Homes
A Victorian House Reimagined Through Space and MaterialA Victorian interior rearticulated by Shalini Misra Design, where material, light and art compose a seamless dialogue across four levelsShow More
Between Structure and Atmosphere, a New Order EmergesAt Villa V, Hind Magoul orchestrates a precise transformation where architecture, material and light operate as a continuous system, reshaping a fragmented house into a coherent spatial narrative attuned to the rhythms of contemporary living.Show More
A Quiet Architecture of LivingIn Dubai, Studio Van Oliver reshapes a family villa through light, materiality, and flow, creating a home where space is designed to be lived together rather than simply seenShow More
A Grammar of Living: Designing a House That Moves, Breathes, and Thinks with Its InhabitantsIn Dubai’s Millennium Estate, Double You Interiors redefines quiet luxury through a rigorous alignment of space, circulation, and material, creating a home where architecture follows the rhythms of everyday life with precision and restraintShow More
Inside Hayah Residence, a Contemporary Home Defined by Light, Flow, and MaterialAt Hayah Residence, light, proportion, and materiality converge to shape a family home designed around calm, continuity, and a gentle dialogue with nature.Show More
A Home Written in Color: Inside Fariz Mamedov’s Eclectic Apartment in AlmatyIn a contemporary building in central Almaty, Fariz Mamedov orchestrates sage greens, warm woods, and international design pieces into a poetic family interior where Parisian elegance, Italian warmth, and Kazakh creativity quietly converge.Show More
Nacho Polo and Robert Onuska’s Tribeca Residence Reveals What Happens When Collectors Design a HomeHigh above Manhattan in Herzog & de Meuron’s “villas in the sky,” Nacho Polo and Robert Onuska have transformed their Tribeca apartment into a living dialogue between architecture, contemporary art, and collectible design.Show More
The Architecture of Refinement: How Villa Alma Reveals That True Luxury Lies in What Is Enhanced Rather Than ErasedIn Dubai Hills, Leali Ezzat and her studio ELE Interior transform a recently renovated villa through material precision, bespoke craftsmanship, and a philosophy that sees luxury not in excess, but in thoughtful enhancement.Show More