Modern apartment design

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

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

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

Designed for a couple who resides in São Paulo, the Sete apartment reflects a livingspace where integration is the priority. The layout was carefully planned to providefunctionality and comfort, with the residents’ extensive art collection and largeopenings to greenery as a backdrop, where natural light is filtered through a cobogówall. Fran Parente The clients requested a home to host family and friends, combining fluidity andversatility. To achieve this, the social areas – gourmet kitchen, dining room, livingroom, and home theater – are interconnected, forming a dynamic and welcomingenvironment. At the same time, the guest rooms were strategically designed tofunction as home offices during the week an... More

A London home nestles neatly between two rows of terraces on a tight urban site within a historic conservation area. The old house required demolition in its entirety leaving just the party walls either side. The stucco façade was then faithfully rebuilt and enhanced in harmony with the street with the addition of a new porch. The site is a long narrow slot which becomes larger towards the middle of the plan. The proposal was to create a modern, light and efficient home, highly crafted, with an external courtyard at its centre.  Peter Cook Peter Cook Peter Cook Peter Cook Peter Cook Peter Cook Peter Cook To minimise the transition between inside and out, the living space connects directly to t... More

The Press Apartments in Sacramento, California feature over 250 residential units and 8,000 square feet of retail space on its ground floor. Marc Ellis The complex's name is inspired by where it stands, on the former site of the parking garage of The Sacramento Bee. In keeping with the spirit of its location, The Press uses the bee as its symbol on signage, as well as an aligning color scheme. Custom Amber ALPOLIC finishe trimming the facade of this multi-use complex brings to mind the color of rich honey. The accompanying white ALPOLIC cladding the envelope presents a beautiful complement to the bold accents. Marc Ellis More

A home is to be a unique paradise of unique style, taking this notion Aum architects designs this residential 2200-square-foot masterpiece. Unveiling a 4 bedroom haven nestled in a semi-circular architectural piece. Architecturally preserving the sanctity of bedrooms, a bold design decision unfolds as the living room converges seamlessly with the enclosed kitchen, creating an expansive and lavish expanse that sets the tone for the entire residence. pankaj anand pankaj anand The seamless fusion of the living room and kitchen is demarcated by a tropical haven, a vivacious divider that not only introduces a touch of nature but also provides a visual break between culinary and dining realms. The entire space is draped in a contempora... More

The Interior Design of the Ráfia duplex apartment is named after the couple's twin children, Ravi and Sofia, and also symbolizes one of the chosen plants for the project. Our office was hired to bring life to the newly built 156m2 apartment, customizing every detail to meet the family's needs and desires.The Ráfia Apartment was designed to bring modernity, combining comfort without put aside Tulli's identity : black, biophilia, industrial and the play of volumes with straight lines. With touches of wood, marble and linear lighting, this apartment became unique and fulfilled exactly with the clients' wishes. IVAN ARAÚJO Upon entering the apartment, a large cube of white slated wooden was designed to mimic the door... More

In the design of the Waiting Villa, efforts were made to transform the ruins and chaotic spaces of the previous building into a livable and functional space, while also incorporating beauty. Blue lines (created from ceramics and color) were used as a visual order and connection between spaces, starting from the pool and continuing throughout the floor, walls, roof, and interior space. Symbolically, the source of the pool water brings life to the spaces. Caption The following changes were made to accommodate the needs and culture of the landlord: Outdoor space: • Ceramics and blue colors were used to create a water-like atmosphere (water being a symbol of life and peace). Caption   • A metal structure was added... More

Located in the arts district of KC, this vibrant new property is hard to miss. Designed by BKV Group and built by MW Builders, Inc., this is another venture from developer City Club Apartments. © 2022 Alan Blakely, AIAP. All Rights Reserved. © 2022 Alan Blakely, AIAP. All Rights Reserved. © 2022 Alan Blakely, AIAP. All Rights Reserved. © 2022 Alan Blakely, AIAP. All Rights Reserved.   © 2022 Alan Blakely, AIAP. All Rights Reserved. © 2022 Alan Blakely, AIAP. All Rights Reserved. © 2022 Alan Blakely, AIAP. All Rights Reserved.       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

Expressive minimalism—that’s how we can define a style of 125-meter apartment project in residential complex on Kastanaevskaya Street, Moscow. This project was executed for our established clients, the family of four people.   Sergey Krasyuk Sergey Krasyuk We divided the apartment into two zones located in different parts of the apartment: parents’ area and children’s area. Parents’ area is completely “independent”—besides bedroom, it contains its own bathroom and dressing room. These two “wings” join in the center of the apartment—a large space of kitchen and living room, includi... More