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The space has become a kind of sanctuary — a retreat from the noise of the city, where the everyday is softened, and the feeling is one of quiet refuge. As the architects explain, the priority was “delicacy, subtlety, and elegance in every decision.”

Casa Escaleta is an exercise in balance between memory and modernity, restoration and reinterpretation—a space that breathes history while embracing new ways of life.

Wave Residence is a two-story Edwardian style duplex residence. It is like a drop of water falling into the hustle and bustle of London, slowly expanding into circles of tranquility and peace.

This refined private residence was personally designed by Austrian interior designer Theresa Obermoser, showcasing a vivid fusion of artistry and craftsmanship in a contemporary expression.

TBo recently completed the renovation of a 1910s house in Westchester County, New York, carefully incorporating new materials and details while preserving the home's historic charm.

Sorrento Bathhouse is located in a shady area of Victoria. Inspired by the design of coastal barns, it responds to the local simple architectural language and quietly and firmly keeps watch over a quiet place.

Camille Lequatre, with the eyes of an architect and poet, slowly awakens this Courcelles apartment, which overlooks Parc Monceau in Paris, in the interweaving of time and the senses.

A residential project in Barcelona where emotional storytelling, functionality, and material richness come together to create a home that feels both grounded and elevated.

This rare, single-storey property opens harmoniously onto a 70 m² garden, offering a true haven of calm and greenery in the heart of the city.

Through the creation of design, one can fully delight oneself and become a spiritual field that can carry one's own aesthetic taste.

Coogee Cove is a sophisticated family home in Sydney’s beachside suburb of Coogee, designed to balance warmth, texture, and a refined modern coastal aesthetic.

In the heart of South Tottenham, a cold, leaky and uninspiring 1970s house has been radically transformed into a warm, energy-efficient family home using predominantly natural, local or recycled materials.

Based on the starting point of an ideal life and returning to the original intention of life, design discards complexity and redundancy, seeking simplicity and authenticity. It interprets peace with simplicity and describes nature with roughness.

With the meaning of "quality", the three-sided thinking is deepened. It is expressed through the overall combination of "visual touch", material contrast and relationship proportion, and explores from the outside in to align with the homeowner's life experiences and humanistic resonance.

Casa Umbral, softly calling in the name of architecture, in the corridors woven by light and shadow, people can shed the hustle and bustle of the mundane world and embark on a sensory strolling journey.