This Milan apartment, designed by the designers at Quincoces-Dragò & Partners, is an example of elegant simplicity. Each element of the interior emphasizes the dignity of the apartment. In order to maximize the space, the designers combined the living room, kitchen and dining room in the same space. The white color, which completely envelops the space, helps to infuse it with light and integrate the rough wood beams that adorn the ceiling.

A minimalist kitchen without upper modules resembles a large sideboard, stretching from one end of the wall to the other. Next to the Tulip table, surrounded by wooden chairs with leather upholstery, there is an additional cupboard for storing dishes and other kitchenware. In the living room, black and white colors are diluted with bright abstract art on the walls and live greenery. Chairs by Gio Ponti and Charlotte Perriand combine with more minimalist pieces such as the Atollo lamp, creating a complex balance between austerity and expressiveness.

The entire interior of this minimalist apartment is thought out to the smallest detail. The shade of the wooden kitchen facades echoes the color of the cabinets and dining chairs. Embossed glass doors let in the sun rays, but at the same time help to maintain privacy, merging with the snow-white walls.

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Glamorous, modern, cosmic, futuristic – there are not enough words to describe the new penthouse of David and Victoria Beckham in Miami. It is located in the new One Thousand Museum residential complex, which is known for being the first residential project by Zaha Hadid Architects in the USA and the last project of Zaha Hadid, which she worked on before her sudden death in 2016.

The 62-story tower typical of Zaha Hadid’s design forms has been under construction since 2014 and has recently been officially completed. The building is equipped with a private helipad, a luxurious fitness center with sauna and beauty lounge, a swimming pool and spa, and panoramic windows offer stunning views of Miami and the ocean. The residence is more reminiscent of a fashionable hotel than an apartment building and of course, the starry Beckham couple who had been looking for an apartment in Miami for so long could not get past it.

According to sources, the deal was concluded on behalf of Beckham Brand Limited, owned by David Beckham. And although the exact amount of the sale has not yet been specified, it is known that the starting price of the penthouse was $ 20 million.

The apartment is located on one of the upper floors, occupying an entire floor, it has five bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and a total area of almost 975 square meters. The deal was started a few months ago, but was officially closed only in early April.

As a co-owner of the Inter Miami Football Club, David Beckham and his wife spend more and more time in this city, so the acquisition of new real estate here was only a matter of time. “One Thousand Museum is a unique building, and we are happy to join its tenants,” a representative of Beckham commented on the purchase. The celebrity family lives in London, but they also have homes in Los Angeles and in the Cotswolds, England. They also had an apartment in Beverly Hills, which they sold in 2018 for $ 33 million.

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Here are more photos of Victoria and David Beckham Miami apartment.

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Living in a modern house designed specifically for you has its own significant advantages. On the other hand, life in a historical building creates a sense of timelessness and a sense of perspective. The interior design by Kingston Lafferty Design surprisingly combines both modern comfort and the charm of the old architecture of the former 18th century carriage house.

Instead of a single aesthetics, the designers decided to create an eclectic appearance of the house, combining brutal industrial style and sophisticated minimalism. With this approach, there is always a risk of creating a certain “mess” from themed interiors, but Kingston Lafferty Design managed to avoid this thanks to an open layout and meticulous selection and use of decorative details.

On the ground floor there is a combined area of the kitchen, dining room and living room. Vaulted brick ceilings transmit the dynamics and fluidity of the space – an original element of the architecture of the XVIII century. The terrace is a natural extension of the interior areas. The fully tiled kitchen table goes out, erasing the border between the interior and the exterior, and thereby further enhances the sense of integrity of the whole space.

In the design of private areas, designers allowed themselves more courage in choosing colors, materials and accessories. In addition to marble, concrete and tile, walnut wood, brass and soft textiles are combined here. Classic mid-century furniture, including the legendary Tulip table by Eero Saarine, is interspersed with contemporary modernism such as red pendants from Maison Dada and custom-made details.

Such a mix of styles testifies to the creative courage of designers who sought inspiration everywhere: in the work of the Memphis group, Milanese vintage, Oriental traditions and modern Moroccan culture. They managed to emphasize the industrial character of the building through the prism of modern trends and vintage chic.

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Gori & Yoon studio renovated an apartment in a historic Milan house and found the perfect balance between the classic context of space and modern interior design.

Classic, aristocratic, elegant – is the best description of this apartment on Via Lovanio , Moscova area of Milan. It is located in an old house and covers an area of 182 square meters. High ceilings with stucco molding, a luxurious marble fireplace, sockets, decor on the walls and doors – all this was an excellent basic material that the designers of Gori & Yoon had to turn into a modern, comfortable home. And they succeeded. Welcome to the home tour with this gorgeous modern classic interior design.

All historical architectural details, and there are so many in the interiors, have been preserved and carefully restored: they give this place a bright personality and connect it with the past and the history of the house. The walls were painted with matt pearl-beige paint, which gives the interior a noble aristocratic look and at the same time favorably emphasizes gypsum stucco decoration.

For the bedroom, the designers chose the most neutral, calm light palette and diluted it with a warm natural wood. This combination is just perfect for rest, peace and relaxation. And the abundance of natural light is everything you need for a pleasant pastime in the daytime.

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The two-level apartment with large windows was decorated in the Scandinavian style and a classic black and white palette. The combination of contrasts is an excellent technique for zoning of space.
The green plants add a bright accent in the monochrome interior.

The best light is in the kitchen – there are four large windows. But there is artificial lighting as well – built-in lamps above the working surface and in niche. Another great technique for visually expanding the space.

The graphite shade splashback does not allow the wall cabinets to merge with the walls. By the way, the storage system is well thought out here: almost all the utensils “hid” behind the minimalistic facades.
The game of contrasts does not allow light colors to turn into a “hospital” white. A parquet of a warm shade gives the interior the famous Scandinavian comfort.

The living room is on the second level, which is unusual: more often it is a place for bedroom. But the living room turned out to be really cozy and secluded.
Gray shades prevail here, and a black coffee table and poster frames continue the overall black and white palette.

The bedroom is on the right from the stairs. Despite its tiny size, the room has a bed, an integrated storage system and even a chair that replaces the dressing table.

The apartment also has a spacious bathroom (which is important for any family), a small corridor with a spacious wardrobe and a separate exit to the courtyard, where you can spend summer evenings wrapped in a blanket.

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This is a gorgeous 5-bedroom home of one interiors stylist living in Australia. Mixing old and new is the key point of its aesthetic, as well as layering textiles and playing with scale. Everything is well organised, however this place is a warm home for her family including 2 children.

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