Where history meets design

Designed to offer a contemporary accommodation experience in the heart of Turin’s old city centre, the Madama suite is one of the nine Q71 Timeless Suites

A masculine concept of architecture

Rough surfaces inspired by natural materials, earth colours, stone and wood. These are the architectural elements of the Tigertail residence, one of the homes designed by DI Group in the hills in the Los Angeles suburb of Bel Air

Inspired by the suburbs of ancient Athens

A villa named 'Academia' located in the hills of Encino, Los Angeles county is one of the latest projects by the design firm DI Group, which is working on some of the most stunning properties in the hills around the city

Organic design speaks Italian

A Bel Air mansion with an open and versatile floor plan combines elements of organic architecture with the quality of Italian ceramic tiles. The property maintains a harmonious relationship with its surroundings thanks to the presence of local natural elements inside the home

Contemporary rationalism

A private house in Switzerland offers a contemporary interpretation of the Modern Movement.

A tailor-made home

From its spatial layout to its finishing materials - first and foremost the ceramic floor coverings - a villa in Perth, Western Australia, gets an array of bespoke, high-performance solutions to enhance its interaction with the natural environment

Wood: a tribute to the surrounding forests

The kitchen/dining area blends in with the style of the rest of the contemporary villa but above all reflects the trends and aspirations of the young Slovenian architects

A custom dining experience

An Italian restaurant in the suburbs of Munich has warm, intimate interiors featuring customised wood and industrial retro touches

The spa centres of Bohemia

ITALIAN CERAMIC TILES WERE CHOSEN FOR THE REMODELLING PROJECT FOR THE WELLNESS AND SPA CENTRE IN THE HISTORIC HOTEL KRIVÁŇ IN KARLOVY VARY