According to the digsdigs.com :
“This apartment was chosen by a young couple and designed also by them. The ideas were taken from different magazines. The kitchen was enlarged thanks to the balcony area. The biggest room in the apartment is the kid’s room. The living room is divided into two zones: relax zone and guests’ zone. The bathroom is done in warm chocolate shades. The wallpapers in the hall are amazing! Animal print looks cool and unexpected especially in combination with the purple ceiling. The wallpapers in the dining zone are also very cool, they look modern and minimalist and don’t distract attention from the view. A wooden partition with glass shelves was designed by the owners themselves, they saw an idea on a site and made it themselves. A great place for a young family – stylish, modern and dynamic, and the choice of colors makes it cozy.”

Reference : digsdigs.com

According to the freshome.com:
“Carefully designed to display a contemporary but private front facade, this modern residence in Kortrijk, Belgium, is a volumetric collection of spaces spread over two levels. Designed by Belgian Devolder Architects, the modern timber-clad home welcomes family and guest with a simple geometric shape pierced by the garage door and a walkway leading to a partly hidden entrance door. Behind this very private front, a series of social and private spaces meet the client’s demands. The backside is strongly connected to the garden via large windows on both floors – the lower level is flooded with direct natural light, while the upper one receives sunlight through a series of slated timber screens. Two sets of stairs connect the two levels of the house – one leads from the living room to the bedrooms, while the other constructs a link to the upstairs office space. Cozy and elegant, the modern house can inspire you to create comfortable, family-friendly interiors for your next residential project, so enjoy!”

Reference : freshome.com

The active living area includes a long dining room for seating eight, a lounge with bright grassy green rug, and a sundeck with bustling city and river views; an elegant dual study lies just beyond tall, tinted sliding doors, to allow working life to be separated from family time at the end of the day.

Reference : home-designing.com

Some description from home-designing.com :
The artist states: “The idea is to make a colorful and bright interior, but do not overdo it with colors, and do not get in the end white interior with small spots of color, although it is also very nice, but too simple. I hope I was able to find a middle ground.”

The bold red and yellow color story begins at the front door and continues throughout the entire apartment, with an overall look reminiscent of a pop art painting (or dare we say it, a little like a McDonalds Happy Meal?) This décor scheme won’t be for everyone admits Marinenko “The apartment is designed for a short stay in it, for example, for guests or for being alone there and take a break from the daily monotonous life.”

Reference : home-designing.com

True to the relaxed yet polished Caribbean aesthetic, the Viceroy Anguilla offers idyllic residences complete with a private infinity pool, an interior filled with marbled floors, walls and countertops, state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances, and a host of swish furniture throughout.
Each villa offers four luxurious bedrooms finished with impeccable taste and no expense spared, four poster beds and individual lounge areas make up the relaxing sleep spaces that lead out to an ocean panorama. The master bed enjoys ensuite facilities, whilst the remaining four bedrooms take their pick over the additional four bathrooms.

Reference : home-designing.com

Reference : trendir.com

Interiors too are open and airy, featuring an open concept layout that flows effortlessly from one living space into the next and out onto the spacious outdoor entertaining deck, perfect for a morning java, an afternoon snooze in the sun, or an apres-dinner cocktail while admiring the twinkling city lights.

Reference : trendir.com

This apartment has attic walls that shoot up to a high ceiling, and are cut away to reveal large windows through which light pours into the bright home.

Reference : home-designing.com

home-designing.com

It’s called Casas del Sol, it’s made up of five individually designed beach villas, in a peacefully idyllic island location, each offering two bedrooms and an open plan living space that is kept cool in the hot climate by high ceilings, generous windows, and large terrace doors.
The dwelling layouts blend indoor and outdoor spaces by continuing the relaxation area, with luxuriously oversized cushion-filled day beds, out onto a private terrace that bring you closer to the majestic ocean view.

Reference : home-designing.com

Casa Luz, Nature Friendly Home

Some description from of Casa Luz by Paz Arquitectura :
“With intent to emphasize the structural elements, and to seek to highlight the local construction methods and materials, design work was done using fine timber formwork in order to leave a permanent imprint on the exposed concrete. The large windows explore the opportunities to open the space as much as possible, and using floor to ceiling windows allows the rooms to become a balcony. Existing vegetation is preserved so that when you open the windows you could have a visual relationship with the existing trees.”

Casa Luz interior design

Casa Luz interior design

Casa Luz interior design

Casa Luz interior design

Casa Luz interior design

Reference : freshome.com