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A consortium of three Singapore-based professionals - JL Architects, LST Architects and Spatial Anatomy Interior Designers crafts a four-level home on unusual terrain incorporating gardens at each level and plugging sustainability features in a manner that makes the abode amazingly inviting and enjoyable!

Light, landscape, and natural materials orchestrate a beautiful extension to this home in New South Wales, inspired by Japanese architecture, and designed by Sandbox Studio

D.L.E.A. (Design Lab for Experimenting Architecture) explores a design vocabulary of arches rooted in exposed brick and concrete to design a duplex home in Chennai. The design language is subtle, chic, contextually apt and sustains the warmth of home and hearth.

Ar. Prashant Parmar of Shayona Consultant chisels a fine architecturally vocabulary for this bungalow in Ahmedabad, where he effectively plays with masses and voids to create elevated gardens at each level and a seamless interconnectedness.

BAAO crafts an extension to a townhouse in Brooklyn extension that merges harmoniously and brings the whole house alive with lots of vibrant colour, pattern, texture, and cosy nooks.

Serving up a delightfully eclectic blend of the old and the new, this quaint garden apartment renovation by MaDeux Studio in Israel spells modern minimalist warmth steeped in old-world charm.

In the heart of Ramat HaSharon, a city in the Tel Aviv district of Israel, lies this striking penthouse by Tzvia Kazayoff Design - a testament to the harmonious blend of technology, personal taste, and a love for the sea.

Love the elegance of a monotone home but feel it lacks that wow factor? Elevate your space with these 6 simple yet stunning ideas-from playful textures to bold statement pieces, strategic lighting, and a touch of nature! Start transforming your neutral space into a dynamic, inviting haven.

Crafting lightness and warmth in a luxury Bengaluru apartment, White Shadows Design Studio redefines modern family living. Discover how a balanced palette, materiality, and spatial flow transform a 2,700 sq. ft. home into an airy sanctuary tailored for a relocating family.