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Sergey Makhno Architects delve into the understated beauty of natural, earthy interiors, with spaces that dramatize through their seamless, subdued character. Check out this residence in Kyiv…

Using a sleek, modern style to create a minimal design approach, the team at architect_design_sharan innovatively maximises efficiency by suspending the furniture from the ceiling, transforming this basement into a chic office space for Daikin

Ar. Manish Dikshit of AUM Architects carves out a luxurious home in central Mumbai juxtaposing a subtlety in interior styling with a strategic play of materials, patterns and colours. Check it out here…

An experiential space as temporal and transient as the hours in a day - Fran Silvestre Arquitectos refurbish this residence, 'The Fourth Room', to catalyse growth. Check out this non-conventional play of space here…

Intrigue Studio+Lab designs a large home in Gurugram, playing heavily upon the illusion of space and minimal interventions to carve a tastefully anointed home. Check it out

Under Tal Green of S.A.I.L Mini Design, this compact Israeli abode transforms into a light-filled home of cosy warmth while dousing in unparalleled functionality afforded by focal modular carpentry. 

Bajer Sokol's adaptation of this cosy abode christened 'Black Amber' will surely take viewers on an unforgettable design experience, one oozing mesmerising mystery and masculinity.

Crafted by Kalpavriksh Architects, this Mumbai abode espouses the tenets of the 'less is more' philosophy for a design bathed in warm wooden flourishes and cool-toned neutrals, conveying seamless fluidity.

Quartz stone stands as a testament to the marriage of aesthetics and sustainability in modern architecture. Crafted from crushed quartz crystals and recycled materials, this engineered marvel not only showcases timeless elegance but also champions eco-conscious design practices. Key Points: Resource-Efficient Manufacturing: Utilizes waste quartz and recycled materials, reducing the environmental impact associated with extraction. Durable and Resilient: Engineered to resist scratches and impacts, ensuring a longer lifespan and minimizing the need for frequent replacements. Versatile Applications: From kitchen countertops to flooring, quartz stone seamlessly integrates into various design schemes, contributing to sustainable architecture. Reduced Maintenance: Resists stains and requires minimal maintenance, reducing the overall environmental impact associated with upkeep. Healthier Indoor Environments: Its non-porous nature resists mold and bacteria growth, contributing to healthier indoor spaces. Aesthetic Appeal: Beyond sustainability, quartz stone offers a range of colors and patterns, providing architects and designers with a visually stunning yet eco-friendly material option.