Monthly Archives: March 2021

Casa Protegida by Alberto Facundo Arquitectura

Casa Protegida is a project designed by Alberto Facundo Arquitectura. The protected house that returns to its origins. Located in a quiet neighborhood in Valencia, this house combines tradition and modernity in the same space. Photography by German Cabo

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Garden apartment apartment by Carolina Bordonco

This 100 m² garden apartment is a project designed by Carolina Bordonco was a very special project for interior designer Carolina Bordonco: the property belongs to a childhood friend and she just wanted to enter her new home when everything was ready. And so it was done. Not before the resident made some requests: the main reference for the decor was a Provencal style, with a mixture of classic, rustic, wood and a lot of coziness. She had also already chosen the model of the dining table and wanted a “farmsink” on the kitchen island. The vat even gained prominence on the bench designed by the architect. Photography by Kadu Lopes.

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Apartment in RC Heart of Moscow by WOWDOM

Apartment in RC Heart of Moscow is a project designed by WOWDOM and covers an area of 70m2. Photography by Mikhail Stepanov

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House in Santarém by dp Arquitectos

The house designed by dp Arquitectos is located on the perimeter of an allotment, overlooking the countryside. It is organized with service area on the North side, social area in the center, and a bedroom area on the other end, all facing the generous patio with swimming pool. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio.

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Apartment from 1936 by Loft Kolasiński

The apartment designed by Loft Kolasiński is located in a two-family house from 1936, in the Żoliborz neighbourhood. The project included a general renovation of all rooms, partial reconstruction, conversion of the attic into an additional office with a toilet and the concept of small architecture in the garden. Photography by Joel Hauck

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The Angel Empire by YODEZEEN

YODEZEEN created a mind-bending and airy interior for a venture investor, a beauty connoisseur; a place where the sky is only one-step away. Every time unexpected and new, this time the light interior by YODEZEEN became truly special. Cold air shades, impenetrable darkness geometry, and the charm of a woman. The Angel’s Empire is about our sight of the heavens and how we build them. Photography by Sergey Krasyuk.

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Apartment by GAO architects

The starting point of this interior design by GAO architects was to enlarge the living space and expand the dining area with a reflection niche while at the same time creating a connection with a sharply cut and long hallway leading to the more intimate parts of the apartment. We wanted to create a homely interior that is functional, beautiful as well as soothing and serves as a space for relaxation and recharging. Photography by Miran Kambič.

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Bawa House by Alter & Company

The design of this urban house designed by Alter & Company reinvigorates a 1960’s detached house situated in the hidden corner of an otherwise forgotten street. Inspired by Sri Lanka style architecture where the very essence of making architecture is about balancing building and landscape – living more in nature.

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Argyll House by Patalab Architecture

Argyll House is a project designed by Patalab Architecture. Extensive refurbishment and remodelling of this five storey, 150 year old town house situated in the heart of Kensington Conservation Area, included the construction of new lower ground floor extensions to both the front and rear as well as the erection of a new roof structure to provide additional space for a young growing family. Photography by Lyndon Douglas.

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Erskineville House by Kreis Grennan Architecture

Erskineville House is a project designed by Kreis Grennan Architecture. After careful examination and trepidation, the existing dilapidated weatherboard cottage, was replaced to make way for a new four-bedroom home. Photography by Douglas Frost

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