Five Fab Apartment Designs

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A fistful of apartment designs from five different sources to get your place shipshape-or perhaps just to give you a little design to daydream about. Whether it's a swanky high contrast décor, a twinkly neutral dream, or a color pop pad you're thinking of, this collection has it all and more...

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Architect: arhform

Rich wood covers the floor and feature wall of this otherwise white apartment design, from arhform architectural studio, creating a warm and welcoming look. The lounge and dining areas are defined by shaggy area rugs from a neutral palette, and lighting choices throughout are big and bold.

Vintage-inspired pieces lend character, from the mid century modern clock to the Eames dining chairs.

Gloss black elements compliment the deep wood tone within the scheme, and white curtains have been selected to blend in with the pale walls rather than to stand out.

Our second apartment, visualized by Eduard Caliman in Leeds, UK, is a photorealsitic depiction of an interior containing a swish sofa that was designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia, and glamorous standing lamps and ceiling lights from Giovanni Sforza Home luxury Collection.

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Also fitting the deluxe theme perfectly are pieces from the Visionnaire Ipe Cavalli brand collection, such as the whimsically feather framed ‘Bird’ mirror, and the glossy black ‘Gretel’ console.

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Each solitary item has been specially selected by the visual artist to conjure an overall ambiance of a rich lifestyle.

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In the third apartment a much earthier atmosphere prevails, with matching strong woodgrain appearing in chairs, tables, consoles and entertainment units.

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A deliberate balance has been created between the wooden furniture pieces and the white elements in the room, with each item having a contrasting ‘buddy’ in the opposite material, such as a twin coffee table, a flanking chest of drawers or an over cabinet frame.