Projects

In the heart of the Chamberí neighbourhood of Madrid, two Michelin Star Coque Restaurant, managed by the Sandoval brothers and designed by Mexican interior designer Jean Porsche, recently enlarged its culinary universe with the creation of a bakery. RAK Ceramics has taken on an important role in this evolution, supplying design surfaces that meld sophisticated aesthetics and cutting edge technical performance.

Designed by OODA studio in the Lisbon area, this dwelling embraces the topography of the Portuguese landscape through a harmonious layout and the use of materials such as concrete, wood, and glass.

Interpreting the city's kaleidoscopic spirit and reinterpreting the richness of tradition in a contemporary key, the team at YLAB Architects renovates a dated dwelling within a historic building, reviving it with a material mix of old and new.

The requalification of 800 square meters dedicated to hospitality, designed by the Westway Architects studio, pays homage to the wine-making tradition by providing new functionality and beauty to dated and previously unused spaces.

Shakespeare Gordon Studio signs the renovation of a historic residence in which materials and colors are called upon to mark thresholds, attributing identity to domestic spaces.

Sophisticated Travertine-effect porcelain stoneware finishes, wide views of the exterior, and skillful modernity meet in the residential architectural project curated by Gabriel Olivera, which integrates contemporary design into the natural landscape of the island.

The warmth and colors of the Mediterranean permeate the interior of this elegant penthouse on the 26th floor of a newly built skyscraper in Luxembourg. This location holds a special place in the heart of the client who commissioned DNA Design Lab to create interiors inspired by Monaco's extraordinary historic botanical garden, the Jardin Exotique, a natural wonder planted on the slopes descending from the Maritime Alps to the sea, which features succulent plants from across the globe.

Located next to the Lindt & Sprüngli headquarters and the historic production facilities from 1899, Lindt Home of Chocolate in Zurich welcomes visitors with an immersive journey that narrates its history, production process, and cultural significance.

Just a stone’s throw from the Roman Forum and the Capitoline Temple, nestled in the rich historical fabric of Brescia, stands a palazzo that has been transformed into a masterpiece of elegance and sophistication.

Casa Vidalverde, near Santiago de Compostela (Galicia), is the latest project by Paco Galiñanes studio, a home that is completely integrated into its surroundings and blends into the vegetation.

On the occasion of the 19th edition of the Venice Biennale of Architecture, WASP and The Natural Materials Lab of Columbia University GSAPP collaborated on the creation of a unique 3D printed earthen installation that explores the intersection of AI-driven design with traditional materials rooted in embodied human histories.

The apartment's owners, art collectors, collaborated with the designers of CMT Architetti to place valuable artworks within the home, creating a harmonious blend of art and architecture that serves as the focal point of the project.

Casa Umbral is a residential project for a single-family house located in the northeastern district of Madrid, designed by ARQUID studio.

The Dutch architecture studio Concrete has recently contributed to Urby’s expansion across the United States with the successful completion of Dallas Urby in the city’s vibrant Design District.

The charm of Breccia Capraia marble dresses the spaces of a kitchen with an island inside a refined Californian apartment in Modern Classic style.

Renaissance inspiration and green building meet in a newly built villa made entirely of wood by Rubner Haus.

Bruno Parquet brings the warmth of walnut to an attic in the province of Cuneo.

ZDL Arhitekti designs a contemporary residence inspired by the vernacular architecture of the mountainous region in which it is located, completing the residential structure made of glulam wood and concrete with Marazzi porcelain stoneware interior and exterior finishes.

During Milano Design Week 2025, Fantini Mosaici unveils the first hall of its showroom—an anticipation of the full exhibition and design narrative that will define the space.

Movimento Gallery, in collaboration with Spazio Vento, brings the collection to Milan. More than just a showcase of the works within the collection, ‘Marks of Existence’ will also be an exploration into the inspiration behind the collection, the artists and the materials.