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SCAD Museum of Art (Sottile & Sottile: 2014) Inspired by the masonry ruins of an antebellum freight warehouse, the architectural and design team synthesized the 19th-century structure with their vision for a contemporary museum, creating a sleek hybrid in downtown Savannah. It’s “an academic building that combines a museum of contemporary art with university studios and classrooms, an incredible asset to students of art and design,” according to architect Christian Sottile.

When nature calls, the primary bathroom, which looks out onto a patio planted with ample greenery, is ready. The rusticated marble sink basin was shaped by Guillermo Ciocca, a designer based in Córdoba, Argentina.

Design firm Giusto Van Campenhout transformed the historic home in Buenos Aires. T

The roof terrace, with great views to downtown and the waterfront, is a great oasis to get outside during these quarantining time. Previously a bare deck covered in exposed waterproof roofing membrane, an artificial turf floor covering and linear planters add lushness and provide visual boundaries to create a more intimate space.

The master bedroom with deeper tones and more streamlined design elements creates a more serene vibe suitable for rest.

Rich colors and bold patterns, paired with great natural light delight guests in this suite for a memorable visit. Toile wallpaper, cuckoo clock, velvet drapes, fringe lampshade add whimsy to an exposed concrete interior.

Graphic wallpaper converts the island to a bold gesture, defining the first impression as one enters the unit.

A formal buffet-and-side-chair configuration against an exposed concrete wall is the juxtaposition that defines the overall style of this unit. Custom neon sign adds a playful touch.

Vibrant colors and graphics mixing with all the different seating styles stimulates all the senses in this living room.

Central to the whole open common space of the unit, this double-height wall provides a great opportunity to display the diverse assembly of arts and collectibles. This eccentricity resonates in all the design elements throughout the unit, the graphic wall covering, the mix-match dining chairs, every piece has a story to tell.

A textural rug adds softness to the industrial interior and provides a base for an eclectic mix of seating.

Before: The 2,700-square-foot loft had a sizable great room with enviable features, including exposed brick walls and heavy timber structural beams.