House architecture projects all around the world by the best architects.
Tranquil 6,200-sq-ft Lake Austin home with 4 beds, 4.5 baths on 1.675 acres. Features lake views, outdoor living, and a pool. Design by LaRue Architects blends nature and modern style.
Solennél flower studio in Moscow blends minimalism with floral beauty. Projectline.Interiors created an airy space with soft colors, custom furniture, and innovative design, highlighting flowers as the focal point.
forte_forte opens new boutique in Puerto Banus, Spain. Coastal-inspired design with green Calacatta stone, seamless glass, and Mediterranean light. Joins seaside stores in Italy and France.
Alexis Dornier’s ‘Free Bird Project’ in Bali blends Japanese design with tropical modernism. Features glass-walled living room above pool, sustainable elements, and local materials.
OSOME Studio designs serene Moscow apartment with natural textures, soft forms, and optimal functionality for a family of four. Features open living area, custom furniture, and thoughtful private spaces.
Natasha Krasnova’s St. Petersburg apartment: bright, cozy minimalism with soft hues, adaptable design, versatile lighting, and clever storage. Seamlessly blends public and private spaces for a serene sanctuary.
Alexander Tischler designed a neutral, customizable apartment for clients. The beige interior allows personalization. Budget-friendly, it features smart layout changes and custom cabinetry.
Japandi-inspired apartment in Moscow: bright, minimalist design with natural materials. Features open living area, master bath, hidden tech. Challenges overcome for perfect client space.
Designer Fang Lei renovates director’s home in Shanghai, blending minimalism with futuristic elements. Open layout, custom features, and artistic touches create a personalized living space.
A harmonious oasis in Moscow has been designed successfully by Natalia Fedotova. It is a 130 m² spacious apartment in the headliner residential complex for […]
Stratera, a prominent entity in the agrochemical industry, operates from a 300-square-meter office in Astana. The space initially presented challenges with its elongated room, limited natural light, and monolithic walls that segmented the workspace into short sections. Despite these constraints, Kvadrat architects discovered significant potential to enhance the area by creatively utilizing volume, geometry, and color.
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