Projects

ARQUID architecture studio rehabilitates the interior of an old Galician manor house, adapting it to current needs without losing its rural essence.

The challenges that NOA embraced when designing its new headquarters in Bolzano involved reimagining workspaces while embodying its own architectural vision.

In Porto Rotondo, one of the most exclusive destinations in Sardinia, in a silent area away from the spotlight, Alvisi Kirimoto presents Villa S — a winding residence overlooking the sea, with a breathtaking view of the Golfo degli Aranci.

Surrounded by the enchanting landscape of the Catalan coast, “MED” is the apartment owned by a painter, recently renovated by Maribel Caballero and Ismael Barajas of the CírculoCuadrado studio. The heart of the living area is the kitchen, featuring an island covered in Lapitec sintered stone.

High craftsmanship, made in Italy, experience, passion, unparalleled quality. There are many values that Kiton – high tailoring Italian brand - and Fantini Mosaici have in common.

L35 Architects presents the architectural and interior design endeavor 'Village Verde Sotogrande'; a testament to a model that provides the same privacy and comfort as a single-family home, within a residential block.

Revisiting and updating in a modern key the lifestyle of a region rich in traditions, culture and artistic sense and contaminating its contents through ideas of cosmopolitanism: these are just some of the elements that inspired this project.

Bernhardt&Vella designed the interior of Casa Rugiano, a space dedicated to showcasing the brand's furniture within the company, presenting a vision of luxurious and sophisticated living. Some of Rugiano's most distinctive products interact with architectural elements that make a strong statement, along with custom-made furniture and unique pieces.

In Inca, in the heart of the island of Mallorca, Chiara Ferrari has recently breathed new life into a leather factory dating back to 1934, in a renovation project steeped in refined minimalism that celebrates its industrial essence.

Located in a courtyard in the centre of Turin and originally used as a body shop, Loft M50 is the result of a renovation and redevelopment project by the interior designer Paola Marè.

Situated in the iconic Parco Vittoria complex, this Milanese apartment seamlessly melds curated catalog items with custom elements, creating a distinctive and intimate balance. The project has been meticulously crafted by the interior designer Matteo Lualdi of LualdiMeraldi Studio.

Decocer ceramic tiles clad the main façade of an authentic tavern, Trenkaclosques, "groundbreaking and rogue" as it calls itself. The highly glazed olive-green tiles fill the space with light and colour, giving it a great personality. A project made to measure with small format pieces from the firm Decocer and designed by Armonic Consultores (technical projects, works and installations).

The historic Palazzo Venezia, a building erected at the end of the 19th century based on a design by architect Luca Beltrami, formerly the headquarters of Generali Assicurazioni, reopened its doors.

The design of the open park villa is tailored to the diversity of it's environment. The interplay of greenery, varied ground levels, and long sightlines creates a diverse living experience. The spread-out living floorplan on the ground floor forms as one connective space in the interior, unlike the fragmented uniformity of a single compact exterior volume.

With a neo-industrial inspiration, the design combines metals with natural materials in 790 square metre premises.

The owners, originally from Mexico and Galicia, wanted their new home to reflect their roots through the colours of WOW’s tiles. Madrid-based interior design studio Sierra+De La Higuera was responsible for revamping the whole apartment.

Designed by Paco Galiñanes Estudio, it recovers an old building and its subsequent extensions to revitalize this coastal area of the Ría de Pontevedra.

This project by the Interior Designer Francesca Gilardi of Gilardi Interiors on Staging in Milan involved an entire 180 square metre apartment on two levels connected by a staircase, with the living area on the bottom level and access to a small terrace on the upper level under the roof.

Piuarch presents the project for the new Culture Hub of Venaria Reale, a coordinated initiative of urban regeneration and social innovation.

Câpsula introduces a new typology of premium tiny houses to inspire new ways to live well. Superior tiny homes, simply featuring essentials. The Dutch design label is initiated by award-winning i29 architects and kicks off during Dutch Design Week ’23.