This beautiful single-family house housed in the 18th century three families, a caravan and a bakery. The house, which was on the market by the estate agency Fantastic Frank,today has been transformed into a dwelling with several patios, several fireplaces, modern floor plan with well-preserved original details perfectly matched with focus on both interior details, function and lots of love! The house bears memories as far back as the 18th century, and here you can safely say that the house has been allowed to age with retained beauty, and taken care of in the best way, right? Credits to photographer Anna Malmberg for these amazing photos

Tribeca has been a NYC hot spot for well over a decade and is home to one of the city’s most sought-after zip codes. Thanks to its large stock of lofts and historic architecture, the trendy ‘hood is chock full of drool-worthy real estate, and this classic loft is no exception. The home was renovated in 2018 by the design team at Studio DB, who set out to make the space both beautiful and functional for the homeowners’ family. Located on one of the best Tribeca blocks, Franklin Street, this massive 4,250 square feet residence has been flawlessly renovated to combine the highest quality finishes, with the exceptional charm that only a pre-war downtown loft can deliver. No detail was overlooked in the complete renovation of this magnificent home. Photography : Mathew Williams See also : https://house-diaries.com/a-special-penthouse-in-sohony/

One of Vasastan’s oldest neighborhoods hides a pompous turn of the century with qualities beyond the ordinary. Located in a classic 19th-century house, this tiny home of just 22 Sq m by Alvhem, offers rich decoration in the form of wide stucco, high footprints, smart solutions and breathtakingly large roof rosettes. Two high windows offer plenty of light. With an obvious balance between the impressive aesthetics of the 19th century and today’s demands for function, this small flat has something a little extra. It offers 3.4 meters in ceiling height, sleeping loft of about 7 sqm, a nicely renovated kitchen, a fully tiled bathroom, large windows, fantastic stucco and roof rosette. Enjoy it!!!!

Our experience leads us to believe that the compact living is a global trend that in the feature will become stronger. More and more people choose to live in the big megalopolis and to make the small studio and micro apartments their home. And in the future, this tendency will increase the number of people and it will decrease inhabitable space so that the dwellings will become smaller and smaller. Therefore, you must use your imagination and creativity and to search for unconventional solutions so as to create a wholly functional and welcoming home in such a restricted space arrangement. It’s important , as well, to add personality to keep the living area from feeling too stark. In this apartment, designed by Nest Design Group, pops of color make for eclectic living space that offers utility and style in a small package.

The Little House by mwworks studio is nestled into a lush second growth forest on a north facing bluff overlooking Hood Canal in Seabeck, WA . Built over an existing foundation, the new building is just over 400 square feet. Early design discussions focused on creating a compact, modern structure that was both simple and efficient. Visitors approach the site from the south, a thin canopy marks the entry and frames views of the canal below. The more transparent north and west elevations pull the landscape and distant view into the space. Taut oxidized black cedar and blackened cement infill panels clad the exterior while lightly painted panels and soft pine plywood warm and brighten the interior. On a sunny western corner of the house a large patio reaches out into the landscape and serves as a jumping off point to the trail system wandering down to the water’s edge.…

This prestigious residence, the second project presented here by designer Carola Vannini, is nestled within a unique urban and artistic architectural mosaic. The renovation takes into consideration this unique nuance and emphasizes it through the contrast with new architectural choices. The double height living room has multiple views towards terraces and it is highlighted by a scenographic stairway that stands out through new LED light and old fresco.The outstanding furniture and well-studied lighting design create a refined harmony with the existing ancient building.The fountain built in the lower terrace has a natural stone veneering and evocative light behind it that brings about the piece’s importance.An office space and luxurious bathroom are located on the downstairs floor.Moving up to the second level, a walkway that overlooks the living space and faces both terraces, crosses into the night area.All furniture is designed by the architect and is custom made.The two bathrooms are…

Here is an apartment, on sale by Fantastic Frank, in the district of Calatrava. It is in the heart of the city, within walking distance to attractions such as the Gothic Cathedral and the Arab Bath House. When you enter this fantastic apartment , located in the popular part of Palma de Mallorca, you will find a real combination of old and new.The architect has been very skilled in maintaining the historical features found during the renovation, yet combining the latest in modern technology in the selection of high quality materials and appliances. The result gives the apartment its very unique feeling.