The top 5 apartments of 2022 on Habitus Living
These apartments are stylish yet cosy, functional yet sophisticated – everything we wanted from our homes in 2022.
A charming 1980s apartment with vintage vibes
An old apartment from the ’80s is transformed into a family-centric home that fosters connection and radiates warmth.
In darkness there is tranquillity
Dark and handsome is one of the many ways to describe this luxerious apartment. The further you enter this condo apartment, the more at home you become.
Wabi-Sabi meets Hygge in this Tokyo apartment
Positing a Nordic interpretation of Japanese sensibilities, this large and luxurious apartment is perfectly located in the heart of Tokyo.
Refinement in the heart of the city
Filled with rich materialism and a hand-crafted eye, Carr has designed a multi-residential apartment building that can only be described as an urban sanctuary.
A home full of design treasures
In an apartment in Singapore, Shed Studio designs a timeless foil for the owners’ tasteful collection of mid-century and vintage furniture.
A jaw-dropping interior to match the view
340-degree views, contemporary furniture and art, and exquisite materials combine for a sophisticated apartment all with the guidance of Studio Tate.
Sense and sensibility
Pupil Office refines the well-proportioned bones of this duplex apartment in Singapore, tailoring it with a palpable sense of craftsmanship and purposeful functionality.
Light touches
This apartment designed by alittlepractice employs clever storage, flexible sliding panels and a coordinated palette, reflecting its owners desire for a calming home and fluid lifestyle.
King and Mirvac join forces to re-imagine luxury urban living at Yarra’s Edge
King and Mirvac, two icons of Australian design, have come together to craft a vision of tranquillity and elegance that showcases how future homeowners might live at the new Voyager residential tower.
Bringing together the quiet and the bold
Nestled among identical apartments and forgotten streets in Delhi, India, this home for a couple of newlyweds has been repurposed with precision by Logic Architecture.
Surfside curves
Referencing both its pine tree namesake and the local surf culture, Koichi Takada Architect’s Norfolk is a nine-level apartment on the Burleigh Heads waterfront.