Platau-renovated Wadi penthouse in Beirut’s Wadi Abu Jamil district is one the most unusual penthouses you’ll ever see. It’s not overly spacious or lavishly decorated, but the design ideas used are so full of creativity, you just have to see it for yourself to believe the interior decoration of this designer homes.

Taking advantage of pliability of wood, the architects went away from strict lines and proportions to create something completely different home interior.

Floating staircase is the crowning jewel of this loft’s design ideas.

Architect Shamsudin Kerimov designed this luxury apartment in the spirit of the best luxury penthouses. Neutral tones, lavish materials, and refined balance design ideas are at the core of this designer homes project.

The open architecture design layout of this luxury apartment allows to keep all the areas in one coherent style to suit the interior decoration. The living zone stands somewhat separately, though, thanks to a sectional sofa that creates a barrier between a TV wall and a dining table.

Luxury Apartment in Moscow by Shamsudin Kerimov.

Glass shelving at the side of a wooden TV wall is a kind of a peephole that opens visual communication between more private and public rooms. On the other side of it, there is a spacious home office that can be accessed through a door in the wall.

A small and rather minimal kitchen in the designer homes provides plenty of storage and working space for the residents. A tiny peninsula serves as a two-seater breakfast bar and a border between kitchen and dining area as per the interior design of this beautiful homes.

Architectural design studio YoDezeen created a dark apartment in Kiev as if to demonstrate how luxurious dark tones can look in your designer homes. Seemingly spacious, the place features an open plan bedroom, glass partitioned shower, and panoramic windows that fit in the interior design of the home.

Thanks to these design ideas and tricks, the main room, that consists of mainly living room and a small dining area, looks enormous, even though the eating zone is separated from the big zone with an open shelving.

Panoramic windows allow to see beyond the neighboring glass skyscraper.

Finished with concrete and wood, the skyscraper apartment overlooks the city and a neighbouring building. The big windows allow plenty of daylight in, but it is absorbed by the sea of grey and black present in the home design.