All posts with tag:open space

The starting point for the project of this apartment in the heart of Madrid was a painting by the surrealist artist Giorgio de Chirico from the owner’s collection,’ recalls designer Marta Rayon. The client brought it to the first meeting and made it clear that art should play an important role in the updated design…

American studio Sachs Lindores gave an excellent lesson in how you can transform an old and unremarkable space into a stunning modern home for a sophisticated client. In the past, apart from huge industrial windows and high ceilings, this space in New York could not boast of enviable characteristics – this place used to be…

This coastal home near Barcelona was built in the 1970s but underwent a major renovation a few years ago. The result is amazing: the interiors of the house have become much more comfortable and modern, but at the same time the feeling of a traditional century-old building has also emerged. The design of the interior…

The owners of this cottage in southern Sweden moved here from Norway – perhaps this explains the more modern character of the interiors. The house has elongated barn architecture with a distinctive pitched roof and windows on opposite sides, creating a large open and bright space inside. The interiors have a simple design with clean…

It’s hard to believe, but not so long ago the interiors of this Austin looked very rustic with lots of dark wood and massive, heavy beams on the ceilings. Studio Guild‘s brief was to transform a rustic, rustic space into a bright, modern home with a relaxing Californian feel while retaining its unique Mediterranean features….

This amazing loft is located in the heart of the most prestigious metropolis in the world, New York, and occupies the high ground floor of one of the skyscrapers in Manhattan. With ceilings of unreal height, the No Architecture studio decided to fill the space with an original wooden structure with a net that made…

This Melbourne home is good evidence that stylish modern design can be warm and inviting. The first reason for this is the abundant use of natural wood, in particular on the floor and ceiling, not counting wooden furniture. In addition, the facing brick was also selected in a pleasant beige shade, which certainly adds warmth….

Susi Leeton architects and landscape designers worked together to seamlessly integrate this modern concrete and glass house in Melbourne into the local environment. Living vegetation on the roof, as well as a variety of trees growing close to the house, advantageously hide the building from prying eyes and enhance unity with the flora. The home’s…

This stunning family home in San Francisco is the perfect blend of Californian relaxation and trendy Australian design. Hugh-Jones Mackintosh studio that worked on the project is originally from Australia and their head office is in Sydney, but the designers recently decided to expand the geography of their interiors. Taking into account the similarity of…

This small apartment in Kyiv is the quintessence of minimal design. Flat surfaces, white walls, light micro cement flooring – the space seems sterile, there are not even shelves to put decor on. The housing is one open space where the bedroom can be separated from the living room and kitchen using fabric roller blinds….