The Mid-century Modern design, known for clean lines and organic curves, maintains its allure in contemporary spaces. From architecture to interiors, this style embraces open layouts, sleekness, and functionality creating a lasting impact worldwide.
For the past few years, renovating old warehouses, barns and industrial buildings into residential spaces has become evermore fashionable, especially in big cities such as New York City and Los Angeles. Designed by Andrew Franz Architect, this loft in Tribeca, New York City, is spread over 3,000 square feet.
Discover how the Danish concept of hygge can transform your home into a cozy sanctuary. From embracing simplicity and quality time to incorporating neutral colors and soft textures, decorative ideas that promote well-being and comfort, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere where everyone feels at ease.
El Segundo, the captivating coastal town, is the backdrop for De Bilt’s latest masterpiece, 425 West Oak Avenue, a property that exemplifies the talented couple, Dominique Lobjois and Gustave Stroes’ passion for harmony, comfort, and balance.
Internationally acclaimed designer Kelly Wearstler is known for her bold and striking interiors that inject personality into every nook of a home. Drawing inspiration from the glamour and opulence of Art Deco, her designs defy minimalism, embracing rich colors, geometric shapes, and strong angles.
Award-winning Farmhouse Inn sits on six acres of storybook surroundings, emerging this spring from an $8 million expansion and redesign.
