A refuge designed in a circular shape that, springing up on a Greek island, has unfurled itself harmoniously in the arid landscape. 

The leitmotif for this project, set in California’s Coachella Valley, dates back to the 1970s, when a wave of modernity washed over the desert, and the colours and somewhat psychedelic motifs breathed life into a glamorous oasis. 

Holland Park house, designed by the Maddux Creative studio, challenges the rigidity of conventional forms in contemporary architecture.  

It’s in the unlikeliest of places that we might succumb to creative inspiration. Studio Plow’s project for the offices of NFX, a San Francisco startup and fintech hub, frees itself from the shackles of conventionality in a cry that celebrates life and inspires the extraordinary. 

Extravagance and creativity are the bedrock of this house, a property in Montecito where a couple with a prominent role in the world of music and the arts live. It is therefore only fitting that this project, signed by House of Honey, should become a testimony to the Hispanic identity of the place, the stage for unique moments of sharing and connection. 

Lofty and raw, simple in essence and extraordinary in purpose. Revealed by Ana Rita Sevilha, this is Jasmine Scalesciani-Hawken’s first project, which, inspired by her childhood in Sardinia, has designed a space for wellness and relaxation, aimed at awakening the senses. 

In the historic city of Zhenjiang, Bafenbao Restaurant — which is part of a group of sophisticated restaurants in the region — was inaugurated in February 2024, following the refurbishment of what is the Chinese chain’s second location in this city.  

Inspired by the Atlantic’s infinity and conceived to welcome all its guests, Gilreu offers the perfect base for the discovery of nature and the city of Porto.

When Per Henrik Barclay bought this plot of land in 1752 to build his summer house, he named it ‘Inkognito’ as a tribute to the seclusion and peace he found in this secluded part of Oslo.  

Longbranch was designed to be discreetly integrated into nature. So inconspicuously that it was almost forgotten, but the owners stood up for it and studio mwworks designs brought it back to life.  

This home in Denmark is an inner journey, like a warm embrace, as unique as the hands that shaped it, expressing the stories of those who live in it and then recounted by Alexandra Novo.  

By turns, formerly a convent, a school, a laboratory, The Movies and, currently, the De Witt Restaurant. This historic building has led many lives and, through the hands of Studio Modijefsky — which has breathed new life into the building without stripping it of the lives it has already lived — a vibrant destination has been born that brings together culinary delicacies and cinematic experiences.