YOU KNOW you’ve landed in paradise when your Maldivian water villa includes not one but two outdoor showers – the first for watching the sun rise over the silvery Indian Ocean and the second for spectacular sunset views at the end of another blissful day. You quickly learn that it is the little things that […]
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ROME, ITALY—A second-century a.d. villa has been rediscovered under Cavour Scientific High School, which is […]
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Studio Sculpt's villa design turns two apartments into a sprawling 10,000-square-foot home that feels remarkably independent.
The gabled roof is one of the oldest tricks in architecture’s playbook. Pitched, familiar, and about as dramatic as a grammar school diagram, it’s the...
There is a particular kind of design intelligence that refuses to shout. Villa Normanni, a newly completed Mediterranean retreat nestled in the olive groves of San Vito dei Normanni in Apulia, southern Italy, speaks quietly—and that is precisely why it deserves your attention. Completed in 2025 by studio Urban Interior, this project is the result […]
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Whether its for a quick dip, or just to bring the temperature down at home, swimming pools supply that perfect summer vibe.
A holiday home in Kannur celebrates a mythical goddess and pays ode to its owners’ childhood bungalow.
In Khandala’s monsoon-soaked hills, two adjoining villas inspired by Zen philosophy stay together while growing apart.
Slightly uphill, at the end of one of the many alleys that intersect in the eclectic center of Trieste, lies Villa Solfina. Here you can breathe the Mitteleuropean air of the Friulian capital, which experienced its most flourishing period under the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The villa, built in 1860, was initially the private residence of a…
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Rooted in their landscapes, these seven homes in India embody idyll, with nature acting as more than just a backdrop.
If there is any constant in the life of Madelon Oudshoorn Spaargaren, owner of Amsterdam-based design studio MOS Interiors, it is travel. As a child, she was raised peripatetically among Australia, England, Venezuela and Oman. Even as an adult, when she settled in her native Netherlands with her husband and four children – two boys…
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L’article Mystères de Strasbourg : l’histoire de la Villa Schlief, un curieux palais de briques rouges est apparu en premier sur Pokaa.
What appears as a Karachi mansion in Dhurandhar 2 is actually a luxury villa in Amritsar. Here’s a look inside.
The Jevany Villa started with a pit in the ground, a descending slope, and a wall of mature spruce trees. Most architects would treat those conditions as design obstacles to navigate carefully. David Kraus of Prague-based studio Architektura treated them as the actual material of the house. That distinction is precisely what makes this project […]
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Whether its for a quick dip, or just to bring the temperature down at home, swimming pools supply that perfect summer vibe.
These three neighbouring luxury villas in Muscat show how architecture can hold completely different personalities within the same framework.
Find out how Mediterranean charm lands in these Bengaluru homes, bringing a hint of coastal ease to city life.
From a bungalow in Panchgani with maroon-red terrazzo floors to an old haveli in Punjab redolent of camphor, take a walk down memory lane and relive your childhood with these charming homes in India.
The ultramodern six-bedroom mansion was designed by the acclaimed international architecture firm SAOTA.
Thoughtfully created by Sneha Ostawal of Source Architecture for a family of six, this Bengaluru villa marries a Mediterranean aesthetic with Indian living.
MONTOPOLI DI SABINA, ITALY—A team of archaeologists and speleologists have identified underground aqueduct tunnels and […]
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