D’Ora Tokai Designs transformed a once-heavy Spanish-style villa into a serene family home where sculptural arches, layered whites, and bespoke furnishings create a sense of everyday restoration
The Amsterdam firm created new intimate interiors for a 1920s heritage-protected home, while expanding it with more communal spaces: a bar, a wellness zone and a wine room.
Swee Design transforms a grand Federation home into a vibrant living gallery, proving that historic architecture can embrace contemporary color, collaboration, and personality.
Swatt + Partners reimagines a hillside home into a cohesive, light-filled residence that opens to views of San Francisco Bay, the Golden Gate Bridge, and beyond.
SHED transforms a 1990s Seattle home into Alder House, a serene, energy-efficient retreat that connects architecture with its wooded setting.
With complete creative freedom, Dubai designer D'Ora Tokai stripped this villa to its essence and rebuilt it as a study in disciplined restraint.
Mulroy Architects transform a dated 1920s London home into a bright, sustainable sanctuary with flexible spaces and strong ties to nature.
BURR Studio transforms a former Madrid fur shop into Benito, a compact home with white minimalist interiors, integrated storage, and a wooden core.
Casa Cruda by meii estudio transforms a 1960s Cartagena home into a modern residence, blending rawness with contemporary design.
Venice-based Electric Bowery transforms a century-old Craftsman residence in Pasadena through a delicate dialogue between eras.
OWIU Design transforms a neglected modernist home in Los Angeles incorporating traditional Japanese tatami craft and contemporary design elements to create Glass Ridge House.
Nicholas Potts reimagines two Watergate apartments into a pied-à-terre, blending modernist heritage with luxurious materials and iconic design.
Studio Terpeluk thoughtfully reimagines a 1974 Albert Lanier San Francisco home, blending original redwood features with modern materials.
Leeton Pointon reimagines a 1940s suburban dwelling in Australia into the light-filled Palm House with curved glass walls and oculus skylights.
OOF! Architecture turns a rundown Victorian weatherboard cottage into a jaw-dropping compact home on a tiny triangular lot in Melbourne.
