Projects

The Morton family opened the first Brigantine restaurant on Shelter Island, San Diego, in 1969. Built with a vision that embraced the beach town lifestyle, The Brigantine Restaurants became a local staple for fresh seafood, steaks and chops, friendly and knowledgeable service and warm, inviting facilities.

The interior designers customised the pool, using ONIX glass mosaic tiles to create straight and curved shapes in the style of the swinging sixties. The project by Cuarto Interior has been nominated for the Restaurant & Bar Design Awards and the International Hotel & Property Awards 2023.

Lake Garda, with its breathtaking views and the amazing locations around it, has always been a privileged destination for those who wish to experience an unforgettable holiday in Italy. Between the shores of this enchanting lake rises a new gem of the hospitality: the 5-star Gardea Soulfamily Resort.

The new “reflection” house conceived by AUN Design Studio is built on the original ground of the existing house in Bangkok.

Relaxation in the middle of the Alps surrounded by picturesque mountains. This dream has become reality with Chalet D in the Austrian Alps.

Serena Confalonieri announces her first interior design project: a 25-seat boutique restaurant close to Milan. The concept behind 13.10 Ristorante combines the designer's ironic and colorful stylistic approach with chef Marcello Passoni's gastronomic philosophy that includes Km0 ingredients and cultural influences from all over the world.

After twenty years of living, travelling and adventuring in Asia and Oceania, the person who returns from a journey is not the same as the one who left. In its latest work, NOA takes up the fascinating story of the client and, on the occasion of her return to Innsbruck, creates an exclusive interior design reminiscent of faraway atmospheres.

Following comprehensive renovation work that fully complied with the restrictions imposed by the Superintendency of Fine Arts, Palazzo Salviati Cesi Mellini has reopened as Six Senses Rome, the global luxury accommodation brand’s first hotel in an Italian city.

This detached villa stands in the heart of Litago nature reserve at the foot of Mount Moncayo, in the province of Zaragoza (Spain). It was designed by Sergio Sebastián, an architect from the same area. The home blends in beautifully with the surrounding landscape, partly thanks to the use of tiles by Gres Aragón.

Pan's architectural project stems from the desire to create a physical and material transposition of the innovative format of the place: Pan is a bakery, kitchen and wine bar, a neighborhood place born from the collaboration between the Japanese chef Yoji Tokuyoshi and Alice Yamada, with the goal of democratizing Japanese culture.

A historic family hotel in the Pustertal valley has been extended and redesigned by studio NOA. The new
wave deck embeds it into the landscape and makes it a place for sports and entertainment. Where you can
ski, skate or walk in the middle of the Alpine nature.

The kitchen in pastel colours, with a sintered stone top in Bianco Assoluto, is the beating heart of a passive house in the mountains.

Alvisi Kirimoto and Studio Gemma complete a new nature-inspired learning centre with environmentally friendly Kebony wood cladding.

Concrete is thrilled to announce the opening of a new location for Zoku, the award-winning hotel brand known for its innovative approach to hospitality and the future of work. With three locations already in Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Vienna, the Zoku family now expands to Paris.

Living in Alentejo, the latest project of Studio Joana Aranha, is a stunning renovation of a historic 400m2 single-story house in the Portuguese countryside, that has family, functionality, and joy at its core.

In March, the Radisson Collection Hotel, Santa Sofia Milano opened. An architecture and interior design project for the hotel rooms designed by Studio Marco Piva. The project was realized by Concreta, an interior contractor company that provided a turnkey service.

As part of the Re-enchanting Villa Medici project, the French Academy in Rome is pleased to unveil the new design of its historic rooms, the artistic direction of which has been entrusted to India Mahdavi.

Distinctive shapes, large windows and a smart
approach in the choice and combination of
materials characterise this detached house designed
by the firm Bruno Vanbesien Architects, from
Brussels, Belgium. The architects chose HIMACS for
the worktops in the kitchen and both bathrooms.

Inspired by the mission to better connect the burgeoning Groningen district, and to transform it into an interactive social space, De Zwarte Hond was commissioned by real estate developer MWPO to design a multifunctional and adaptive central building for the neighbourhood.

Porto, Portugal – Cabo de Vila house is
a stunning residential project located in
the picturesque hilltop town of Paredes, a
municipality belonging to the Porto district.