city. Spaces feel large and open, and the design of circulation offers multiple connections between adjacent spaces, preserving a loft-like atmosphere. Resolution: 4 Architecture Custom-designed millwork and built-in furniture throughout the apartment enhance the neatly organized layout while simultaneously providing a discreet means of maximizing storage space in order to eliminate clutter. The a... More

Designed for a prominent New York City-based fitness mogul and her family, this chic, modern apartment renovation strives for simplicity. The spatial organization is clear, open and flexible; the materials are subdued; details are meticulously precise, yet subtle; and care is taken to imbue sophisticated refinement. The interior architecture becomes a bright, gallery-esque backdrop for the owner’s bold furnishings and artwork. Resolution: 4 Architecture Whereas the vibrantly furnished communal spaces and bedrooms are expressive and flashy, the bathrooms—and especially the master bathroom—are designed to evoke tranquility, offering spa-like respite from the bustle of the Manhattan lifestyle. Resolution: 4 Architect... More

FOG is about the purity of the contemporary interior, about style and eternity, about trend and comfort. A project in which we wanted to try something new, enjoying simplicity and creating harmony, working with materials and light. Caption Caption Minimalism, which stands out with modern details, natural materials – gives the apartment a general atmosphere. FOG is exactly the case when we poetize comfort, using not words but solutions and practicality. Caption Caption From the very entrance to the apartment, we are immersed in the basic concept. The common space for several functional zones was created by the feeling of “fresh air” and the opportunity to “breathe freely”. Several shades of... More

Freddie is the new sofa and armchair bed, presented at Supersalone, born from the collaboration between Milano Bedding and the architect Simone Micheli, designed to highlight the quality, comfort and Italian craftsmanship of which the company is the spokesperson. A combination of design and skills, functionality and elegance that makes the sofa bed the hero of the living room, as in “The Ugly Duckling becomes a Swan” by Simone Micheli project. Juergen Eheim The apartment, located in front of the sea along the historic promenade of Viareggio, redefines the concept of contemporary luxury, to give shape to a fluid space created through smart design methods that highlight the importance of Italian industry, just like Milano B... 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