When architect Ruchanan Patarapanich set out to redesign this 54sqm/581sqft Bangkok apartment, for his longtime friend Promchan Chanratanapreeda, the goal wasn’t just to make it feel bigger—it was to make it feel like home. Located in the relaxed, lively Ari neighbourhood in Bangkok, the former o...

When architect Ed Lippmann’s son Mitch—a chef—asked him to redesign his compact 50sqm/538sqft Sydney apartment, he added one condition: make it good enough for Never Too Small. The result is a warm, light-filled home shaped by smart design and timber tones. Located in a former warehouse with soar...

Interior architect Laura Libenson reimagines a historic 56sqm/603sqft Buenos Aires home around its green heart – a leafy, light-filled patio that anchors family life and sets the tone for slower routines, shared meals, and moments of connection.

Interior architect Katanyoo Angwatanapanich transforms a 32sqm/344sqft Bangkok condo into a personal retreat – balancing bold palettes, natural materials, and thoughtful storage to reflect the layered life of its gemologist owner.

In a quiet neighborhood of Brooklyn, two interior designers transformed their apartment into a nature-infused retreat. Layered textures and a seamless indoor-outdoor connection redefine the space – proving that even rentals can feel personal and refined.

Step inside – or is it outside? – Cabin ANNA. With completely retractable walls on either side, this incredible, modular design by Caspar Schols takes reconnecting to nature to a whole new level.

How can 28sqm/301sqft feel like more? The answer lies in the concept of the Teilhaus, a small-footprint home designed for flexibility and connected living. Nightingale Preston proves that good design and a strong community focus can go hand in hand.

"Full of life but very relaxed" is how Cristina Poelk describes the neighborhood of Mariatorget on the island of Södermalm in Stockholm. The same can be said for her bright and cosy 53sqm/570sqft apartment located there.

For StudioMadera co-founders Eileen Ng and Jorge Núñez, creating spaces that “flow effortlessly” was a guiding aim for their recent redesign of a 38sqm/409sqft Madrid home. They found inspiration in Japanese shoji to help bring it all to life.

When interior stylist and freelance magazine editor Julia Stevens first came across her small studio apartment in New York’s Gramercy Park, she only saw potential, turning the no-frills, 21sqm/235sqft unit into her very own cool-blue sanctuary.

Interior designers Sarah Chayeb and Pauline Paradis imagined “a quiet place, surrounded by books” for the 25sqm/269sqft home of their client and his son. With small, thoughtful changes, the design turned this cosy Parisian apartment into a playful and stylish home.

For Paris-based architects Nikhil Calas and Federico Diodato of faire, carpentry is king. They transformed an empty 49-square-metre apartment into a home ready to entertain family and friends through three key pieces of bespoke furniture.