Apartment
Not everyone lives – or wants to live – in a house and millions of people are looking for examples of stylish apartment interior design. Across the globe, families make their homes in apartments that are polished, organized and beautiful. HomeDSGN brings you a collection of chic apartment interior design showcasing the possibilities. From contemporary neutrals and modern white designs to warm wood-filled interiors, inspiration for your apartment abounds.
Minimalist Loft U Scheiblera by Moomoo Architects
By admin • Feb 1, 2011
Red Nest by Paul Coudamy
By admin • Jan 29, 2011
French architect Paul Coudamy has design the interior of the upper level of a small apartment in the 10th arondissement of Paris, France.
The challenge was to provide a 250 square foot space with a bedroom, a full bathroom, a dressing and a working space.
Tribeca Loft Renovation by Fearon Hay Architects
By admin • Jan 21, 2011 • Selected Work
Fearon Hay Architects from New Zealand have completed a renovation on a 5,900 square foot apartment located in Tribeca, a neighborhood in Lower Manhattan, New York, USA.
The Tribeca Loft has a panoramic view, 3.6 meters high, and is entirely designed in a minimalist style made of wood and steel.
According to the architect, “the original volume was converted into a residence with the insertion of glazed volumes and associated enclosed service rooms.
Monochrome Duplex Apartment remodeling in Paris by Pascal Grasso Architectures
By admin • Jan 18, 2011
Pascal Grasso from Pascal Grasso Architectures has just completed the renovation of a 3,000 square foot duplex apartment in Paris, France.
The most spectacular parts of this remodeling project is the use of suspended plaster blocks across the ceiling in the main living area, as well as the extensive use of white walls and black furniture.
Before & After: Coxford Condo Living Room
By admin • Jan 11, 2011
Spotted on Danielle Oakey Interiors, here is an example of how to redesign an uninspired living room on a very tiny budget.
The owner has already bought the sofa, the chairs, the end tables, the TV, the lamps and a few throw pillow.
But no matter what, the living room looks unfinished with its depressing empty boring walls.
For a mere $500, thanks to Craigslist and local classifieds, Danielle revamped the living room which is now so much more elegant!
She reminds us that money is not the key to create a warm atmosphere and beautify a house!
Ceramic House by Hector Ruiz-Velazquez
By admin • Jan 1, 2011
The Ceramic House is a project designed by Spanish architect Héctor Ruiz-Velázquez.
The small apartment is located in the attic space of an early 20th century building in Madrid. The challenge for the architect was to transform a small area into a new and minimalist living space with a variety of levels.
