By extrapolating key elements of interwar design, the Ascot Veil House contributes to an understanding of the original heritage elements that casts them in a new light.

Sharp lines are combined with a warm material palette at‘DT House’project in Sint-Martens-Latem.

The luxury apartment at One Palm at The Palm Jumeirah, is modern duplex designed by Elicyon.

This is Greg Natale offering a special holiday home for a young family.

This grand estate in Victoria is a country house like no other.

Studio Four has created a warm home for a couple with three young children in a Melbourne suburb.

VA USES the architectural language to make the space more powerful and aesthetic, and depicts the unique and high-level space atmosphere.

The restaurant’s name ICHU derives from a plant found in the Peruvian Andes that only grows in extreme conditions.

Beefbar Paris has been decked out in sumptuous jewel tones to complement the art nouveau wall panelling that appears in the main dining atrium, creating what Humbert & Poyet describe as a game between sobriety and eccentricity.

As most of the plot of this residential complex has regular buildings on three of its four sides, the architectural concept of the project was decided to explore the concept of vacuum in an open structural grid.

British firm David Chipperfield Architects has completed its first project in Canada – the overhaul of a 19th-century building into a minimalist fashion store.The store provides a physical counterpart to the online brand, so technology in the space was a priority.

TT Tang shows the design style he is good at to the extreme, refining the style to the pure, and constantly adding new ideas to the existing foundation.

An early 20th century single-family house in Melbourne, Australia, designed by Kennedy Nolan.

Additionally, the colours and fringes are combined with pantone coloured curtains produced internally and a silver tint that creates a clear contrast, showing Houtique’s aim to sorprise visitors both through its communication as well as through its products.

Koichi Takada brings a refined and innovative Japanese style to Australian architecture, which blends perfectly with Zushi's aesthetic to form the ultimate partnership of a unique, stylish, relaxed and welcoming restaurant space. The project is inspired by the traditional Japanese Iyashi space, where one can find a sense of calm and escape.