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  • Marble Benchtop

    Top 5 Marble Benchtop Colors Trending This Year

    When it comes to timeless elegance and modern luxury, nothing elevates a kitchen or bathroom quite like a marble benchtop. But with so many stunning shades and patterns available, choosing the right color can be overwhelming, especially with trends shifting each year.  Whether you’re planning a renovation or simply dreaming of your next design project, […] More

  • Reimagining a Fisherman’s House in Cadaqués Through Light and History

    Tucked into a quiet pedestrian square in the historic town of Cadaqués, a once-crumbling fisherman’s house has been brought back to life through a sensitive renovation by architects Bea Portabella and Jordi Pagès. The project revives the home’s original character while reconfiguring it for modern living, maintaining a close dialogue with the town’s vernacular fabric. […] More

  • Echo Villa by Peny Hsieh Interiors Responds to the Mountain

    Peny Hsieh Interiors has unveiled Echo Villa, a 990-square-meter private residence in Taipei completed in January 2025. Tucked into a mountainous landscape, the villa draws conceptual and formal inspiration from the shifting contours of its natural surroundings. Rather than imposing a fixed architectural narrative, the design responds to its environment with sculptural subtlety and flowing […] More

  • La Flèche by MU Architecture Redefines the Modern Chalet

    La Flèche, a lakeside residence designed by MU Architecture, offers a refined reinterpretation of the mountain chalet. Nestled into the wild, forested slopes above Lake Tremblant, the home merges geometric rigor with immersive natural comfort, creating a legacy residence where architecture becomes an extension of land, sky, and memory. HOUSING The structure unfolds across two […] More

  • Framing the Horizon: Le Pâturage by MUUK Architecture

    Set against the expanse of an agricultural field in Bolton-Ouest, Quebec, Le Pâturage is a contemporary country residence designed by MUUK Architecture that speaks fluently in the language of its environment. Completed in 2025, the 5,110-square-foot home is shaped by a clear intention: to honor the quiet dignity of rural forms while crafting a sophisticated […] More

  • Casa Teruel by Jorge Borondo and Ana Petra Moriyón

    In the heart of Madrid’s Tetuán neighborhood, an area defined by its architectural dissonance and cultural flux, Casa Teruel emerges as a compelling study in adaptive reuse. Designed by Jorge Borondo and Ana Petra Moriyón, the project transforms a former architecture studio into a light-filled residence that preserves the spirit of its industrial past while […] More

  • Casa da Encosta by Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto

    Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto designed Casa da Encosta to settle without conflict. The home occupies a generous site with soft topography, but the land offered no striking views or obvious reference points. Rather than fight the context, the architect placed a long, linear volume just above the ground, turning it inward. The result resists external noise […] More

  • Compact Studio in Córdoba by Fran Viñas Arquitectos

    Fran Viñas Arquitectos designed a new architecture studio in Cerro de las Rosas, a densely built neighborhood in Córdoba, Argentina. The studio sits a few blocks from the “Mujer Urbana” interchange and occupies a deep, narrow plot. Completed in 2024, the building spans just 96 square meters, yet it presents a clear architectural presence through […] More

  • StudioAC Reimagines Toronto Church as Contemporary Family Home

    In Toronto’s west end, Studio for Architecture & Collaboration (StudioAC) has transformed a disused church into a sophisticated multi-generational residence. The project, completed in 2024 and titled Junction Semi, reimagines a historic community space as a layered, light-filled home designed to accommodate a family and their parents. The intervention demonstrates a thoughtful approach to adaptive […] More

  • Skyline House by Bezmirno Architects

    Bezmirno Architects introduces Skyline House as an exercise in restraint and spatial balance. The project spans three separate yet connected structures, a main residence, a guest house, and a guardhouse, set within a tree-dense site. Rather than dominate the setting, the design extends the horizon. The buildings sit low and wide, allowing the natural rhythm […] More

  • Casa Viale della Tecnica by Maria Adele Savioli

    In Rome’s E.U.R. district, Maria Adele Savioli reinterprets a 160-square-metre apartment, crafting Casa Viale della Tecnica as a study in refined restraint and material interplay. The renovation embraces the property’s original Venetian flooring and exposed concrete, using these elements as visual and structural foundations for a contemporary transformation. INTERIOR DESIGN The redesign focuses on openness […] More

  • Hardin Academy by Cushing Terrell

    Cushing Terrell led the design of Hardin Academy, a purpose-built facility for the Hardin School District’s alternative high school program in Montana. Previously housed in modular units across from the main campus, the program needed a permanent space that could support students in a more intentional and responsive way. The design team responded by creating […] More

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