Pink

Roger Ferris + Partners designed three structures set in a grassy field just steps from the Atlantic Ocean. In contrast to the typical 1950s-inspired renovated beach cottage, and in dialogue with a pink Corian-clad pool, the newest addition to the collection, the Pink House, transforms a compact site into a harmonious beachfront retreat and a model for sustainable coastal living. Chris Cooper The house, clad in a metal high gloss panel, matches the color of the pool. At dawn and again at dusk, they reflect Sagaponack’s familiar pale rose-colored skies. The three-level 1,400-square-foot serene pool house balances form, function, and environmental stewardship. With a goal of minimizing its visual footprint, the pool house is stack... More

The apartment is located in Rome, in the historic San Lorenzo district, in an early 20th century building. It was renovated with the aim of obtaining a flexible home, distorting the original layout to have a fluid space and correcting the clear separation between the rooms. Ammodostudio Ammodostudio Ammodostudio To obtain the new circular configuration we worked by eliminating doors and formal separations between the rooms, opening new passages in the walls and creating a layout where there is no clear distinction between the distribution space and the main rooms. The kitchen itself was designed between the living area and the entrance/corridor, thus giving the perception of being in a complex and larger space. Ammodostud... More

The CHOC house, a four-story house previously designed in a rustic style and plagued by numerous infrastructure issues, underwent a comprehensive redesign and renovation process. Karin Ravenna This extensive renovation project breathed new life into the home, removing old interior partitions and a harmonious blend of straight lines and soft, round details.  Karin Ravenna The result is a minimalistic and modern space, drenched in monochromatic grays and chocolate hues with subtle hints of orange and pink.  Karin Ravenna Natural, exposed materials such as stone, wood, stainless steel, brass, and glass contribute to its unique character. Karin Ravenna The Entrance & Lower Levels:  The entrance level... More

Step into the charming world of Pasticceria by Il Calcio, nestled in the heart of Bucharest's Old Town. Completed in 2021, this exquisite 120 sqm space perfectly marries refined pastry creations with a decor that transports you to a bygone era. The concept intertwines elegance and artistry, offering a symphony of flavors within a meticulously crafted interior. Mihai Georgiadi Drawing inspiration from French-Retro aesthetics, the furnishing style takes a delightful reinterpretation. Immerse yourself in the warmth of oak wood, adorned with intricate decorative profiles that exude timeless sophistication. Velvet upholstery beckons you to indulge in comfort, while smoked mirrors cast an ethereal charm throughout. Mihai Georgiadi Eve... More

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. The whole place is old, yet unused for years. The old stuff was kept as much as possible and it was not easy to deal with it: the marble floor had lots of missing parts, the concrete pillars were full of scrap from tile adhesive. Vladimir Mindru Vladimir Mindru The metal entrance door was a delight when it was brought back to light. The new is young and playful: a colorful artistic mural, pink tones on the central pillars, posters with bittersweet messages. The part we borrowed is the well-known Danish relaxation. We wanted it to be found in the bar’s atmosphere, like the owners transposed it in the served coffee and food. Unpretentious, but bold. The blue is... More

There was no such thing as 'too much' for this truly one-of-a-kind condo in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood; these amazing clients truly love mixing colors and patterns. We partnered with DeForest Architects and Lochart-Suver to realize this unique residence. We designed several custom furniture pieces for the space - including a sectional, ottomans, tables - utilizing high end textiles, bright resin, and dichroic glass so every element of the home feels special. Grayscale Design Studio John Granen The home's bar is anything but ordinary. Perfect for entertaining a fun-loving crowd, the ceiling and wall panels provide a multi-colored light show that coordinates with music. John Granen John Granen We designed custom ele... More

New York, second decade of the twentieth century. The sale of alcohol is prohibited and the so-called "speakeasy" or clandestine slums, bars behind closed doors, exclusive and where only a few have access. The imprint that these clandestine spaces left was such that since then all cities have their exclusive secret bar, and Malaga was not going to be less. In recent years, the offer of bars, restaurants, pubs and discos is booming, the center of Malaga capital, increasingly cosmopolitan, offers a great diversity of peculiar places. To this leisure offer is added a new business model, recently opened, located in the heart of Malaga's nightlife, a few steps from the popular Plaza de La Merced. The clueless passerby will run into a small fast-... More

Block colours, frames, cubes & hidden spaces features in a 100 sqm renovated apartment in the heart of Tel Aviv.  Yael Perry was initially asked to create private spaces that will be able to transform & be a part of the public space as well as working spots at the living area. all internal partitions were removed & new custom made carpentry & pivot doors redefined the private spaces. A 6 meter floor-to-ceiling unit defines the master suite by wooden panelling & metal frames including integrated wooden closing system. At the master bathroom, 3d cubes were custom made for wet & dry seats. The cubes were covered with pink acrylic plaster to suit the humid climate and create a rough seat in the shower. The kitc... More

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A MINIMAL FANTASY in the heart of Madrid, two streets away from the door of the sun where a place to dream is hidden, a tunnel of time and color that immerses you in a surreal world. PBStudio has designed the renovation of this 55m house with the intention of taking us out of the daily routine of our lives and entering for a moment into a surreal and extravagant world. It is a house destined to the vacacional rent and we wanted that from a practical distribution (two dormitories, two baths, kitchen and hungry hall) everything the rest we had clear that it would be an aesthetic madness looked for to dislocate to which they inhabit it temporarily under our manifesto of the three S's (Surprise, singularity and sense)   Satin curtains, i... More

Atelier Tobia Zambotti designed a minimalist-pop apartment in Reykjavík, an exotic oasis in the northernmost capital of the World. The design, from the layout to the choice of colours and finishes, addresses the problem of living in the North by creating clean and simple spaces enlivened by exotic touches and accents of colour. It reflects the client’s easy-going lifestyle by playing with ingenuity and eccentricity within a stark framework of white surfaces and bespoke italian furniture. The design baseline, with its aseptic clean lines and finishes, acts as a background for the key features to come into prominence, along with the life that will inhabit these spaces, of which the numerous plants are just the first sign traced... More

Miya is a fast casual restaurant located in the historic center of Florence, a few steps from the Santa Maria Novella station, specializing in oriental cuisine.  Characterized by a fresh image and energetic colors, it draws the attention of the locals and travelers who frequent the street that connects the station to the Central Market of San Lorenzo.  We have taken some typical elements of oriental restaurants (such as the use of ceramic coating, wood, bamboo, hanging lamps, vertical signs), rereading them in a contemporary key, with a captivating and impacting color palette, far from stereotypes.  The challenge that we were called upon to face was on the times, the restaurant has opened to the public in just over a month... More

Restore means to work with the history of what we have inherited from the past and, simply, make it look towards the future... That requires looking back with affection but without nostalgia.   When we were asked to carry out the restoration of "LH135" building, as opposed to completely transforming the spaces, our main concept sought to embrace the valuable elements of the original industrial design and made them look towards the future. Originally designed by an engineer, during our first visit to LH135 we found an old industrial building, characterized by a concrete structure of regular columns and beams, terrazzo floor tiles pavement, a granite lobby and an imposing limestone façade.    We decided to restore all these elements and leave... More