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Kazakhstan Apartment with Unusual Room Shapes: A Bold Take on Modern Design
Not all homes follow the conventional blueprint. This Kazakhstan apartment is proof that unusual room shapes can be both visually striking and functional. We see bold geometric forms and fluid transitions bringing even the most awkward corners to life. This space sure challenges the norms of traditional interior design, and we’re here for it!
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The Artistic Soul of the Nouvelle Apartment
Modern design comes together with artistic expression in the Nouvelle Apartment (by Elemental Design). Every detail—from the deep sienna hues to the bold architectural lines—makes sure the home is as visually striking as is functional. As rounded archways soften structured forms, this space acts as a testament to intentional design. Let’s walk through the Nouvelle Apartment to unveil its design secrets.
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The Monoline Apartment: A Masterclass in Modern Simplicity
In a world where commutes are optional and the kitchen table can double as a conference room, the way we live—and work—has shifted. For a young couple ready to embrace this new rhythm, the Monoline Apartment, designed by Berezen Studio, became a quiet revolution in design. A space that’s as functional as it is calming, and as thoughtful as it is minimal.
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The Alba Apartment: Where All-White Meets Wooden Warmth
The Alba Apartment, designed by Daryna Shpuryk, is where light, air, and texture come together to create a serene all-white space. In a world filled with color and clutter, this minimalist interior proves that simplicity can be the ultimate luxury. Every detail, from the crisp white walls to the soft, natural textures, evokes a sense of calm. But make no mistake, this isn’t just another whitewashed space. Alba Apartment combines warmth and modernity.
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The Soviet Retro Apartment: A Fusion of Tradition & Timeless Design
The Soviet Retro Apartment, designed by Lepo Bureau, is where mid-century Soviet aesthetics meet modern-day comfort. Functional simplicity reigns in this space. The rich textures and classic tones are reminiscent of Soviet-era interiors. In the Soviet Retro Apartment, the dark wood accents and vintage tilework are complemented by timeless furnishings. This results in an interior that’s stylish but rooted in history. Get inspired by this space that merges nostalgia and contemporary refinement.
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Modern Dark Interior Design
Night owls by nature will love the all encompassing darkness of these three dramatic apartment interiors. Decor schemes that incorporate light and bright minimalism offer up a refreshing light and airy feel for sure, but sometimes a dwelling just calls for a little bit more bite. Filled with a combination of moody colours over high-end contemporary furnishings and some special examples of statement lighting, these homes look like secret style lairs. Beautiful feature walls including a sophisticated mural, gorgeous nouveau flooring designs that would draw your eyes constantly to your feet, and large examples of eye catching wall art abound. Shut out the summer sun and follow us into darkness.
a room that has some blue and grey cabinets in it with a bench next to it
Bachelor Living, Redefined: A Stylish Modern Apartment Where Minimalism Meets Color
Minimalism isn’t about stark white walls and empty spaces. It’s about intentional design—where everything has a purpose. And who says minimalism has to be devoid of color? This modern bachelor apartment, designed by Bodes Studio, proves that a sleek, pared-down aesthetic can still feel bold and full of personality. Let’s see how this space is designed for a man who values both style and functionality.
Our homes are a reflection of who we are, and if you’re a pet owner, they’re also a reflection of the four-legged friends we share our lives with. But loving your pet doesn’t mean giving up your sense of style. You can absolutely have a home that’s both beautiful and pet-friendly. It’s not about compromise, it’s about clever choices, thoughtful materials, and creating a space where everyone, furry or not, feels at home.
Pet-Friendly Interior Design Ideas That Look Chic and Modern
Our homes are a reflection of who we are, and if you’re a pet owner, they’re also a reflection of the four-legged friends we share our lives with. But loving your pet doesn’t mean giving up your sense of style. You can absolutely have a home that’s both beautiful and pet-friendly. It’s not about compromise, it’s about clever choices, thoughtful materials, and creating a space where everyone, furry or not, feels at home.
Neoclassical decor first emerged in 18th-century Britain and France, drawing from classic Roman and Greek architecture and art. It originally highlighted ornamental columns and reliefs, gilted accessories, plush swags, and opulent furniture. As time moved on, the neoclassical interior style evolved to include chic modern pieces that gently meld with the classical influence. Now, the transitional neoclassical interiors that we feature here today have a bolder and sometimes more minimalist modernity driven through highly ornamental surroundings. The juxtaposition of uber contemporary against intricate classical detailing creates inspiring spaces that are firmly planted in the present, with a wistful glance over the shoulder to the elegant past. Transitional Neoclassical, Neoclassical Decor, Simple Wooden Desks, Grey Bedroom Rug, Neoclassical Interior Design, Black Bedside Table, Neoclassical Interior, Greek Architecture, Open Plan Living Room
Maximising Modernity In Transitional Neoclassical Interiors
Neoclassical decor first emerged in 18th-century Britain and France, drawing from classic Roman and Greek architecture and art. It originally highlighted ornamental columns and reliefs, gilted accessories, plush swags, and opulent furniture. As time moved on, the neoclassical interior style evolved to include chic modern pieces that gently meld with the classical influence. Now, the transitional neoclassical interiors that we feature here today have a bolder and sometimes more minimalist modernity driven through highly ornamental surroundings. The juxtaposition of uber contemporary against intricate classical detailing creates inspiring spaces that are firmly planted in the present, with a wistful glance over the shoulder to the elegant past.
an empty room with white walls and wood flooring is shown in the foreground
The Alba Apartment: Where All-White Meets Wooden Warmth
The Alba Apartment, designed by Daryna Shpuryk, is where light, air, and texture come together to create a serene all-white space. In a world filled with color and clutter, this minimalist interior proves that simplicity can be the ultimate luxury. Every detail, from the crisp white walls to the soft, natural textures, evokes a sense of calm. But make no mistake, this isn’t just another whitewashed space. Alba Apartment combines warmth and modernity.
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Kazakhstan Apartment with Unusual Room Shapes: A Bold Take on Modern Design
Not all homes follow the conventional blueprint. This Kazakhstan apartment is proof that unusual room shapes can be both visually striking and functional. We see bold geometric forms and fluid transitions bringing even the most awkward corners to life. This space sure challenges the norms of traditional interior design, and we’re here for it!
a room with white cupboards and a bench in the middle, along with a checkered floor
The Artistic Soul of the Nouvelle Apartment
Modern design comes together with artistic expression in the Nouvelle Apartment (by Elemental Design). Every detail—from the deep sienna hues to the bold architectural lines—makes sure the home is as visually striking as is functional. As rounded archways soften structured forms, this space acts as a testament to intentional design. Let’s walk through the Nouvelle Apartment to unveil its design secrets.
a bedroom with white walls and wooden flooring next to a painting on the wall
Color, Tradition & Innovation: A Unique Take on Eastern Interior Design
Who says tradition and modernity can’t coexist? This stunning interior design project, by Elemental Design, challenges the norm.We see rich, Eastern influences along with multi-functional furniture—all while embracing bold color. In this home, every detail tells a story. There are soft curves and intricate textures. And the vibrant colors aren’t just accents. They’re an integral part of the decor. Let’s walk through this space to look into it.
an empty room with wooden floors and large windows on the wall, leading to two beds
Urban Serenity: A Minimalist Apartment in New York that Redefines Simplicity
New York is a city of energy. But in all the chaos, this apartment—designed by Timofei Pivnik—embraces a different philosophy. One of restraint and quiet sophistication. This space is designed with a minimalist approach—where every element serves a purpose. We see the unnecessary being stripped away, creating a home that’s effortlessly elegant. Let’s walk through this apartment and see how minimalism isn’t about emptiness; it’s about intentionality.
an empty room with wooden shelves and tiled flooring on the wall, next to a bench
The Peaceful Joy Of The Japandi Aesthetic
The peaceful joy of the Japandi aesthetic shapes these three modern home interiors, fashioning cohesive living spaces, bedrooms and bathrooms. The combination of Scandinavian and Japanese decor elements conjures a welcoming atmosphere that’s sprung from warm neutrals and natural materials. Practical layouts are designed to serve and enhance daily life at home, ensuring easy functionality and overall tranquillity. We’ll tour one family residence full of natural light and soothing wood tone, which also features inspiration for a compact shared kid’s room. Next, we’ll arrive at a couple’s luxury studio apartment with a quiet fusion of international and Japanese styles. Lastly, we’ll finish with a simple and elegant home with cosy layering for a laid-back approach.