Modern apartment interior

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

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

  Aurora Melbourne Central is a 270.5 meter high residential skyscraper in Melbourne, Australia. It is the third tallest building in Melbourne and the fifth tallest in Australia. Aurora Apartment is on the 69th floor of this building, renovated from 2 single apartments. Caption Modern, luxurious and comfortable interior design suitable for large families.The apartment is arranged in an open space, the function of continuously connecting the rooms, creating flexibility and connection in communication activities between people living in this apartment. Caption Location : 228 La Trobe St, Melbourne VIC 3000Services: interior designFunction : private apartmentClient : PrivateCFA : 150 m2Year : 2017 More

The apartment was presented with a typical layout of 70’s in which it was built, with a long corridor and the various rooms that overlooked. Darragh Hehir Darragh Hehir We have broken this rigid setting going to create fluid and bright spaces; the French oak parquet furnishes the entire apartment while brushstrokes of color and wallpaper with warm tones, go to characterize the different scenery. Darragh Hehir Darragh Hehir At the entrance the niches with shades of powder are the background to a precious collection of ceramics made of Apulian pumi and Sicilian moors, that bringing the origins and traditions of clients in the new Florentine nest. Darragh Hehir Darragh Hehir More

In a dense city like Singapore, apartments that are privy to good views are highly treasured. As such, the gorgeous sea view that this apartment in East Coast offers is something that the homeowner loves. The interior design brief may have been simple – to create a resort-themed home to match the panoramic view – but there is nothing ordinary about this space. The completed space bears no traces of the typical Balinese or rustic look. With its crisp colours and contemporary furnishings, the apartment is a swanky seafront abode. On the ceiling in the living room is a “fresco” of sorts, consisting of wall coverings depicting dramatic tropical foliage. A palette of natural finishes gives this home a breezy feel. These... More

The 13Chenar residential project referred to us when the construction process was suspended due to the client dissatisfaction. The building was designed by bubble deck system which liberates the interior from structural elements and moved them toward the edges of slabs.They just finished the fourth slab when they asked us to revise their project. We refused to design just a simple facade and proposed a serious set of changes both in architecture and facade. Because of the imposed structural system limitation in making hollows, we decided to focus on the edges of the building and define a hierarchy from outside in. In order to do so, we designed all the units requirements in the space between the core and the shear walls and considered the l... More

This 88 square meter Small-Apartment Renovation carried out in the Flemish region of Belgium is an excellent example of contemporary modernism. The tall ceilings, all-white backdrop and neutral accents provide a fine blend of classy sophistication and style. The curated furniture and decor are incredibly trendy, while the open floor plan provides excellent circulation. Bold artwork has been selected to accentuate the austere white ambiance and an intimate terrace carries the same vibe outdoors. More

We designed the apartment with a special sense of love for the family living in it – it was their openness, hospitality and unwavering trust that gave meaning to this project and allowed us to create a space that is in tune with their desires.   In furnishing the previous apartment, the clients swore by a minimalism in white, so we tried to hang onto this softness and freshness as a guiding stylistic principle as we designed the new home, also enhancing the details by means ofpleasant contrasts, soft colours and materials of various textures. By removing the partition wall, we opened up the main horizontal feature from the entrance to the bedroom, thus allowing light to cascade through the entire area. The bedroom, meanwhile,... More