Modlar

06/22/2026

Casa Mezcal tells a story of transformation. What was once a former mezcal tasting facility now serves as a private residence where architecture, landscape and craftsmanship come together with ease.

Working alongside Mexican designers, artisans and brands, Barde vanVoltt curated a home filled with handcrafted furniture, bespoke lighting and locally sourced materials, creating interiors that reflect the character and creativity of their setting.

Location: La Condesa, Mexico City, Mexico
Design by: Barde vanVoltt
Photography by: Alejandro Ramírez Orozco

06/15/2026

For years, Oxford's Humanities faculties, libraries, and research institutes were spread across 26 different buildings throughout the city. The Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities brings them together for the first time, creating a shared home designed around collaboration and exchange.

Certified as Europe's largest Passivhaus university building and home to the world's first Passivhaus concert hall, the project demonstrates how high-performance environmental standards can operate at the scale of a major academic and cultural institution.

Location: Oxford, UK
Design by: Hopkins Architects

06/11/2026

Inside Publix Coworking Space in Berlin, Studio Karhard developed an interior concept that takes its cues from the building's strong architectural character. Exposed concrete, timber, zinc, and aluminum form a restrained material backdrop, while carefully selected furnishings bring warmth and rhythm to the coworking areas and guesthouse. The project balances a raw aesthetic with spaces designed for connection, concentration, and everyday use.

Location: Berlin
Design by: AFF Architekten and Studio Karhard
Photography by: Robert Rieger

06/08/2026

Hong Kong blends soaring skyscrapers, intricate heritage sites, and bold contemporary interiors into a uniquely dynamic urban landscape. This collection highlights the city's most striking architecture and design.

Featured Projects:
+ The International Commerce Center (ICC) by KPF
+ Pulsa by Aedas
+ Pavilia Farm by Snøhetta
+ Hysan Place by KPF
+ HKSAR Government Headquarters by ROCCO Design Architects
+ Cyclorama by SABO
+ The Peninsula Boutique & Café by Conran and Partners
+ Tai Kwun Center for Heritage & Art by Herzog & de Meuron and ROCCO Design Architects
+ Jockey Club Innovation Tower by Zaha Hadid Architects

Go to modlar.com to see the full collection.

06/04/2026

The Chr. Tomters veg project transformed a modest red timber house into a richly layered home designed around the rhythms of a large family. Rather than extending the original structure as a single volume, the project unfolds as three red houses connected through a sequence of indoor and outdoor spaces.

Winter gardens, passageways, sunken rooms and forest-facing lounges create moments of both gathering and quiet retreat. A nuanced palette of red timber, brick, steel and tiles ties the additions together, while a preserved blue door and fragments of the original white window frames offer small reminders of the home's earlier story.

Location: Rælingen, Norway
Design by: Rever & Drage Architects

06/01/2026

This former Victorian waterworks was carefully reworked into a modern workspace while retaining its strong historic character.

The new rooftop extension references the site’s Egyptian Revival architecture through its tapered form and material palette. Clad in Corten steel, the addition sits in contrast with the original brick structure while still feeling connected to it.

Interior finishes take cues from Egyptian motifs and the surrounding landscape, creating spaces that feel warm, durable and considered throughout.

Location: Kent, UK
Design by: Felix Lewis Architects
Photography by: Chris Snook

05/27/2026

Warm minimalism is what happens when restraint finally makes room for comfort. It keeps everything people love about minimalism, the clarity, the space, the sense of calm, and layers in organic texture, earthy color, and materials that actually feel good to be around.

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05/21/2026

Facing a dense forest along a narrow one way road, House Of Endless Trees responds to its setting through openness, elevation, and carefully framed views into the surrounding greenery.
The home combines open living and dining spaces with quieter areas for reading, yoga, and reflection, while details like the timber veneer ceiling and floating oil holders bring warmth and character throughout the interiors.

Location: Singapore
Design by: Freight Architects and Kapa Design Collective
Photography by: Khoo Guo Jie

05/18/2026

OMA's projects are known for intellectual rigor and spatial experimentation. This collection highlights the firm's provocative approach to architecture and interiors: https://www.modlar.com/photos/collections/391/selected-projects-by-oma

Featured Projects:
+ CCTV Headquarters - Photography by Iwan Baan
+ Beyond The Surface - Photography by Marco Cappelletti
+ Austrian House - Photography by Frans Parthesius
+ Concrete at Alserkal Avenue - Photography by Mohamed Somji
+ The Galleria Gwanggyo - Photography by Hong Sung Jun
+ Il Fondaco dei Tedeschi
+ Eagle + West - Photography by Jason O’Rear
+ Taipei Performing Arts Center - Photography by Chris Stowers
+ Lantern - Photography by Jason Keen