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Natural materials, a commanding use of space plus dramatic focal points make for an unforgettable home
When Malta's Eliza Costabel built a home in Kenya, she combined Moorish inspiration with traditional North African architecture to create a stunning building – and along the way discovered a new way of doing things, both in design and life
At once homely and bold, this well-planned conversion uses natural and raw materials for a contemporary interpretation of the original architectural vernacular
Eliza Costabel creates a space reminiscent of a beach house but is actually a small apartment in Gozo
Thinking outside the norms when configuring this space has resulted in a home that is small in size but feels effortlessly bright and airy...
With a focus on minimalism, this semi-detached bungalow has maximised on form and fun to create a peaceful retreat.
They may not have had any building experience, but the owners of this historic property have transformed it into a beautiful and characterful home
It’s won the Din l-Art Helwa Award for Architectural Excellence and been shortlisted for the World Architecture Festival Awards 2018 - it’s easy to see why the Coach House in Balzan, with its superb merging of old and new, is one of Malta’s most talked-about properties of the year
This cleverly renovated house started with a tricky brief - a design that worked not just for humans, but a pair of wildcats too
Thinking differently has transformed this historic building into a handsome home that is both comfortable and fit for modern living
Natural materials, a commanding use of space plus dramatic focal points make for an unforgettable home
When Malta's Eliza Costabel built a home in Kenya, she combined Moorish inspiration with traditional North African architecture to create a stunning building – and along the way discovered a new way of doing things, both in design and life
At once homely and bold, this well-planned conversion uses natural and raw materials for a contemporary interpretation of the original architectural vernacular
Eliza Costabel creates a space reminiscent of a beach house but is actually a small apartment in Gozo
Thinking outside the norms when configuring this space has resulted in a home that is small in size but feels effortlessly bright and airy...
With a focus on minimalism, this semi-detached bungalow has maximised on form and fun to create a peaceful retreat.
They may not have had any building experience, but the owners of this historic property have transformed it into a beautiful and characterful home
It’s won the Din l-Art Helwa Award for Architectural Excellence and been shortlisted for the World Architecture Festival Awards 2018 - it’s easy to see why the Coach House in Balzan, with its superb merging of old and new, is one of Malta’s most talked-about properties of the year
This cleverly renovated house started with a tricky brief - a design that worked not just for humans, but a pair of wildcats too
Thinking differently has transformed this historic building into a handsome home that is both comfortable and fit for modern living
