The renovation of this small apartment in Paris, France by Schemaa extended the living space from its original 30 m² (345 ft²). A storage unit has been integrated into the stairs leading up to the attic loft.
Tropical Penthouse Apartment In Mumbai With Views Of The Arabian Sea
This 3,500 square foot luxury contemporary penthouse in Mumbai, India was designed by Abraham John Architects to fit within its tropical seaside context and the cosmopolitan atmosphere of Mumbai.
Elegant Modern Penthouse With Large Terrace In Rio de Janeiro
Located in the affluent neighbourhood of Lagoa in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this 300 sqm (3,230 sq. ft.) two-floor penthouse designed by Ivan Rezende Arquitetura has a large terrace overlooking spectacular views.
Stylish 420 Square Foot Small Apartment With Modern Scandinavian Design
The floor plan of this modern small apartment in Stockholm, Sweden has a long narrow design which calls for a little creativity to keep the space open and bright.
Renovated Apartment With Arch Doorways And Secret Sleeping Lofts
A1 Architects redesigned this apartment in Prague, Czech Republic and added an extra sleeping loft to the home.
Industrial Loft In Tribeca With Retractable Glass Roof
Architect Andrew Franz modernized a former warehouse in Manhattan, New York built in 1884 and turned it into a chic top floor loft apartment with mid-century style interior decor. A mezzanine interior courtyard with a retractable glass roof connects to the roof garden with views of the Hudson River and lower Manhattan.
Attractive Loft Apartment With Classic Details In Stockholm
This lovely two-storey attic loft apartment in Stockholm, Sweden has an extra sleeping loft on the main level. The design features high ceiling on the lower floor which has direct access to the separate sleeping area.
Newly Renovated Minimalist Apartment With Stone Wall And Wooden Beams
Architect Sergi Pons placed a white minimalist cube at the center of this renovated apartment in the Les Corts neighborhood in Barcelona, Spain, which creates a stunning effect against the original stone wall and wooden beams on the ceiling.
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