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Casa C06 is a minimalist interior located in Madrid, Spain, designed by Lucas y Hernández-Gil

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Dutch studio Kaan Architecten has moved into new offices of its own design in Rotterdam, featuring coarse concrete columns and rich walnut floorboards.

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Concrete columns and walnut panelling create a backdrop for a collection of mid-20th century art in this São Paulo apartment renovation by BC Arquitetos.

«Volevamo onorare la storia dell'edificio, non nasconderla», raccontano gli architetti di Síol Studios che hanno ristrutturato questa casa nel Mission District di San Francisco, combinando materiali come il cemento e arredi vintage

Image 4 of 18 from gallery of Brasilia National Stadium / schlaich bergermann und partner + Castro Mello Arquitetos + gmp Architects. Photograph by Marcus Bredt

This converted mirror factory duplex in Paris is arranged around an internal courtyard that floods the 18th arrondissement home with light. Soaring 3.2-metre-high ceilings create volume inside minimalist living spaces, including a home library and a workshop with its own entrance. Exposed concrete columns, brushed concrete surfaces and Ibizan Terrazzo flooring also feature inside. Via Espaces Atypiques. #paris #property #interiors #architecture #design #interiorstyle #kitchen #diningroom

Casa F/H is a stunning apartment designed by Studiomobile, situated on the upper floor of a construction built in the 60s in San Donà di Piave, near Venice, Italy. The penthouse flat faces a huge

In conversation with the founding partners of McLaren Excell, on British craftsmanship and leaning towards natural and tactile details.