Inspired by the asymmetrical shapes and bold colors that the Memphis Group popularized in the 1980s, Ali Baldiwala, founder of hisnamesake design studio, created a whimsical two-bedroom apartment in South Mumbai. Photography by Talib Chitalwala, styled by Samir Wadekar.
In a residential neighborhood just north of Tel Aviv, Maya Sheinberger, of her eponymousinterior design firm, transformed a traditional apartment into a modern home for a couple who became a family of three during the process. The shelves frame the television without making it the focal point, displaying small treasures. Photography by Itay Benit.
When tasked with enlivening an apartment in the center of Kiev for a young graphic designer, Yevheniia Dubrovska, founder of hernamesake studio, gravitated toward bright hues and bold tiles to reflect her client’s aesthetic sensibilities.The sofa is a custom piece byDubrovska. Photography by Yevhenii Avramenko.
For his first solo project, architect and designer Antonio Monserrat (@monserrat.studio)looked no further than his own four walls. The bedroom features different tones of blue and a custom bed and original paintings by Monserrat. Photography by Antonio Monserrat.
A wool-linen rug byYuriy Zimenkoanchors aGaetano Pesce Serie Up 2000lounge and Shane Schneck’s Bowler table in the living area, where a beige-painted wall serves as a screen for projected imagery. Photography by Yevhenii Avramenko.
Local interior and product designerDaria Vasilkova, renovated an apartment for a globe-trotting family who requested a home that resembled a boutique hotel suite in both function and aesthetic.
ASimon Schmitzpendant fixture hangs over the dining area’s marble-topped table byAlain Gilles. Photography by Greg Cox/Bureaux. Production by Sven Alberding.
The tapestry displayed here, entitled Karu, Robertson sourced from South Africa and hung above the custom desk by Alloy and Braga Woodworks. Photography courtesy of Pavel Bendov.
Lumière Bricoleur, a Danish design firm helmed by Nikoline Henningsen and Morten Ravn, was eager to create a family home for their clients in this historic yet charming site. Photography by Jenny Sundby.
Rental apartments present designers with an interesting task in creating homes for people they have yet to meet. Maya Baklan, founder of her namesakeKyiv-based firm, took on such a project in the hopes of attracting design-driven tenants in a new upscale residential condo.Photography by Yevhenii Avramenko.
In the master bedroom, Yovanovitch’s iconic Papa Bear armchairs are paired with a set of three occasional tables in wood and lacquer, also by Yovanovitch, and a striking artwork byMarc Quinndepicting Anna Zaoui’s own iris. Photography by Stephen Kent Johnson.
