Large and engineering-challenging design project of timber-extension to the country house for family with two small children. The interior design of an extension from a bar to an existing country house for a family with two young children is a large and complex project from an engineering point of view. The designers’ task was to create a modern interior of new premises and organically combine them with the space of the house. Their team joined the work on the interiors at the stage of development by the architects and engineers of the extension project, so they managed to make some important changes and additions: organize the arrangement of windows and increase their height, raise the roof in the office area and design the mezzanine library. However, it was still not possible to avoid the long corridor, the extension itself in plan has an elongated shape. A wonderful renovation by Aiya Design.

A bourgeois lifestyle through public and private floor plan distribution with numerous tasteful artistically executed details in this Berlin apartment by Fantastic Frank. There are also many refurbished original details such as stucco, radiators with decorations or sliding doors with original lead glass inlays. This fantastic old-style apartment from 1912, located on the 4th floor, shows all the insignia of the then, grand luxury apartments. A long, wide corridor opens up this apartment. A second door divides this area into a public and a private part. This structure results from the second staircase to the apartment, formerly the servant and supplier entrance, which can still be used today.

Kierszbaum Interieurs is an interior design firm based in Paris. Their work is based on their desire to connect the past with the present. Their philosophy is to create unique, intimate and sophisticated interiors that will feel like home. Their approach in this Parisian home can be called very bold, even extravagant but unexpected and challenging at the same time since it hides a deep color contrast, unusual objects and provocative paintings by contemporary artists. Such a stylish apartment…Enjoy it!!!!! ( https://www.instagram.com/kierszbauminterie )urs/

Carlos Garcia has a passion for architecture, furniture design, textiles and antiques, drawing on these elements as well as many others to build a strong vision to help his clients realise their expectations.The house presented here is actually his home, which he shares with his partner and two beautiful whippets. A quintessentially English Manor Farmhouse in North Norfolk. A calm colour backdrop for rooms that host a mix of antique furniture from different periods and textiles, with heavy Eastern influences, adding pattern and texture to the rooms as well as that indispensable generational layering so inherent to the English country house. Enjoy it!!!!

Located in the eastern foothills of the Cascade Range, this renovation converted a turn of the century working barn into a three-bedroom retreat from the city. The building was restored by mwworks with the intention of creating a comfortable home while retaining much of its original form, character and history. Siding, paneling, flooring, even fixtures and doors were sourced from either the original building or salvage yards. A panel wall of apple crates and a large custom light fixture over the dining table were fabricated from materials found in the fields around the barn. New interventions were carefully considered to have a modern aesthetic while at the same time working within this raw palette. A blend of preservation and intervention, this project updates an aging barn without losing sight of its history. mwworks llc is a Seattle based design studio offering architectural and interior design services formed in 2007, by…

The studio’s well-traveled clients were soon-to-be empty nesters when they approached Regan Baker Design studio for help reimagining their Presidio Heights home. The expansive Spanish-Revival residence originally constructed in 1908 had been substantially renovated to be a bright, relaxed reflection of the family’s time together, revising the function and layout of the ground-floor rooms and filling them with casual, comfortable furnishings and artifacts collected abroad. In the living room, lounge-worthy upholstery grounds the space, encouraging a relaxed and effortless West Coast vibe. Exposed wood beams recall the original Spanish-influence, but feel updated and fresh in a light wood stain. Throughout the entry and main floor, found artifacts punctate the softer textures—ceramics from New Mexico, religious sculpture from Asia, and a quirky wall-mounted phone that belonged to client’s grandmother. Contractor: Plath Construction, Photographer: Suzanna Scott Photography

Here is an innovative work by Matyas Architects, a medium size architecture and interior design practice based in Middle Park, Melbourne.The practice was established by John Matyas in 1989 and maintains a team of over 10 architectural and interior staff with extensive project experience, capable of managing a diverse range of projects.Their team is dedicated to the production of innovative designs in residential and commercial projects.The architecture they value is simple yet elegant with a strong contextual relationship.Matyas Architects is best known for its bayside one-off houses and residential alterations. Interior Design : Mim Design Studio

Carlos set up Carlos Garcia Interiors twelve years ago and during this time he has been involved in a wide range of projects, from town houses to country houses, building a reliable network of suppliers and trusted craftsmen.Light and neutral colours with subtle accents for this luxuriously comfortable central London ‘pied à terre’. Textured fabrics, bespoke furniture and personal artwork to create an oasis of calm and tranquility. Enjoy!!!

There are spaces which are full of life and a good atmosphere. It is precisely such type of home that we want to share today: this Goteborg apartment by Alvhem pleases the eye with its color scheme and attracts with simple homey decor. The combination of blue and yellow in the decor and textiles naturally provokes thoughts of warm summer days, while bright paintings and posters fill the interiors with life. We would like to note an interesting white structure against the wall in the living room – it can serve as an additional place for sitting, as well as a stand for decor and plants. What a charming home!