With House Paul in Antwerp, Made Architects reimagine the bourgeois home
This renovation of a historic building respects its original context whilerevitalizing it through a bold color code that combines metal, wood, masonry, and exposed concrete.
Farewell to Mimmo Jodice (1934–2025), the photographer who told the story of Naples
Mimmo Jodice, one of the greatest masters of Italian photography, has passed away at the age of 91. Domus pays tribute to him by revisiting the encounter in his home and studio in Posillipo, in the heart of Naples — the city he loved and captured like no one else through his lens.
Beige mania: the color defining the interiors of the TikTok Generation
Millennial beige brings warmth into our homes—but it risks turning into a formula: a new aesthetic standard already absorbed by the algorithms.
In Paris, an attic space is reinvented in a two-storey apartment
By eliminating a central staircase and doubling it to provide separate access to two bedrooms, studio Abaco has created an enhanced and unprecedented livability inside a historic interior.
In this Athens apartment, Federica Scalise brings the Japanese home into modern Greece
By exposing the raw concrete of the structure and replacing masonry partitions with the translucent lightness of shoji screens, this renovation in the Exarcheia district reinterprets Athens’ modernist architecture through a minimal and flexible spatial language.
This apartment in Seoul, designed by Wanderlust Studio, combines K-pop aesthetics with cartoon imagery
Between pastel colors and fluorescent hues, wooden paneling with swaying silhouettes, and wallpapers with dollhouse-style patterns, Haesoon' Home reflects a dreamy, playful dimension where (perhaps) it is possible to live in, for real.
From the kitchen to the elevator, which are the world’s most designed rooms?
A new study by the design software Planner5D reveals the most common preferences in interior design, highlighting both expected and unexpected patterns, with a few surprising results.
This Tokyo apartment reinterprets Japanese domestic tradition
Designed by KOOO ARCHITECTS and Ichijo-Toma, the apartment features light filtering, spaces for rituals, and handcrafted details that interact with modern functions. From the tea room to the wine room, it offers a reflection on the future of the Japanese home.
In Veneto, a 1960s residential building echoes Carlo Scarpa’s Venetian modernism
Didonè Comacchio Architects completely renewed the image of a small villa in the suburbs of Castelfranco Veneto with a renovation that seeks a gesture of understated modernity.
The renovation of this 1980s Japanese house preserves its history and traditions
In Tajimi, traditional elements such as the tatami and engawa have evolved to form the foundation of a contemporary multigenerational home, designed by Itsuki Matsumoto with Tsuyoshi Ohno.
The extension of a house in Brussels combines wood and transparency
In studio hé’s renovation, the extension breathes new life into the small backyard of a courtyard house. Triple heights, details, and materials create a new domestic landscape.
Elegant and minimalist: a renovated apartment in Palazzo Rosso alla Statua, Sicily
In a respectful dialogue with the original structure, the renovation of the spaces and the choice of furnishings integrate discreetly, with an emphasis on material quality.
In Salento, a once-abandoned palace comes back to life between local stone and minimalism
At the gates of Lecce, the renovation of the historic Palazzo San Vito harmoniously blends heritage and contemporary aesthetics, creating a rarefied space devoted to rest.
Milanese Modern echoes in the boiseries of this newly renovated apartment
New Landscapes completed a project that is both respectful and bold, where the revival of post-war Milanese architecture coexists with the spatial needs of contemporary living.