With 200 square meters and double-height ceilings, the project designed by Studio Julliana Camargo is located in the Campo Belo neighborhood of São Paulo reflects the personality of a family of four with warmth and creativity. Photography by Maíra Acayaba and Marco Antonio.
Once upon a treetop is a project designed by AODA Design. “The clients, two roommates with four cats and two medium-to-large dogs, previously lived in a rental property where all animals shared the same space, lacking vertical separation. This led to issues between the cats and dogs, especially affecting a three-legged cat, which required regular behavioral counseling. Photography by Studio YHLAA.
The house on the flow is a project designed by Space Factory. How can a newly-built apartment become an authentic place that truly reflects its inhabitants? That’s the question we asked ourselves—and to answer it, we imagined the “House on the Flow.” Photography by Space Factory.
LM Apartment is a project designed by Zalc Arquitetura. With 142 m², the 1980s property gains a new atmosphere through the expressive use of stainless steel, wood, and glass, along with custom solutions that reinforce the project’s identity. Photography by Guilherme Pucci.
Located next to Ibirapuera Park – one of the most visited parks in Latin America – the RAL Apartment, a project designed by Patricia Martinez Arquitetura, offers an experience of living in harmony with nature in the middle of the city of São Paulo, in Brazil. Photography by Fran Parente.
In the heart of a bustling city, a serene tree-lined avenue inspired architect Raz Melamed’s design for an apartment nestled within the urban landscape of Tel Aviv. A couple in their 50s acquired a shell-stage apartment with a rooftop, intended for themselves and their grown sons who had left home. They requested a guest area separate from the bedrooms, a study, and a guest room with a bathroom that could also serve as an independent facility. Additionally, they desired a large pool and a utility kitchen alongside the main kitchen. Photography by Amit Geron.
The Break Residence is a project designed by MU Architecture. Built on the shore of Lake Revdor in the Laurentians, the Break Residence reveals its different faces depending on whether it is discovered from the water or the ground. Encapsulating the idea of “home”, this luxurious residence aids in fulfilling a man’s wish to build his final home on the land of his ancestors. Opening itself up over three levels, this spacious home serves as a place of welcoming and gathering for the small community formed by the few neighboring houses. Photography by Ulysse Lemerise Bouchard.
Oak Forest is a project designed by AODA Design. While getting to know the clients and discussing their needs, we deeply felt the warmth of their family and the intimacy of their lifestyle. They also strongly appreciate the richness that diverse colors bring to daily life, which inspired us to create a vibrant and engaging environment. As a result, we used warm wood veneer as the foundation for the overall material and color scheme, incorporating a deep emerald green that resonates with their love for nature. In the details, we selected stainless steel with a metallic luster, adding visual highlights and layers to the space while showcasing a harmonious blend of local Taiwanese characteristics with modern design elements. Photography by ivanchuang.
The CR apartment, designed by Zalc Arquitetura in São Paulo, features integrated social areas and natural textures to create a contemporary space with a countryside feel. The 190 m² project was customized to meet the couple’s wishes, including a gourmet kitchen and a walk-in closet, with creative solutions and bespoke furniture. The result reflects a strong collaboration between clients and architects, blending aesthetics, functionality, and a unique identity. Photography by Alexandre Disaro.
Trueman Court Luxury Serviced Apartments by EK Design is reenvisioned from a 19th-century brewery in Liverpool. During the renovation, EK Design employed an artistic approach to spatial design, striking a balance between tradition and modernity. Six distinctive apartment themes were carefully curated, creating a “home-like” retreat for travelers while ensuring the long-term operational vitality and profitability of the project. Photography by Yushi Li, Mao Hua, JAGA Group Developments
