The Bessborough residence, in Montreal is a 1950s dublex that had its ground floor completely renovated by the Canadian studio Naturehumaine. The main concept behind the designing decisions is an open plan with three volumes-the black staircase in the center and two grey volumes – one of the bathroom in one side and a storage room on…
This incredible project that I stumbled upon the other day is the MD Town house in Holmen, a water-bound neighborhood in Copenhagen. The architect behind this stunning project is Danielle Siggerud, a Norwegian young architect with talent and incredible sensitivity. What really impressed me was that great balance between the old elements of the house, that…
This small apartment in Belgium is renovated by the Belgium Duo TJIP: Jakob Vyncke and Thomas Meesschaert. The have done an amazing job creating, with confidence, a minimal space deprived from anything unnecessary and impractical. Preserving existing features such as the brick fireplace and exposed timber beams, they introduced elements like the black steel framing and…
The latest work of the Berlin-based interior designer and stylist Annabell Kutucu is simply breathtaking. This 300sq.m. apartment is called No Ordinary apartment and as you can see for yourselves its name is fully justified! It is decorated with natural organic materials and a minimalist aesthetic and the final result is warm yet unique and full of character….
Simplicity, wooden details and a soft pallete. That sums up the great renovation of Swedish-Australian Family Home in Melbourne. The renovation of this historic Victorian row house in Melbourne, was a collaboration between Clare Cousins Architects and Fido Projects and the result is quite impressive. Some details – like the ornate stained-glass window in the entrance, the original high baseboards and…
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