In the heart of Warsaw's Śródmieście district, on Zgoda Street, hides a gem of the capital's wine scene - the BRAĆ wine bar. This small place with an area of only 27 m² became a creative and functional challenge for the designers from the mode:lina™ studio, consisting of: Kinga Kin, Paweł Garus and Jerzy Wożniak - known for their numerous HoRe...
Project name
BRAĆ 2.0. ZGODA
Architecture firm
mode:lina™
Location
ul. Zgoda 3/5, Warszawa, Poland
Photography
Patryk Lewiński
The interior was created for a young creative couple with excellent taste and vision, so despite the challenging task that the designer faced, the discussion was easy.
Project name
Cash
Architecture firm
Azbuka Dom Studio
Location
Saint Petersburg, Russia
Photography
Ivan Sorokin
Revitalization is a transformative process that promotes urban development and mitigates many challenges faced by cities. It rejuvenates city centres and safeguards historical heritage. In some instances, such as Katowice’s Dworcowa Quarter, the impact of revitalization extends far beyond simply restoring the splendour of historic buildings.
Written by
Konior Studio
Photography
Konior Studio
Artemis Interior developed this concept in collaboration with RVAD Studio, an award-winning architecture firm based in Tehran, Iran. The brief was to create a modular, sustainable house for the hot climate of Dubai. We integrated historic features of architecture in the region, specifically utilizing the iconic ‘windcatcher’ and courtyard system...
Project name
Chaharbad
Architecture firm
RVAD Studio in collaboration with Artemis Interior
Location
Dubai, UAE
Tools used
AutoCAD, Rhinoceros 3D, Adobe Photoshop
Single wide manufactured homes are gaining popularity among families due to many factors. These homes offer families the chance to own a beautiful and comfortable home without breaking the bank. So, if you're looking for the perfect family home that offers all these benefits and more, consider choosing a single wide manufactured home.
Written by
Mick Alphart
Photography
Freepik
A minimalistic house in Bengaluru designed around the two African tulip trees fosters a deep sense of belonging for its dwellers. Nestled within the urban fabric of Koramangala, Bengaluru, the residence is designed to accommodate a family of four.
Project name
K2 House
Architecture firm
Studio Detail
Location
Koramangala, Bengaluru, India
Photography
Shamanth Patil J
The views of the Golan Heights, Hula Valley and Naftali Mountains visible from the boundaries of the plot they purchased in the expansion of Kibbutz Gonen, led the couple to commission a particularly successful project - the creation of a minimalist house with large openings, optimally expressing the pristine natural surroundings.
Project name
Endless View
Architecture firm
Inon Ben-David
Location
Kibbutz Gonen, Israel
Photography
Nimrod Levy

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