A house in one of the most upscale residential areas in the county of Surrey to the south-west of London stands out for its neo-Georgian style . The centrepiece of the interior design project is an elegant limestone-effect floor created from large-size porcelain tiles

In a home in Marina di Ravenna, a new conservatory serves as a transitional space between the existing residence and the surrounding garden. Iron, glass, porcelain stoneware and water shape the spaces in a fluid and light manner, seamlessly blurring the distinction between the interior and the natural landscape

Casa L’Acquolella is a holiday home situated in the upper part of the town of Positano. Its standout features include a breathtaking panoramic view and interiors with a fresh, airy atmosphere that blend a Mediterranean style with rustic accents

In South Tyrol, the Familiamus family hotel blends with nature, echoing the harmony of the Dolomite landscape and adopting an original design that combines modernity and tradition and uses sustainable materials

Italian ceramic tiles feature prominently in the interior design of a luxury home in the hills of Hungary's Pest province, particularly in the bathrooms and kitchen

The Enterprise Hotel in Milan, part of the Planetaria Group, has opened eight Nesting Rooms, unique suites combining exquisite design and modern comfort. Attention to detail and the use of high-quality materials create a cosy and discreet ambience, ideal for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of the city

An appreciation for the Alpine landscape and its preservation sets the tone for the design of the new Eco Suites Amaril. This unique project embraces the surrounding natural environment through thoughtful spatial and material choices that prioritise both sustainability and the comfort of guests

The architectural project by Cino Zucchi Associati for the residential complex in Via Valtorta in Milan’s Turro neighbourhood represents an interesting corner block solution. The project takes twentieth-century urban design principles into consideration while embracing new ideas and visual identities

On the northeastern outskirts of Milan, Simone Dominoni has designed an aesthetically pleasing and highly sustainable building with photovoltaic panels and ventilated façades clad in stone-effect porcelain to improve energy efficiency.

As part of a comprehensive upgrade, a 1960s building in the province of Prato has been transformed into an elegant and highly functional home with designer furniture and an energy-efficient envelope.

The Budapest Headquarters of the construction and civil engineering company Uni-Invest presents a contemporary, inviting and vibrant image, with both its interiors and exteriors offering a variety of material and sensorial experiences.

The new technology park designed by gmp architects in Suzhou is a sustainable research and development centre inspired by the most traditional of all classical Chinese gardens, the Garden of the Humble Administrator.