Architect I.M. Pei created his version in the mountains of Shigaraki about an hour outside of Kyoto.

In this Paris apartment, the interiors are designed adding meter to their rhythm with details, combining different spaces, colours and materials.

Since first opening its doors in 2017, the Musee Yves Saint Laurent became an immediate design and cultural destination in Marrakech.

The project pays homage to the sites historic archetype as a furniture workshop under the name of CF Rojo & Sons and later as the Thonet furniture showroom.

This family holiday home is located in the coastal sand dunes of eastern Victoria, and they have a long association with the seaside Hamlet of Sandy Point.

This new house in an affluent urban setting in North Fitzroy was built by architect Kennedy Nolan for his young family.

Paddington House is an existing four-storey Victorian home which provides Fiona Lynch with a unique opportunity to reflect the owners' vibrant vision and unique taste for modern design.

Honouring Albert Park’s renowned period aesthetic Mim Design, in collaboration with architect Alfred de Bruyne, has married the past with the present.

The hotel interiors, by New York’s Yabu and Pushelberg, are equally impressive.

Under the deft direction of Pierre Yovanovitch, a dowdy Belgian house gets a new lease on life.

Located in a new contemporary building designed by Norm Architects, Nærvær aims to create a local bar and restaurant that emphasizes intimacy and comfort and accentuates presence.

The overall feeling of the three-storey residence in Melbourne, Australia is lightness, almost an ethereal floating quality created by the sun refracting over the granite facade.

All five houses have identical interiors, with six functional areas connected to each other and enclosing a central patio. The atrium enjoys good views, quiet atmosphere and intimate comfort.

Design elements include a palette of neutral colors alongside Viceroy’s signature teal, with brushed bronze finishes; light and dark wood contrasts with layers of marble, with a recurring honeycomb hexagonal pattern runs throughout; and contemporary furniture and rich fabrics that contrast with Greek and Italian marbled bathrooms, featuring hand cut mosaic tiling and bronze sculptured standalone bath tubs.

The central London neighborhood of Belgravia is known for showcasing many types of ambition: Michelin-starred restaurants, exclusive boutiques, and the city’s wealthiest residents.