Located in a small valley of the Vallès region in Catalonia, this farmhouse was reborn a few years ago with the construction of a horse stable linked to the property. The starting point for the new grand renovation was a three-floor building with an austere structure, following the lower height buildings added throughout the time around it. Besides wanting to give a new use to them, the main challenge has been to create a dialogue amongst themselves, finally acting as a group and not as the independent buildings they once were. To reconnect them, a large metal pergola, in an anthracite gray finish, embraces both the front and the back of the house, and its annexes. Bohemian interiors and furniture of the 19th century gave way to minimalism, dark colors and wood. Not only the main three-storey house, but also the adjacent annex, underwent alteration. In the interior design, bright…

Although the large total area of ​​this house in Connecticut made it possible to have furniture and accessories of a big size, however, rooms here are not overloaded with interior items, which, in turn, allows to leave more of air and open space. One of the dining areas is interestingly decorated: a sofa lies along the windows in a semicircle, and there is a snow-white oval table in front of it – this arrangement looks fresh and cozy. I also love the wallpaper in the kids’ rooms and the stunning bathrooms. A very good example of a modern, yet elegant home, for a family with children! This project was implemented by studiodb.com which is a Manhattan based design firm headed by partners Damian and Britt Zunino, who bring their diverse backgrounds together to offer varying perspectives and approaches to design. (https://www.instagram.com/studio_db/) .Credits should also be given to photographer Matthew Williams for…

Completely beige interior – what could be more boring and banal, many of us would say. But Scandinavian designers recently are trying to rethink this shade in design, showing it in a fresh and more favorable way. In this Goteborg apartment , we can see a beautiful classic stucco molding, a small fragment of a brick wall, as well as a typical Scandinavian decor – and for such a mix, the designers chose a nice beige shade of wall paint. We can say that it turned out simply awesome – the home is delighting the eye and radiates coziness!

Traditionally French herringbone parquet and stucco moldings in this Paris apartment were complemented with the furniture of noble shades and various textures of marble. The living room features an amazing combination of brown, blue and mint, and a magnificent wall with gray flora wallpaper completes the image of the room. The kitchen here is very minimalist: there are a lot of open surfaces and almost no appliances – that means the owners are not used to cooking often. The hallway is decorated with a gorgeous console made of green marble, which is also seen in the bedroom, dressing room, and in the bathroom (floor, sink and shower). True French chic for modern living!

The owners of this apartment in New York’s East Village asked the designer Ashlie Broderic to combine minimalism and industrial touches in the interiors of their home. The space turned out to be very geometric: starting from square windows and a fireplace zone and ending with cushion prints and slender rows of logs. Ashlie tried to soften such severity with the help of a very pleasant color scheme: milky, beige and light gray in combination with black and peach-red accents. One of these accents were brick walls that refer us to the loft style. The bedroom also turned out to be beautiful and delicate – a real corner of harmony and coziness.