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6 Clever Design Details from a Small Serene Athenian Apartment

From glowing glass bricks to smart hidden storage, discover 6 clever design details that make this 1960's Athens apartment a serene small-space masterpiece.

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Intuitive Minimalism Inhabits 25sqm/269sqft on a Cobblestone Street in Paris

Merging Japanese and Scandinavian influences, interior designer Juliane Garcia reimagines Parisian small-space living with warmth and precision.

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A Small Madrid Apartment That Traded Walls for Vibrant Volumes

Historic tiles unearthed during renovation inspired a colour-rich rethink of this 60sqm/645sqft apartment, where bold volumes define how the space is lived in.

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A London Apartment Balancing Japandi Calm and Art Deco Character

Living, hosting, working, sleeping – all in 24sqm/258sqft. Architect Anna Parker’s clever joinery turned a historic London apartment into a calm, flexible home.

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“Someone’s Home Is a Real Invitation into Their Psyche and History”: How Ben Mooney Lives Small

Antiques, humour, and history live side by side in Ben Mooney’s 60sqm/646sqft Melbourne home above his shop, Ma House Supply Store.

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An Architect Couple’s 35sqm/376sqft Tokyo Home

Somosomo House shows how architects Mayo Takato and Takeshi Odaki built – and now live in – a compact home where furniture becomes architecture.

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A 50sqm/538sqft Madrid Apartment That Turns Industrial Materials into Domestic Design

Part sanctuary, part laboratory, the home created by architect Eduardo Mediero finds industrial textures in unexpected places.

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An Architect’s Loft-Inspired Take on a 19th-Century Apartment

Casa Rivet is a 46sqm/495sqft Madrid home with no interior walls, defined instead by bright volumes, shared light, and carefully designed storage.

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A Mediterranean-inspired Micro Studio by Paris’s Luxembourg Gardens

Natural stone, soft curves, and a creamy white colourway – this 24sqm/258sqft apartment brings a rustic Mediterranean charm to Paris.

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“It’s Fun to be a Bit Annoying”: How Gustaf Westman Brings Humour to Design

Playful and a little cheeky – designer Gustaf Westman shows off his signature style in his Stockholm apartment, filled with self-designed pieces (including some for IKEA).

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