The Fun House of Mike & Isa
The Fun House, is a 165-square-metre apartment in Zhubei, Taiwan. The interior designers carefully abided by the client’s request that the final result hint at industrial style, albeit infused with colour.
Sunny in Manhattan
New Jersey isn’t far from Manhattan, but in lifestyle, it can feel a world apart. That’s why Barbara Littman, an interior designer who lives in Highland Park, N.J., insists on having an urban pied-à-terre.
Rooftop Apartment Remodel
This is a unique apartment offering great views and interesting, angular walls. It measures a total surface of 250 square meters, but got its full glory only thanks to a recent renovation, thanks to its new owners.
Steampunk Apartment in NYC
Generally I do prefer minimal or contemporary interiors, but this one is far too cool to pass: an aparment for the fans of Jules Verne in full steampunk beauty. The 1800sq-foot apartment features surreal, retro industrial, and steampunk elements.
Black and White Duplex
Black and white is a timeless combination. It’s been a popular choice for years and it’s unlikely to disappear anytime soon. Let’s take a look at a stylish black and white interior and see exactly what is it that makes it so beautiful.
Colorful Eclectic Loft
This 3200 square-foot apartment packed with of color and eclecticism are perfect for an urban dweller. The owner, businessman Jaime Lacase decided to transform the completely compartmentalized space into an enormous apartment with a very personal decor.
Zaragoza Apartment
One of A-cero latest works is the renovation of a duplex apartment located in Zaragoza. A-cero bets on white as the main color in the apartment in order to get the maximum light and spaciousness. Bright colors are only for decoration pieces like paintings.
Historic Meets Minimalism
If you just take a look at these pictures and see the architectural beauty of this historic residential flat in Jaffa, Tel Aviv,Israel, I’m sure you’ll say this place is “cool†and I’ll agree with you.
Barrow Street Loft
ixdesign was commissioned to bring organized function and a warm sensibility to a 1,050 sf loft-style apartment in New York City’s West Village. Located within a structure built as a truck garage in 1931 and converted to condominiums in 1983, the apartment was plagued with an awkward geometry, limited natural light and an outdated décor.