Interior Design, Architecture & Interior Decorating eMagazine
This small studio apartment design by Jordan Parnass Digital Architecture (JPDA) makes extremely efficient use of its small space. Located in the East Village neighbourhood in New York, the brilliant design of this small studio is the ultimate comfortable living in a tight urban space. Every inch of space in the apartment has been efficiently exploited, including the built-in drawers under the stair risers.
The hotel interior design of Number Sixteen by Kit Kemp has a modern English style that creates the perfect atmosphere for urban relaxation. Situated in the heart of South Kensington in London, England in a white stuccoed Victorian terrace, the hotel’s exclusive location and its intimate interiors provide a sense of casual sophistication that appeals to the modern traveller.
This apartment interior design in Sweden has a casual elegance that is both stylish and intimate. The wallpaper in the bedroom creates a cosy atmosphere. The brick wall in the modern kitchen provides an interesting balance with the stainless steel appliances. The stylish modern design blends seamlessly with elements from the old building such as the ceramic fireplace and mouldings.
This modernist house in Gurgaon, Haryana, India designed by DADA & Partners is a fusion between traditional and modern architecture. The house was designed around a courtyard which forms the centre of the house. The steel and timber staircase is the focus of the house as you enter the double-height front door. The V-shaped support columns add another feature to the modernist architecture.
Lyons Demesne is a luxury grand estate on 600 acres of land in County Kildare, Ireland. The house with classic Georgian architecture was originally built in 1785. Recent refurbishment integrated contemporary comfort with the elegant and luxurious design. The property has a lake and beautiful formal gardens.
Located on a corner of an irregular street grid, this modern home in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has a curve brick corner to respond to the street layout. The split level architectural design by Qb Design makes efficient use of tight urban space.
This 18th century house in Marrakech, Morocco belonging to Caitlin and Samuel Dowe-Sandes is a blend of contemporary interior design with traditional Morrocan elements. The old-fashioned cement tiles in the courtyard were preserved with its black-and-white motifs. Whimsical elements throughout add drama and style to the heavenly interior decor.
The renovation of this apartment in Barcelona, Spain by Miel Architects has an interesting layout that combines function and style.
