Beefbar Athens is a perfect blend of classicism and modernism, reflecting Humbert＆Poyet's distinctive conception of space.

Juul-Hansen believes that luxury is a combination of function, scale and materialism. He spent a lot of time studying the layout of each room in SCOPE Langsuan, and added functional conveniences, such as 88 pairs of shoes or 112 boxes in the large closet.

WU Club is a space full of unknowns and uncertainties, in which this is a tangible future.

The founder of John Wardle Architects has redesigned Kew Residence, his Melbourne Residence for 25 years, using Victorian ash trees and handmade glazed tiles from Japan. John Wardle and his wife, Susan, own the two-story house, which has been renovated several times in the past 25 years.

A sophisticated modern apartment in the heart of New York City, USA, designed by local interior designer Gil Schafer.

One Great JonesAlley was originally an industrial building located in the NoHo district of Manhattan in the mid-19th century. The design plan given by BKSK Architects was to fix the project on the original light industrial architectural heritage while reimagining it into a modern family residence.

ABabayants Architects has completed a luxurious and minimalist home in Moscow, Russia.

Using simple hues to create comfortable living Spaces for the owners, Quadro Room studio has created a relaxed aesthetic for the apartment, which aims to provide a comfortable, tranquil living atmosphere.

There is a sense of restraint and calm, a sense of escape and withdrawal.

David Chipperfield has completed the Harlan Holden Store, a clothing retailer based in Seoul, South Korea.

The democratic use of the space and transparency throughout the working floor reaffirm Ironside's inclusive culture, while full-height linen curtains can be pulled out as needed to achieve visual privacy.

Bright colors, exquisite details and a mix of modern art blend with vintage charm. The walls are boldly striped in white and emerald green, creating a lively French conservatory style.

The interior achieves a delicate balance by combining reverent furniture, contemporary art and iconic design.

This is the last project in the "Introvert" series. Unlike the first two, the third relates to the family plot where Mr Kanstantsin Remez grew up.

In BEATNIQ, each unit is carefully designed; the interior adopts imported Italian marble floors, which can control lights, electricity, living room, curtains and a safe mobile home automation system. Each bedroom has its own bathroom, and the kitchen provides built-in kitchenware. The balcony is spacious, so you can lie down on the sofa with your family. Each apartment has floor-to-ceiling windows, so that the beautiful night view of Bangkok becomes the background.