Private villa

Located in the Poetto district of Cagliari (Sardinia, Italy), a short distance from the long coastal strip that defines one of the city’s most recognizable landscapes, the villa originates from the transformation of an existing structure dating back to the late 1930s, offering an opportunity to reflect on the theme of transformation. The project, developed under the direction of Armando Bruno for Studio Marco Piva, treats the existing building as working material rather than something to be replicated or restored. The aim is not to reconstruct a presumed original authenticity, but to redefine the relationship between architecture, domestic space, and landscape through a comprehensive process of rewriting the building organism. Mau... More

The project reinterprets an existing villa through a new exterior concept that establishes a dialogue between contemporary architecture and Middle Eastern spatial traditions. Rather than altering the structure, the intervention focuses on redefining the architectural language and atmosphere. AIYA Bureau AIYA Bureau The original composition of smooth white volumes is enriched with layered elements — arched openings, textured surfaces, and softened geometries — introducing depth and a more contextual expression. These references are translated in a restrained, contemporary manner, balancing regional identity with modern clarity. AIYA Bureau Outdoor spaces are central to the concept. Terraces, shaded dining areas,... More

Situated on the shore of Lake Kawaguchiko, the renovated traditional Japanese residence functions as a whole-house rental villa for guests and animals. Its orientation toward Mount Fuji provides direct views and straightforward access to local amenities. The ORTA’s design responds to the site through spatial reconfiguration and climate-adaptive features, prioritising security and comfort. Named ICHI ‘En’, the project focuses on privacy, convenience, and a direct connection to the landscape. Yukinao Hirai ❌︎ Remove Applied Products block will be inserted here   Spatial composition and passive strategies in one-room The ORTA’s architectural strategy uses an open-plan layout to connect interior an... More

Villa Mirabel is an integrated design project in which Varaschin redefined the dialogue between indoor and outdoor spaces. The intervention was driven by the need to ensure stylistic continuity with the architecture, introducing solutions that combine comfort, high-quality materials, and contemporary lines. Varaschin Within the project, Varaschin incorporated iconic pieces such as the TIBIDABO Daybed and the CRICKET Dining Armchair: the furniture defines the lounge and dining areas, creating harmonious and functional settings where design becomes a defining element of the space. The spatial design revolves around the concept of continuous living, where furniture and architecture interact seamlessly. The shapes, materials, and proport... More

TURKS VILLA Refined island living, effortlessly curated This villa brings together the relaxed rhythm of life in Turks and Caicos with carefully curated interiors, designed for refined living and effortless relaxation. Every detail has been considered to create a space that feels elevated yet genuinely welcoming—a home that invites you to slow down and stay. Designed for multi-generational living, the project places shared experience at its center. The outdoor lounge becomes the heart of the villa, furnished with Milos, whose generous proportions and calm materiality encourage comfort and togetherness. Gatsby tables complete the setting, introducing a refined, architectural rhythm that organizes the space while remaining visually ligh... More

This villa explores a contemporary interpretation of Mediterranean minimalism through its interiors. The project was conceived as a sanctuary of calm, where natural light, tactile materials, and precise detailing work together to create an atmosphere of understated luxury. The interior design is guided by the principle of serenity through simplicity. Spaces are defined by a warm and natural palette, with oak wood as the protagonist. Vertical wooden slats articulate walls, doors, and built-in furniture, bringing rhythm and texture to the interiors. The continuity of materials across rooms enhances the sense of flow and unity, while neutral plastered surfaces and soft textiles complement the tactile warmth of wood. Nick Tranakas Nick... More

Perched on the hill of Maje e Zeze near Peja, this contemporary house integrates rural and urban sensibilities, reflecting the untamed landscape and fragmented topography of the Rugova mountains. Conceived as a symbiotic entity with the environment, the house accentuates the dramatic landscape through a single underline effect, creating a new and harmonious whole. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption With a modest living area of 450 m2, the design prioritises protection against northern winds, orienting the structure southwestward to provide shelter while capitalising on breathtaking views. The house emerges as a dramatic landscape manipulation, offering periodic refuge within its organised spaces and rational l... More

Ashen Villa is a contemporary villa project designed for a client based in Riyadh, specializing in stone products. The goal was to create a space that blends cutting-edge architecture with the client's business, highlighting his company's products and reflecting cultural sensitivity to the region. The project involves both architecture and interior design, built from scratch by YODEZEEN with a turnkey solution. Caption The core idea behind Ashen Villa was to integrate functional adaptability within the living spaces. The client was given the flexibility to choose how each room could evolve over time. For example, bedrooms can be converted into offices or children's rooms, depending on future needs. The design emphasizes fluidity, with... More

The Omer Sheikh Villa, envisioned by COOOP Designed, is a testament to innovative residential design tailored for a family's unique needs in Lahore, Pakistan. Situated within a sprawling plot of land, the villa embraces a holistic approach that seamlessly integrates with the natural surroundings. A significant portion of the land is dedicated to lush landscaping, creating a tranquil oasis that serves as a backdrop for the fragmented residential units. Omer Sheikh Villa | COOOP™ | Design for Behaviour™ The design revolves around the principle of connectivity and openness, fostering a harmonious relationship between the built environment and nature. By fragmenting the living spaces into three independent units, the design no... More

There are many styles available for furnishing a luxury environment, but only one name unites the luxury lighting and design of these environments: Karman, whose designer lamps are able to offer not only functional but artistic and decorative lighting, as in the lighting design projects created for luxury structures in Ibiza.As you surely know, Ibiza is one of the Balearic islands, surrounded by nature and rich in culture, as well as fun, both day and night. Land declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the beauty of its beaches and coves rival that of the inland landscapes: pure pleasure for the eye and the senses.In a context like this, light plays an important role, both in functionality and design, especially because we are talking about... More

Located at the Southeast part of Karpathos, this site is already gifted with a wide view of the sea and the warm Aegean sunset. An 11-luxury villa development is strategically laid on the 6,530 sqm site while its landscape follows the natural topography allowing a centered green courtyard to develop as a breathing space between the volumes. The 11 villas make their appearance on the perimeter of the site, positioned in a way to allow endless views from all residences while providing privacy between the guests. A separated but well-connected building completes the hospitality experience by housing necessary common use facilities, a welcome hall, a breakfast veranda, and other supporting facilities. A conversation between dark and light vol... More

The traditional courtyard concept was implemented vertically as per the client’s ideation to stick to his roots. The playful arrangement of the spaces created a central breakout zone which acts as a transition in between the levels. In this design strategy, the transitional spaces such as the staircase and double height space form an axis that provides a visual connectivity. This transition space allows the people to connect visually not just horizontally but also vertically. This common transition on the floors has segregated the active and passive spaces of a residence. All the spaces are lit with the natural light blushing the rare walls with interesting sciography throughout the day via the skylight. This is defined by the play... More

This villa is designed on a 30×40 plot facing West in Bijapur. The rooms of this 3BHK villa are naturally lit through the uniquely designed courtyards. The front facade of the building is designed with cement fiber board vertical fins undulating at different viewpoints keeping in mind both aesthetics as well as thermal values pertaining on the site. More

MONO architects took a minimalist approach and removed all layers of excess, getting to the heart of what’s important: stunning views from each room.   Measuring 725 square meters, this one-storey residence keeps in close contact with its natural environment, channeling the energy of the earth. From the entrance of the home to the adjoining rooms, fantastic views abound.   In addition to a full suite of rooms one would expect for a country home, the villa is accented with a home spa, complete with a marble hammam, salt sauna, jacuzzi and a space for solitude.   “Return home to a place of Zen.” This was the mantra used when designing INFINITY VILLA. Inspired by the bounty of pine forest views and natura... More