Tour a German Creative Couple’s Old Nordic House
Bender: The sounds! I love the creaking of our floorboards. And even in summer, the ground floor is nice and cool thanks to thick sandstone…
This 430-Square-Foot Apartment Embraces Cartoon-Inspired Style
“The owner of this small 430-square-foot apartment, who works in events, truly gave me a free hand,” says Anthony Authié, the head of Zyva Studio….
Tour a Semi-Buried 1980s House Just North of Barcelona
The life cycle of an iconic house is complex. New owners can upset its balance, but it also must be capable of evolving with time….
Tour a 388-Square-Foot Apartment in Kazakhstan With a Vibrant Soul
The apartment’s small footprint presented some difficulties in the design phase. “But at the same time, the size proved to be an important advantage: It…
Tour a Baroque Building in Milan That Feels Like a Magical Quarry
In an urban quarry atmosphere, AD100 talent Vincenzo De Cotiis has created a jewel set within a centuries-old structure. From the outside, the three-story building…
This 500-Square-Foot Apartment in Ibiza Is a Miniature Marvel
Crazy for colors, a little flashy, and pleasantly offbeat—Vicente Hernández Zaragoza is a well-known figure to many Ibiza residents and visitors. He first came to…
Jacques Garcia’s Lavish Homes Embody a Surprising Nostalgia
“This will be my last home. I’m reaching the end of my life, and I won’t be moving again.” says Jacques Garcia. The AD100 Hall…
This Canadian Chalet Is Filled With a Globetrotting Designer’s Vintage Eccentricities
The chalet is located in Quebec’s Eastern Townships, which are about an hour from Montreal in a part of the province known for skiing, vineyards,…
In San Sebastian, an 861-Square-Foot Apartment Has Some Surprising Features
The home now has two bedrooms instead of three, a large entrance hall that serves as a dressing room, two bathrooms, and a common area…
A Century-Old German Villa Gets a Facelift
We’ve all been there. Two people live through the same experience, but then later each remembers it differently. One morning, two years ago, Gisbert Pöppler…