This private house in the Sharon area in Israel was designed for a couple in their 50s and their three teenage children. The family's dream was to live in a rustic, colorful, and delicate style house that maintains a warm elegance. According to the architect Lilian Ben Shoham, "The house evokes a feeling of Tuscany, taking us to serene places filled with vitality and warmth, abundantly stylish."

In the embrace of natural lighting, each corner of this space is adorned with a breathtaking play of shadows and highlights, revealing the intricate details of its interior design. The allure extends even to cloudy and cool mornings, where the atmosphere is wrapped in a quiet mystique.

The apartment with a panoramic view of the right bank of Kyiv was created with a recognizable, bright color in the "colonial loft" style - a mix of classic European architectural traditions with hot ethnic and vintage elements from the cultures of the East.

Ideal Standard— one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-quality residential, commercial and healthcare bathroom solutions — has been awarded a ‘Silver Medal’ by EcoVadis in recognition of its ongoing commitment to sustainability.

Innovative exterior shutter designs are redefining the façade of modern homes. They’re no longer just functional elements but key components of architectural expression. As technology advances, we can expect even more creative and efficient designs in the future.

Several factors need to be considered when selecting the arrangement and decoration of a bedroom. The suggested suggestions will guide you in making your bedroom more inviting and cozy.

The owners of this property in the inner North of Melbourne were extremely interested in sustainability and keen to maximise the usable garden areas around the home. They were also completely committed to using bicycles for transport and, with two young children, had a variety of bikes including electric cargo bikes that they wanted stored hanging inside the front hallway.

PICCO Architetti has transformed the former Olympic Village in Turin into a student and social housing, reimagining the project originally designed by the German architect Otto Steidle in 2006.