Set along Denmark’s rugged northern coast, Heatherhill Beach House blends natural materials, coastal stillness, and architectural integrity. Framed by soft dunes and sea grass, the home reflects the essence of slow living through its use of untreated cedar, Dinesen fir, and light-filled interiors. Read the full feature on That Cool Living Magazine.

The reimagined OVEN Club in Valencia explores the architecture of energy through light, texture, and motion. Reflective steel, red-toned Alpi wood, and dynamic LED grids turn this beloved nightlife destination into a sensorial experience. Designed to heighten the feeling of transformation, the new space captures the rhythm and heat of a night in motion. Read the full story on That Cool Living Magazine.

A study in spatial rhythm and material restraint, South Yarra House by Pandolfini Architects invites stillness within sculptural form. From poured concrete curves to oak-lined rooms, the home balances architectural discipline with everyday warmth. Styled by Simone Haag and framed by lush courtyards, it’s a residence designed for both retreat and revelation.

Framed by skyline views and softened by light oak and travertine, this Brooklyn penthouse designed by Norm Architects offers a quiet alternative to the city’s intensity. With a restrained material palette and flowing open-plan layout, the residence embodies tactile minimalism at its most livable. Explore the full story on That Cool Living Magazine.

A historic Viennese church reimagined into a sleek, futuristic medical practice by Studio Riebenbauer. Featuring minimalist interiors, sculptural lighting, and furniture by brands like NORR11 and New Works - this is spatial storytelling at its finest. Discover the full feature on That Cool Living Magazine.