In the heart of Ortica, a district with a great cultural heritage, Dedabo studio transformed the layout of a flat with a few gestures, colour contrasts and a nuanced reference to Franco Albini.
A jeweller's shop in the city centre is transformed into a coworking space, and Masaai studio has preserved the building's many lives amidst history, exposed systems and a quest for detail.
To create a bar in a basement in the city centre, Buero Wagner excavated a new level of foundations, which became minimalist furniture in exposed concrete.
Around a sophisticated system of equipped walls, studio Crü has developed an interior that is all about minimal visual shifts and maximum functionality of spaces.
We spent a night in Berlin’s new super-experimental hotel, designed to make you feel at home, where everything works through an app, and you probably won’t meet any humans for the entire weekend.
Clearing a small flat in the Grácia neighbourhood from all partitions, Parramon + Tahull valorized floors and vaulted ceilings to create intimate spaces through essential furniture.
Didonè Comacchio curated a redefinition of spaces belonging to an early 20th century farmhouse in the Veneto region, Italy, combining traces of the past with contemporary identity.
BarrioBohrer focused on abstract languages and designer classics to evoke early-20th-century rationalist atmospheres and fit them to domestic interiors interpreting contemporary living.
Bichromies and wood paneling enhance the decorations and mosaic floors of a historic Catalan house, seeking a new narrative for its spaces.
Amidst rounded geometries, soft tones and layout intuitions, Manuela Tognoli has worked on reconnecting domestic and outdoor life, rediscovering dialogues with a garden and a river.
Renovated by untitled architecture, a house in Porta Venezia handed down between several generations of the same family has found a design asset in its layout constraints.
Studio Atomaa’s design for this micro-house takes on one of the most controversial challenges of contemporary living: making a home out of a tiny space.
Uniting and not separating: from Antwerp to London, from Milan to Sicily, a selection of Domus-featured interiors where introducing a small core reinvented space.
In the heart of Milan, Thun & Partners' design is inspired by the great names of Milanese architecture, from Luigi Caccia Dominioni's details to Ponti's decorated ceiling.
