Luxury in Paris
One of Europe’s best city apartments is located in the Montorgueil part of the 2nd arrondissement in Paris, France. This 310 square meters (3,337 sq. ft.) state-of-the-art luxury loft apartment has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a lower level integrated gym equipped with a sauna
Paris Loft in a Factory
This airy loft is in Paris, Oberkampf district,covering 325m² of a former factory renovated in 2010.
From Club to Art-filled Loft
A Young Couple with an Eye for the Unusual Create an art-filled Interior from a former club in New York
Family Home in Marbella
The Marbella house is a project by one of my favorite architects, Spanish A-cero. The property is placed on the outskirts of Puerto Banús, in one of the most famous and exclusive developments in the Sun Coast.
Purple Hill House
The designers of this house, Korean Iroje KHM Architects probably weren’t interested in creating a traditionally designed home, so they came up with this. The wild angles definitely give a grandiose appearance to the home, making it seem big, powerful and surely modern.
Jerrold Lomax Loft
The Jerrold Lomax loft displays his signature expression of volume,fine details and sustainable matierials. Walls of glass, front/rear decks, grooved sawcut concrete flooring, radiant heat, chefs kitchen; a modern contemporary work of art.
Designer Loft in the Flatiron District
This stunning loft in the historic Flatiron district offers pristine, modern finishes while maintaining the old world charm of its history as an industrial space.
Salamanca Loft
This contemporary loft located in the Salamanca district in Madrid, Spain. The house enjoys a superb natural light through a skylight that is in the living room.
California Roll House
I want to live in a spaceship! While this house by designer Christopher Daniel of ViolentVolumes is not built (yet, I hope) it looks and feels great. Look at that door! That one itself makes me want to arrive five times a day!
Double-Height Penthouse
This double-height penthouse rises above the city of Shenzhen, China, drawing in natural light through a defining feature of the space – a two-floor interior space partly glazed and open to the idea of “living between the city and the nature”.