In the series finale, explore The Muraka, the world’s largest underwater residence at Conrad Maldives on Rangali Island. Discover its origins through the inspiring story of architect and developer Ahmed Saleem, who first envisioned the island's future after arriving with a small loan and a bold d...

Journey to the stunning Pemba Island in the Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania, to discover The Manta Resort’s Underwater Room—a minimalist, floating cabin initially conceived as an art installation. Join designer Mikael Genberg and co-founder Matthew Saus as they share the inspiration behind this on...

In this episode, venture into Jules’ Undersea Lodge, the world’s only fully submerged hotel, located 25 feet below the sea in Key Largo, Florida. Accessible only by diving, this unique habitat offers an exclusive glimpse into life beneath the waves. Meet Ian Koblick, the lodge’s visionary designe...

In the debut episode, dive into ReefWorld Pontoon, Australia’s only underwater accommodation, located 39 nautical miles off Queensland's coast. Discover the breathtaking Reefsuites, offering unparalleled views beneath the sea surface. Series host Phillip Vannini takes viewers swimming around the ...

In search of an affordable home in Paris, architect Matthieu Torres and his partner picked out a small, dark 31sqm/334sqft space with a beautiful view of the city.

Artist, interior designer, and ardor—studio founder Michiel Hilbrink designed a 60sqm/645sqft home for his family of three in Amsterdam’s east end. The peaceable, minimalist, and timeless space is a study in achieving comfort without clutter.

Nature at their doorstep and keen to immerse themselves in the native flora and fauna that defines their environment, a husband-and-wife duo built the beautiful, functional, and sustainable home of their dreams in Australia’s Currumbin Ecovillage.

Originally an open-concept space, the arrival of interior designer Joyce Li and architect Mikolaj Scibisz’ daughter prompted them to transform their home into a flexible space that adapts to their changing needs. Striking double-layered orange curtains allow them to convert the apartment into one...

Designers Jack Chen and Hidy Wong of Tsai Design crafted a layering of experiences in this 27sqm/291sqft St. Kilda apartment through a clever and compact mirrored copper pod at its core.

It was love at first historical feature. Lisbon-based architect Lenka Holcnerova relied on the centuries-old traits of this 50sqm/538sqft ground-floor unit to make it into a functional and timeless three-in-one home, studio, and gallery for a local artist.

Brothers and architectural duo Pierre and François Voirin turned two non-residential attics into one tranquil and luminous home for a French screenwriter. Lovingly named CAPSULE, the top-floor apartment in central Paris makes 25sqm feel spacious.

How do you make the biggest impact with a single intervention? METRE Architects show how a well-thought-out loft might be the answer in this 41 sqm condo in Singapore.

This one’s for the Wes Anderson fans. Inspired by the aesthetics of the cinema, this 42sqm/452sqft home by gon architects brings an Anderson-inspired colour palette to life in the attic unit of a historical building – right in the heart of Madrid.

ABT Design Studio founders Alice Cheung and her husband Brian reimagined their 24sqm micro apartment in central Hong Kong so that they could stay close to their parents and connected to all that the city has to offer.

The owner’s collection of Little Prince books – featuring a house-sized asteroid called B612 – inspired the architect Arts Serrano of one/zero to turn this micro 24sqm apartment into a little planet of its own.

Picking up where his great grandfather left off, architect Jonathan Stanway of Dousters converted a family home into four self-contained units. Meet the former living room, where full functionality meets luxury – but make it compact.

It all started with a really nice view. Architects Ben Edwards and Nancy Beka of Studio Edwards tried to avoid the word “wall” when designing this 55sqm/592sqft Melbourne apartment, where connection – both inside and to the outdoors – is key.

When Hiroyuki Unemori set out to design this 51sqm/549sqft Tokyo residence for his close friends, he wanted to do more than simply maximise the small footprint; he wanted to create a world away from the world, a place to call their own within the city.

Javier Salvador and Yago García of Heimat studio created a versatile canvas for a travel-loving couple with the design of their 55sqm Seville home. The open, birch-filled space is the perfect primer for their colourful furniture and eclectic items.