Burberry by Christoper Bailey





Burberry has relocated his head office to Horseferry House, the 13th-Century building situated in the heart of Westminster, London, which used to house the British parliament.

‘The new location allows all of our London employees (850 in total) to work together in one location. The space helps to unite the culture, improve communications and purify the brand,’ says chief executive Angela Ahrendts.

Creative director Christopher Bailey led the design of the interior that evokes a typically British atmosphere with dark oak, trench lacquer and polished black chrome dominating the design. ‘This office became a bit of a labour of love for me, explains Bailey. ‘Horseferry House is so much more than a building. It’s very symbolic of the company. I wanted to unify the creativity and the dynamic attitude of all the employees that are driving this company forward.’

The new building, totalling 160,000 sq ft over eight floors, comprises show rooms, modern contemporary office spaces together with the original architectural features of the 1930s building.

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Red and White Themed Apartment in Tel Aviv








This gorgeous red-white themed apartment in Tel Aviv is a sight for sore eyes. Though only 80 sqm big, it surely gives an impression of a big studio-like flat, with glass walls to separate the rooms, slim closets and folding doors adding to the effect. Highly modern and roomy, the flat’s stunning style in which red is added to the whole décor – the furniture, the bed, or the two sides of bedroom wall – surely spices up the whole environment and adds to its elegance.

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Space Oddysey Inspired Apartment by Romolo Stanco









Inspired by the Space Odyssey flick, this futuristic styled apartment is a class in its own. Furnished with a pure luxurious white lacquer, the apartment not only proves an unique “work of art” but also a highly modern place to live. Completely covered in red and white,the stunning minimalist vibe is only enhanced by the large living room and the contemporary furniture. The apartment has been brilliantly designed by famous architect Romolo Stanco so that the sun light falls directly on the white walls giving them different shapes all day long

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Casa Blair Road by Ong &Ong















Designed by talented architects from Ong & Ong from Singapore, Casa Blair Road is a stunning, truly breathtaking property — with everything designed to perfection. With white walls, white marble floors, the lovely white designer chairs and white and brown coffee mugs giving it perfect color sync, the house charms with its amazing white theme. And if you consider the beautiful mountains in the background that add a tinge of freshness, Casa Blair Road is an architectural masterpiece that we wouldn’t mind moving in. A dream home, indeed

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Soon in Tokyo by lagranja






Soon in Tokyo,a new communication agency located in Barcelona, commissioned lagranja to design a versatile space where offices can live together with a musical and gastronomic ambient.

The project retains the disposition of the exterior volumes and the facade of the existing industrial warehouse, but completely reformulating the articulation of the space. The search for natural light, by means of courtyards, skylights and terraces, and the visual communication among the different spaces becomes the core of the project.

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Out of the Box House by Cadence









Cadence designed a residence in Bangalore, India, which features cast-concrete external walls decorated with perforations.

Taking the classic diagram of the traditional courtyard house, they moved the court to the corner to create new spatial and formal effects. Incorporating the “outside” inside, the living room and the bedrooms feel much bigger and have a sectional relationship with the open to sky court.

The courtyard is further articulated by placing a sculptural elements that would serve as an informal dining area as well as a tub for housing a tree.

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Large and Colourful House on Portland Road in London















Those who love colors and would like to stand out from the crowd with their interior design, this London house on Portland Road is more than just a great piece of inspiration. Classic yet filled with life, each of the houses rooms comes in with a different color, while the furniture brings in the much needed contrast. With parquet flooring, a large living room and a wonderful kitchen-diner, the house seems crowded yet appealing in its very own way

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