Homes and Spaces. A selection of inspiring projects from around the world.

A contemporary apartment in a historic building on via della Moscova, where every window looks out onto Ca’ Brutta, an icon of twentieth-century Milanese architecture.

A house for two parties by the lake of Walenstadt, in Switzerland, Alpamyr was designed by architect Sandro Durrer to welcome different generations and adapt to multiple life situations.

Located in Bukit Timah, Singapore, a neighbourhood known for its upmarket lifestyle and connection to nature, this duplex penthouse designed by Architology Interiors draws on the elegance of yacht design.

Jinling Road is a pioneering masterplan project in the centre of Shanghai, a contemporary development conceived in dialogue with the city’s historical fabric.

Milan, the Lambrate district, birthplace of the famous Lambretta motorcycle, a staple of Italian 1960s culture. Here, in a former warehouse, photographer Giorgio Possenti has found the perfect place for his home studio, a New York-inspired loft with an industrial atmosphere and a curated constellation of vintage pieces.

In Mayens d’Arbaz, in the Sion district in the canton of Valais, Switzerland, Pierre Métrailler Architecte has reworked a holiday chalet designed for convivial, relaxed family time.

Between Ca’ d’Oro and the iconic Rialto fish market, overlooking the Grand Canal, a residence that embodies the Venetian spirit takes shape – one that celebrates the city’s history through a contemporary lens.

Designed by Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron, the VitraHaus is an architectural rendition of the archetypal house form, as found all over the world.

In Sydney’s Surry Hills, Pattern Studio reinvigorates a traditional terrace into Yolo House where clever planning has transformed what felt small and cramped into an open and original residence.

An interior in the heart of Paris captures the city’s unique spirit, blending history and modernity with unexpected details and artistic touches. Designed as a place of life, this Haussmann-style interior open by appointment expresses a twofold expertise – interior architecture and furniture design.

In Copenhagen’s Frederiksberggade, one of the city’s oldest streets, File Under Pop has unveiled its renovated studio. Half showroom, half workspace, the interior is conceived as a place for working and sharing.

In a 1930s apartment in Milan’s Porta Venezia district – an area known for its historic Art Nouveau buildings and recent creative revival – interior designer Alberto Nespoli and creative director Alessia Bossi have made a home together.