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Built in, 1902, this San Francisco gem is dripping in character. Our goal was to turn this architectural charmer into a modern family home. Focusing on art and beauty without skimping on functionality was at the core of the design process. With a very light touch, we updated the home’s cosmetic details to better accommodate our clients aesthetics and lifestyle. We created spaces focused on entertaining as well family-friendly gatherings. Warm whites, camel, and earth tones in the living room helped create a foundation for our client’s incredible art collection.
What a fabulous home! I love the modern take on the interior but with lots of curves and plush furniture and fabrics that make it feel really loungey. Designed by Katie Monkhouse. Photos: Stephanie Russo.

“The Cruïlles project involves the restoration of a traditional Catalan farmhouse of 500 m² in Cruïlles, Girona, preserving its rustic essence while blending it with a contemporary design. The house is situated alongside a 12th-century city wall and features a 300 m² garden with a converted barn that serves as a guesthouse. The design stands out for its abundant natural light, use of reclaimed materials, and the integration of modern elements with a countryside charm. This space beautifully balances historic heritage with a cozy, personalized aesthetic that invites relaxation and enjoyment in every corner.”

Blending rustic charm with contemporary chic, the Cruïlles project by Barcelona-based Cristina Carulla Studio embodies grace, warmth, and authenticity, creating beautiful, timeless spaces.

Photography by Nacho Alegre.

Gent-based JUMA Architects extended an existing farmstead with a striking black volume, creating a harmonious blend of old and new. Positioned as a buffer between the driveway and garden, the new addition adopts the farmstead’s design language with a simple rectangular layout and modest gable roof. Inside, a spacious living area benefits from large windows, a black ceiling and a soft terracotta-toned polished concrete floor. A trapezoid fireplace connects spaces, while the farmhouse retains its charm with wooden beams, plank floors and Belgian bluestone tiles.

Photography by Eugeni Pons.

Built for adventure and togetherness, our Sun Valley Ski House offers the perfect blend of functionality and fun. With ample sleeping spaces, two kitchens, and multiple areas for lounging or gathering, this ski house in Sun Valley is designed to be the ultimate retreat. Lovingly restored, this home is the launch point for endless adventure, and the interior reflects that with its playful, welcoming design.
Being able to hang out in a cozy and warm (but very cool!) home like this would definitely have me appreciating winter more. Designed by Yond Interiors; Builder: Hobbs Builders; Photos: Malissa Mabey; Styling: Jen Paul.

We are so excited to showcase The Lake House! A full home renovation of an original Lake House built in the 1970’s. Located in Canyon Lake, CA. We gutted this house, changed the floorplan to be more functional, raised the ceiling in the kitchen, and wrapped the existing beams in veneer. We designed every square foot of this home, from the four bathrooms, to the two kitchens, the design encompases a cohesive color palette, and exquisite materials. The Lake House is playful, yet sophisticated, with a nod to the original 70’s architecture and vibe.
This home definitively has some mid-century still kicking around but more modern vibes added with this new revival. It is funky, bright and playful and I could not love that living room more – the soaring ceilings and knotty pine walls and that fantastic free-standing fireplace in the centre. Brilliant!!! Designed by Popix Designs; Photos: Charlotte Lea.