TiTi Palacio, the Gen Z-style Parisian venue inspired by the Crystal Palace
Above the arches designed by David Chipperfield, new interiors mix plants and pastel tones to recreate an immersive and reassuring world.
Andrea Bajani: a den in the underground of Amsterdam where to disappear and write
In a small Dutch house, in the Zuid neighborhood, a staircase connects two universes: the official world and the hidden world.
Innovative and flexible: a classroom of the future
Stefano Boeri Interiors’ proposal is a multifunctional and accessible environment designed to be safe and to serve the local community.
Luca Guadagnino and the eroticism of designing interiors
The Italian director and designer tells Domus about his double life, amidst parallels and similarities: that of film artist and that of interior designer.
Set Architects and the renovation of a timeless domestic environment
The Roman studio translates into contemporary design the different inspirations given by the rich historical context in which the project is located: via Latina, one of Rome’s oldest roads.
Casa Maz in Palermo, from tailor’s shop to apartment
La Leta Architettura renovates a historic house by combining existing floors and ceilings with clean, clear-cut volumes.
Hybrid lofts in Venice Beach that are both home and office
Part Office has converted residential buildings overlooking the Venice Beach waterfront into a series of lofts that hybridise living and working spaces.
An apartment in Portugal with clean, soft lines
Studio Fala renovates a building in Amarante, enhancing its facades and interior floors organised around a central fireplace dictating the distribution of space.
In Rome, an apartment transformed into an open space with geometric patterns
The renovation project by Studio Strato (Martino Fraschetti and Vincenzo Tattolo) knocks down walls, shaping a fluid environment where simple geometries and brutalist features take center stage.
Hot desking in 1995: an office by Gaetano Pesce
Loved and hated, hot desking was already popular in the New York of the 1990s. From Domus archives, the Italian designer’s project for the advertising agency Chiat/Day.
Renovation in Madrid following a mathematical principle
P+S Estudio de Arquitectura renovated a 45 sqm apartment by making the space a multiple of itself and not an addition of the various uses: a transforming environment that hosts different functions and applications.
Andrea Bajani: a mini-apartment in Paris where to write about unlove
A mansard “on a slope” in Montmarte, a 30 square meters space to fill and empty with small metamorphic exercises. It was here that the writer started to imagine his novel titled Every Promise.
Designing by subtraction: renovating a flat in Barcelona
By eliminating superfluous elements, the Parramon + Tahull arquitectes studio enhances the original materials and spatial qualities of a flat in Barcelona’s Sants district.
At Francois Halard’s house, master of interior and architectural photography
He has photographed the most beautiful artists’ studios and homes in the world. Now the French photographer has chosen to go back to working first and foremost for himself. We met him in his home-studio in Arles.
The 1960s Italian summer houses from Domus archive
Today, as in the 1960s, holiday homes are once again the favorite summer destination. The spaces, optimized and flexible, inspired by the vernacular architecture of the Mediterranean, welcome the landscape, the guest of honor.