Homes

A Suite Beneath the Chestnuts Inside a former canning school in Stavanger, interior architect Gudbjørg Simonsen transforms a couple's post-villa chapter into a suite-like retreat inspired by the chestnut trees just beyond the window.Show More

Inside a 19th Century Apartment Near Place des Victoires A quiet renovation near Place des Victoires restores the flow a fragmented plan had lost, letting light and parquet carry the rest.Show More

A Lebanese Designer Proves Luxury and Liveability Can Coexist, in Abu Dhabi Inside a family home for five in Zayed City, where Nisrine El Lababidi Moghraby of Harf Noon Design Studio proves that comfort and sophistication were never meant to compete.Show More

A Mindful Escape Along Egypt’s Mediterranean Coast Inside Almaza Bay, Yasmina Makram's YM Studio channels heritage and landscape into a home that barely distinguishes between indoors and out.Show More

How Arches Transformed a Spanish-Style Villa in Dubai It began with an arch. Or rather, with the recognition that the few arches already present in this Spanish-style villa held the key to its transformation. Rather than introducing an entirely new architectural vocabulary, designer D'Ora Tokai amplified an existing one, allowing a simple curve to reshape the experience of the entire house.Show More

A Weekend House Framed by the Mountains A palette of oak, leather and natural textures shapes this contemporary retreat at Silo Ridge Field Club, where every room is designed to embrace the changing mountain landscape.Show More

Marble, Brass, and Mustard: Inside a Royal Atlantis Signature Residence A 3,060 square foot signature residence on Palm Jumeirah, designed by KAD Studio, Dubai. Marble, brass, and bespoke furniture define four bedrooms and a fluid living space.Show More

Sandrine Sarah Faivre’s Fourth Act: A Family House in Marseille Four collaborations, one trusted hand. For her latest project, the Paris-based interior architect returned to the south of France to transform a former caretaker's cottage into a family refuge, shaped around the sea, two ancient pines, and a client she has now known for years.Show More