INTERIOR & DÉCOR, but with a twist

Step inside Residences 6A and 6B at The Willow, and you immediately sense a dialogue between architecture and interiors – a conversation orchestrated by Claudia Allegra Interiors that turns materiality into mood and detail into narrative. Nestled in Manhattan’s historic Gramercy neighborhood, these two residences showcase how thoughtful design can bridge the city’s classic architectural language with a modern, lived-in elegance

Maison Mattelin, the latest project by Antwerp-based interior architect Merijn Degraeve, is a 240 m² duplex penthouse that transforms two separate apartments overlooking Ghent’s Citadelpark into a singular, house-like home. Conceived for entrepreneur Gilles Mattelin, the residence balances intimacy with character, offering both a private retreat and a space for entertaining.

In Coconut Grove, STRANG’s Kiaora Residence reimagines suburban living with a bold architectural gesture. Two interlocking rectangular volumes define the structure, establishing a clear hierarchy between private and communal spaces while producing a striking, dynamic form. 

Suspended between sky and city, Penthouse B by frenchCALIFORNIA occupies the 35th floor of Monogram New York, one of Midtown’s most refined new residential towers. The building, designed by Ismael Leyva Architects with interiors by Neri&Hu, blends Art Deco inspiration with a contemporary language, providing a perfect canvas for a residence that celebrates light, scale, and art as fundamental elements of design

Perched atop one of Tiburon’s most precipitous ridges, Owyang House commands vistas that extend from the intricate town below to the distant skyline of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean. Commissioned by a family with deep roots in the Midwest and an existing pied-à-terre in San Francisco, the project represents the culmination of a long-held aspiration: “We dreamed of one day building a beautiful home overlooking the renowned bay,” 

In the sunlit Mediterranean, the architecture studio of Tatiana Novikova brought to life a project that moves beyond conventional design: a 400-square-meter villa in Paphos, conceived as a subtle dialogue with sea, stone, and wind. Each morning, the marine breeze drifts through its open volumes as though it already knows the way; each evening, sunlight lays its final golden brushstrokes across the façade, blurring the threshold between indoors and out.