Residential interior

JS House is a contemporary home designed around comfort, simplicity, and modern living. The interiors combine warm materials, soft tones, clean lines, and thoughtful details to create a welcoming and elegant atmosphere.  Dhwanish Shah Dhwanish Shah Each space is carefully planned to balance functionality with a timeless aesthetic, making the home both practical and comfortable for everyday life. Dhwanish Shah Dhwanish Shah Dhwanish Shah More

This residential interior project in Coral Gables explores a warm contemporary atmosphere defined by natural light, openness, and refined material contrasts. Seraro by Ramical The design integrates the kitchen and living areas into a fluid open-plan layout that enhances spatial continuity and everyday functionality. Neutral tones, natural wood, and stone textures create a calm and timeless interior language. Seraro by Ramical Custom built-in elements subtly define the architecture of the space while maintaining a cohesive and elegant residential environment. Seraro by Ramical More

  Minimal Muse is a residence designed as a quiet retreat away from the pace of city life. The interior language is rooted in calm, muted tones with an emphasis on natural texture. Stone, wood, and soft fabrics create a warm and grounded atmosphere, while clean lines and thoughtful detailing keep the spaces light and uncluttered. Caption Caption   The home opens with a warm entry and a compact prayer niche that brings a gentle moment of pause. The living and dining area is shaped around diffused daylight that filters through sheer curtains, softening every surface. Custom furniture with rounded silhouettes and layered earthy hues gives the space a relaxed yet refined character. Caption Caption Each bedroom... More

“The house, nestled atop the mountain, aims to embody a refined and tasteful standard of luxurious living while adopting a subtle approach. The focus was on crafting elegance at its peak.”— Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro The Light Particles The Light Particles The Light Particles “Our design is centered around an elegant staircase which links the upper floor's private spaces such as a lounge, an entertainment room, and several bedrooms. This design caters to the family's enjoyment of art, antiques, and leisure activities while prioritising wellbeing.”— Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro The Light Particles The Light Particles The Light Particles We h... More

Studio ST Architects renovated a pre-war Manhattan penthouse apartment to accommodate a multi-generational, Asia-based family and highlight the wrap-around views of Central Park. Studio ST Architects collaborated with interior designer Atelier + Concept to create a classy and fresh interior which mixes “high” and “low” cost elements. Angela Hau & Alex Krauss The apartment layout was reconfigured to create a clear and simple circulation, separating the public spaces from the three bedrooms and creating an en-suite primary bathroom. A new foyer was introduced—clad in antique mirrors and De Gournay wallpaper—which leads to the long hallway that acts as the apartment spine, punctuated by a series of... More

“Inspired by the story of a majestic tree in the heart of the residential development, we invented a forest of timber columns to organise the functional spaces of the sales gallery, and to create a meandering experience for the visitors’s journey.” - Kenny Kinugasa-Tsui, co-founder of Bean Buro  Bean Buro “It makes us so happy to hear the positive feedback from the client team; that our design was so well received in terms of customer experience, colour scheme, efficiency and effectiveness of the design!” - Lorène Faure, co-founder of Bean Buro Bean Buro Bean Buro The Brief: A space to inspire Bean Buro was tasked with designing a 10,226sqft (950sqm) sales gallery, taking over a wh... More

A young couple bought a part of a historic industrial building in Vienna’s upcoming second district. Formerly used as a machine factory and temporarily as an art gallery, they planned to convert the space into their private living apartment. The space is characterized by a base area of approximeately 100 sqm, one row of ornamented steel columns in the middle axis and a ceiling height of over 5 metres. The conceptual design is based on the idea of forming different areas of unexceptional functions with a minimum of architectural intervention. The basic volumes by program are the entrance-, kitchen- and living area, a bedroom, a bathroom, a working area and a guest room. They are separated from each other by only three interlinked slabs... More

A 2300 square foot loft with 450 square foot multi-purpose outdoor terrace space designed to maximize the open space and high slab-to-slab ceilings for the public areas and to maintain long diagonal views through the space. Eisner Design aesthetic exemplified in the sweeping, curved, polished plaster wall that dramatizes the open-plan dining area. Soft to the eye, with a sculpture-like feel, the curved wall tapers back as it meets the kitchen to optimize freedom of movement at the kitchen’s two entrance points. A bedroom that shares the wall is more spacious where the wall bows out and then tapers in slightly at the end of the closest to the kitchen where space is less useful. The dinning area is positioned intentionally as the center of ho... More

The progress achieved by systematic research will give birth to a dictionary of elements that, developed further, will lead to a “grammar”.W. Kandinsky, 1924, “Point and Line to Plane” A. ANALYSIS1.  A groundbreaking architectural vocabularyDefining the POINT and the LINE, W. Kandinsky and P. Klee have identified rich symbolic and conceptual content to these archetypal engravings. With their theoretical and painting work, the modern masters of abstraction laid the principles for a methodical composition on canvas, based on these primary Elements.What would the content of this radical vocabulary be if, reductively in some way, it was to be extended to the "3D canvas"?Extruded to the third dimension, the POINT, the LINE and the... More

Project Name:   7:37' House & Studio Category:   Interior Design Completion Date:   June 02, 2015 Project Area:   122 m2    Country :   Iran Company Name: AshariArchitects Design : AmirHossein Ashari Design co - worker : Zahra Jafari - Mostafa Yektarzade Construction: Saeed Jamali - Nima Asadi - Aida Bazoobandi 3D modeling : Mostafa Yektarzade - saleh banisefat Photography: Aida Bazoobandi - Zahra Jafari Accessory : Sahar Gharaei   A different house for a different family The approach for this project was initially started from the time when a family from the U.A.E was willing to spend their holiday by purchasing a property in Shi... More

Text description provided by the architects. In Gheisizadeh residential apartment project, our main effort was to provide the maximum possible outdoor space to the residents, while creating the maximum visual privacy from outside to inside. The initial idea was to create a flexible and variable building façade. The intention was to reach the desired result by changing the openings, "While giving the residents the right to choose their level of privacy".The effort was to, while respecting the introversion aspect of the residential units, consider implementing a terrace to protect the disturbing severe direct sunlight in summer and benefit from the sunlight in the cold weather of winter because of the warm and dry climate of Shiraz. As a resu... More

Text description provided by the architects. The Safari Residential Project is located at the southeast of Shiraz, one of the oldest part of the city. Today, the attention of the architects in the city is more focused on the wealthy areas and there is a lack of innovative projects in such poor areas. The site context’s situation is in decline, and architecture is being oblivious, which has affected the city fabric structure and visual aspect of the region. To this end, the initial perspective on the creation of this project is a slight attempt to revive the recession situation of the design site.The idea of the design was based on creating a connecting and reliant element on all floors. This central element, which is in the inner shell of t... More