House/apartment for up to 6 people

Croatia at its very best: on Lastovo, one of the most remote islands in the Adriatic, architect Jurek Brüggen has transformed the ruins of a former village hall into seven relaxed studios. Yet another example of the principle that ‘after it’s broken, it gets even better’.

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Holiday home Szegzárd — the lodge

A deliberate space in southern Hungary – between vast vineyards and urban vibes, warm light and cool concrete, indoors and outdoors. Accompanied by the finest wines of the region.

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Holiday home Hira

Golden hours on the Danish west coast: the Hira holiday home in North Jutland, tucked away in wild heathland, is an architectural invitation to lose track of time together.

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ApartmentHoliday home Casa Sassello

Archaic presence: Casa Sassello, overlooking Lake Maggiore, combines the raw materiality of the traditional Ticino with the precise style of the wdmra architects. A crafted choreography of the elements – in a fabulous location!

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Holiday home Haus Moosberg

Form follows environmental protection: in the Salzkammergut, just a few metres from Lake Traunsee, Haus Moosberg demonstrates how necessity can be turned into a virtue and how architecture finds its form through dialogue with nature.

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ApartmentHoliday home Villa Seinerzeit

An architect, a half-forgotten cloth manufacturer’s house dating from 1780, and four years of restoration: Villa Seinerzeit in Monschau’s old town shows how to not just save a house, but to truly understand it.

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Holiday home Palazzo Coppola

A gateway to Salento: to this day, Palazzo Coppola plays a central role in the urban fabric. The 190-square-metre roof terrace serves as a viewpoint overlooking the Ionian Sea and, stretching from the sun deck with its plunge pool to the dining area with its outdoor kitchen, is the largest room in the house.

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Holiday home Casa Walser

Luigi Snozzi’s Casa Walser in Ticino was for many years the private retreat of a couple from Zurich. Today, the family rents it out to people who wish to experience this icon of Ticino modernism.

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Holiday home U Mulinu Casanelli

From ruin to icon: U Mulinu Casanelli in south-west Corsica is an architectural hybrid that preserves the spirit of the rugged island in every stone, whilst incorporating modern perspectives.

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Holiday home House Oskar

Set off for the Czech Highlands, an hour southeast of Prague: In South Bohemia, Haus Oskar combines rural architecture with a sacred concept of space – understated, flooded with light, and designed to blend seamlessly into the surroundings.

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Apartment Hochhaus Fellergut

The 1970s on a grand scale: if you want to experience the lifestyle of the 1970s, your best bet is to visit the Fellergut skyscraper on the outskirts of Bern. A journey back in time in vibrant colours, with green views and a clever design.

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Holiday home Palazzo Nianu

Traditions in soft red, off-white and blue: Palazzo Nianu is a subtly renovated oasis in the heart of Salento, boasting a spectacular roof terrace. Authentic, unpretentious and deeply atmospheric.

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Holiday home Haus Kienzerleweg

A tribute in wood: the Kienzerleweg holiday home in Bad Kohlgrub, Upper Bavaria, combines modern architecture with regional influences. Clear and minimalist while providing utmost relaxation.

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Holiday home Casa Lambertucci

Visionary architecture on the outskirts of the Eternal City: with Casa Lambertucci, architect Alfredo Lambertucci has created a classic that takes bespoke living to a whole new level.

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Holiday home Minimalhaus Uckermark

Compact living, amplified. The minimalist house in the Uckermark region offers great freedom in a small space. Its secret: compact on the outside, versatile on the inside. Like a stage set that can be changed in an instant to suit any desired scene.

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Apartment Oberbuchfelder

The historic farmstead on a sunny plateau in Laion is now a cleverly renovated retreat with breathtaking views of the Dolomites.

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Holiday home Westerdeich 22

Nordic by nature: in the village of Vollerwiek, where the vastness of the marsh meets the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site, a wooden bungalow stretches out into the greenery. Functional, warm and filled with light.

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Holiday home Knoten House

Between light, wood, and sea: less than 500 metres from the beach, Knoten House in the fishing village of Agger is reminiscent of Danish summer house architecture from the 1970s. A modern interpretation with a focus on durability.

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Holiday home Stelzenhaus

Mountains in sight: the Stelzenhaus (stilt house) at the foot of the Chiemgau Alps is a ‘tree house’ for anyone looking to get away from it all. The result is relaxation for the senses surrounded by greenery.

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Holiday home Casa Plaj

Radically simple: Casa Plaj, an earth-red, archetypal holiday home, hovers on a ridge above Portugal's Silver Coast. Almost sculptural from the outside, open and minimalist on the inside.

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ApartmentHoliday home Ferien Werder

A getaway between water and wine: Ferien Werder not only combines two gardens on the banks of the Havel River, but also classic modernism with contemporary architecture. A multi-faceted project with eight apartments and local spirit.

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Apartment Weinvilla 1901

It's a rare gem: on the bright banks of the Saale River in Naumburg, two experienced designers are setting a real example with the renovation of a listed Wilhelminian style villa, aiming to turn a wine region into a design region too.

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Holiday home Greisslerei Gösing

Holidays in an old merchant's shop: The fact that nothing at Greisslerei Gösing is ‘off the shelf’ is down to its history. A laid-back guest house in the heart of the Wagram wine region, full of promising offers.

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ApartmentHoliday home Fräulein Smilka

A window between past and present: the landscape of Saxon Switzerland not only served as a source of inspiration for Caspar David Friedrich, but also provides the setting for the Smilka holiday home, which reinterprets its history.

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