Occupying the top floor of a former cold storage facility, this 2,600 sq. ft. loft apartment enjoys urban views of Milwaukee’s skyline. One of the things I like about this modern loft design is its versatility; translucent sliding panels, that can be completely retracted or closed off, blur the edges of the open plan space creating separate private rooms or utilizing the entire space for entertaining. Continue reading →

If you’re looking to be inspired by unique interior design, look no further than Nick Kenny’s Victorian corrugated-iron chapel home and workplace in Faversham, Kent. Nick Kenny, an artist and craftsman, has been restoring this unique piece of architecture for the past few years by using recycled materials and re-purposed items found in salvage yards, clearance sales, auctions and so forth. Continue reading →

Let’s say you’re lucky enough to have found a small apartment with loads of potential in a great location in the city; however, before you move your stuff, a makeover is a must. So, how do you maximize your new apartment both in terms of space and style? Check out this beautiful apartment makeover on 12th street, New York City. Continue reading →

This stylish home is not just a spacious loft, it’s a warehouse conversion of an old factory in the city of Dusseldorf, which miraculously avoided damage during World War II. Beautifully designed around carefully restored period features, this 600 sq. meters loft space now belongs to a couple with a passion for architecture. Continue reading →

This amazing creation is a part of a renovation project of an old printing house in Paris. The loft belongs to a couple and their four children, and I must admit I have never seen anything quite like it.

The new 180 sq. meter construction is halfway between a piece of furniture and a building. I am mesmerized by the different window layouts, which are constructed from thick, raw pine wood roughly assembled. This wonderful concept of room dividers connects between a mixture of spaces, allows natural light to filter in, while creating new storage space, bookcases, a desk or simply an opening. Continue reading →

A neglected 110-year-old barn house needed some ‘updating’. Restoring and preserving the old structure was no easy task, however, I must admit the owners and architect did a brilliant job, featuring some of the most creative design solutions I have seen in quite some time; the result is a delightful disarray – a neo-Gothic barn with a modern twist. Continue reading →

Just by looking at it, you’ll notice that this modern loft apartment belongs to an avid art collector. It is situated in a converted TriBeCa loft building, and was once a printing house. Continue reading →

Who could resist a space like that? I know I can’t… As a bookworm that i am, I’d be happy to move in to this breathtaking East Village loft. The Eiche Residence is a New York triplex with expansive tree-shaded courtyard views and loads of natural light streaming in from the magnificent, floor-to-ceiling glass window. Continue reading →

If you’re into modernism meets traditional, then this contemporary apartment design will appeal to your sense of black & white minimalism. Take for example the kitchen’s glossy black cabinets and stainless steel finishes, combined with a glass-covered wallpaper with an intricate floral design. Continue reading →

Look what I found in an old textile manufacturing hall in Stockholm, Sweden. It took me a couple of minutes to fully understand what I’m looking at… A colorful, pixelated wall that seems to be in constant movement. It has the most vibrant presence, and it’s made of stacked bundles of unsold magazines. Imagine, a magazine wall, like no other. Continue reading →