Central Park occupies a street-fronting site in Melbourne, overlooking a city park. The original property was an Edwardian-era house, now reworked by architecture practice Pleysier Perkins, with interiors by Georgina Jeffries. The renovation begins with restoration, retaining the proportions and decorative details of the existing house while removing a dated rear addition and replacing...

Tucked away in Copenhagen’s historic citycentre lanes, the Dynaudio Flagship Store rethinks conventional retail display, translating the materiality and engineering philosophy of loudspeakers into an immersive spatial narrative. Designed by Norm Architects, the threelevel space occupies 19 Møntergade, adapted within the existing fabric of a heritage building. Prior to this fitout, the site housed...

Designed by Club l’Interieur, The Ember Fieldhouse draws on the aesthetic of a modern rural residence and is conceived following an inside-out design logic. The building massing originates from interior functional requirements, with the home’s layout and architectural silhouette echoing one another to form a cohesive, holistic spatial narrative. Clad entirely in black barn...

This apartment is located in the Sant’Ambrogio district of central Milan, renovated from a residential unit built in the 1960s. The project was fully designed by LC Atelier, founded by designer Lucrezia Calvi. The Milan-based interior architecture practice anchors its approach in the inherent qualities of each site. This renovation balances the building’s historic...

Architect Jeffrey Dungan took on the narrow, constrained waterfront site at Norman Lake in North Carolina, transforming its limitations into design inspiration. The house features a flowing form crafted from stone, glass, and reclaimed wood, with its floor plan unfolding gently along the site's contours. Each spatial turn frames a different view of the...

FOCH, located in Paris, is a residential renovation project completed by the interior design firm Atelier MKD. The original house, built in the 1950s and 1960s, spans approximately 400 square meters with a fragmented spatial layout. The design begins with a comprehensive reconfiguration of the floor plan, establishing more coherent circulation paths and spatial...

This newly built residence sits on approximately 20,234 square metres of coastal woodland in East Hampton, New York. Inspired by the Arts and Crafts aesthetic of revered British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens, the property covers a gross floor area of around 1,400 square metres. Kligerman Architecture & Design led the architectural design, while the...