A House By A Beautiful Beach In Brazil
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Occupying an enviable plot of land by the Beach In Brazil on the north coast of São Paulo, La Lodejo Guaecá was designed to accommodate two families. Created by Belluzzo Martinhao Arquitetos, the two-story residence is organized in a 400-square meter area. The architects have integrated common spaces and optimized seven private suites to suit the needs of the dual homeowners and their guests. As well as coordinating the extensive program indoors, the exterior of the home became an extension of interactive spaces. The main terrace houses a pool and sun deck that is surrounded by a lush landscape of graceful green mountains, while a roof terrace offers a spa, fire pit and sweeping sea views.
At the front entrance, lazy palm trees bask in the sunlight, on a bed of lush green ground cover. Stonework and sheet wood paneling give the home a cozy appeal. Perforated aluminum sheets covered the building with a stable rust-like curtain color. The material is resistant to the sea breeze of the north coast of São Paulo.
The solid wall of shutters around the top floor opens in a double arrangement. They reveal the floor-to-ceiling glass windows that glaze five of the bedrooms. The washboards facilitate cross ventilation with privacy. Even while in their open position, they are used to shield the bedrooms from the glare of direct sunlight.
Roof overhangs provide additional shade. The projections also give the house a sharp contemporary element that cuts into the clear blue Brazilian sky.
A clear glass balustrade wraps around the highest roofline, subtly hinting at the leisure that is at home there. A solarium, a spa and a sociable fireplace area await the two families and their guests.
The established greenery helps to merge modern architecture into the environment.
Around the back of the house, retractable doors span almost the entire width of the building. The doors allow the interior living space to merge seamlessly with the sun terrace and pool.
The first sight upon entering the home through the front door is the bright greenery of the backyard peeking through the open risers of a wooden staircase.
The same stone that characterizes the exterior of the building is continued inside the home to make a striking entrance. The light masonry gives the interior a wonderfully light and rustic feel. Elegant furniture falls in the modern element, while decorative vases and sculptures place smaller points of interest.
Orange accents create a vibrant visual warmth inside the great living room design. An orange striped living room rug is complemented by matching throw pillows on the sofa. A pair of accent leather chairs face two pale beige counterparts to balance the living room furniture.
The double height living room creates a connection between the two floors of the home. The double height void also provides better air circulation and admits an influx of natural light.
A wooden ceiling design adds a tropical style and a sense of comfort to the tall room. The richness of the wood stain has a visually warming effect on the simple white wall decor, and makes the ceiling look a little closer. Small pendant lights hang delicately in the towering expanse.
A unique wooden coffee table takes center stage in the spacious living room. Two modern planters and a host of small sculptures add interesting decorations. Behind the two modern upholstered lounge chairs, a liquor cart is waiting for fun.
Next to the sofa, a square end table displays a collection of candles and a decorative tray. Large-format tiles create a clean, cohesive flow between the living room and open kitchen-dining area. The same tiles spread over an alfresco entertainment area next to the pool deck.
The glass side staircase leads to the home’s private living areas, including two master bedrooms and three additional bedrooms.
The second staircase leads to the continuation of the sociable leisure areas on the roof. The roof terrace also has the best view of the mountain and sea.
At the back of the open plan living room, the kitchen is a modern wooden design with a contrasting black kitchen island.
The kitchen island contains the kitchen, which allows the chef to chat with his guests while preparing the meal. The dining bar is lowered to accommodate a regular seat height. Small black kitchen pendant lights neatly flank a sleek stainless steel extractor fan.
Integrated appliances punctuate the wooden kitchen design with brighter steel. Geometric kitchen canisters add a flash of pattern to the open kitchen shelving.
Fully equipped for the family’s hosting needs, the outside kitchen and dining area are generously proportioned. A modern ceiling fan cools the area on hot, sunny days.
The kitchen dining area spills directly onto a decked terrace where outdoor seating is situated to the majestic mountain view.
A small swimming pool is lined up next to the sun deck to cool off.
Solar panels get part of the roof.
Ground floor plan, including the social living areas, service areas, the pool and two bedroom suites.
Upper floor plan, including two large master bedrooms and three additional bedrooms.
Roof terrace.
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Connecting With Family and Nature at The Totoro House
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Inspired by customers ’powerful family ties and their connection to the environment, the Totoro House concept blurs boundaries between living spaces and the garden. Designed by CplusC Architectural Workshop, this design was named after Studio Ghibli’s animated fantasy, My Neighbor Totoro, which explored the importance of such relationships more than three decades ago. To keep these ties intact, the living room, kitchen and dining room are fused into one family zone that melts into the garden. The outdoor space serves as an extension of the living room, including its own kitchen and seating area, so that family life can flow freely and contentedly.
The exterior of this unique home design has a clear spatial appeal, synonymous with the futuristic thinking of the architecture of the late 1950s. A sloping roof sweeps around the side of the house with a widely curved angle before hovering into the sky like a large angular projection.
The aerodynamic roof design overshadows a one-story building with interesting windows. Clerestory windows cut around the full perimeter, crowning walls of glass double doors and round feature windows.
At night, the effect is dramatized under warm glowing lights from inside and outside the home.
The original house on this plot suffered a disconnect from the back garden due to the topography. A new extension was added to bridge the gap that hindered the homeowners, creating an easier transition to the outhouse via fresh housing. Small courtyards have been added to extend the usable area, such as this shady place with outdoor chairs.
The new outdoor spaces were arranged with the privacy of both the homeowners and their neighbors in mind, ensuring that everyone could continue to enjoy the environment in peace and solitude with their families.
The roof overhang blurs the margin between indoor and outdoor living spaces, turning outdoor areas into partially covered rooms.
The new home extension has a large round window that accepts a wonderfully framed view of the landscape into the living room.
The circular motif is repeated on the face of the building and in a second window behind the outdoor dining room. To achieve the decorative brass coating with environmentally conscious practice in mind, careful calculations were made to cut from just two standardized sheets.
From the outside, the round window designs are a hatch in the family’s exquisite lifestyle.
The threshold between the architecture and the garden was buffered with the help of a landscape designer. Native plants make soft boundaries around the yard and climbing plants are intended to wrap around the master bedroom facade over time.
Next to the outdoor dining set, a high-quality barbecue grill stands ready for cooking under a shady pergola.
The new home layout has transformed the previously gloomy residential areas into a single light-filled open space. This free-flowing concept has given homeowners a desire to be more united with their children.
The round window concept that frames the garden view was prompted by the traditional Japanese concept of Shakkei. Shakkei is the principle of including a background landscape in the composition of a garden, or “borrowed landscape”. In this case, the large harbor delivers a scene of tranquility during the school day and a snapshot of fun family activities during evenings and weekends.
The curves of a wing back seat complete the circular window design.
With the glass doors on each side of the room retracted, there is a happy breeze all day long, as well as the fresh smells and soothing sounds of nature.
The living room furniture rests on a welcoming white living room rug, providing luxurious comfort from the hard, tiled living room floor.
The kitchen is visually separated from the living room by a change of floor height, which allows parents to control their children playing while they cook dinner.
Indoor plants are located along the thresholds of skylights to strengthen the connection with the garden.
Steps climb up the circular kitchen dining room on both sides, facilitating easy movement around the main residence for multiple family members undertaking different tasks.
Fluted panels add a modern texture to the wood kitchen design.
In the bedroom, part of the round window has become operable to allow for natural ventilation. The curved frame serves as a fun window seat for the kids.
Two layers of curtains provide control of the level of light and privacy.
In the master bedroom, a pocket door slides away to reveal a tiny shower space.
Moving from the shower, we come to a unique bathroom sink under a frameless vanity mirror. The walls of the indoor bathroom are covered with vertical subway tiles, which makes the room look taller.
All the original areas of the home have been updated to match the new extension, including the modern landscape design.
The new spaces improved family life and fun.
Careful consideration was given to the use of materials in the design of Totoro House, with many existing materials recycled and reused to reduce waste.
This design ethos coincides with the family’s sustainable lifestyle.
Daily environmental impact was also reduced including 8000L rainwater.
A 3kW photovoltaic system was also installed to power the home with solar.
The solar store operates outdoor lights long at night.
On the floor, we can see the connection between the private bedrooms of the original house, the new open-plan living room extension, and the garden.
This is an atypical house tour that does not use music to sustain the images instead, it embraces the natural sounds in the environment of the house.
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A Luxury Condominium With Elegant White Interiors
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Located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, this chic contemporary home White Interiors project is titled “Living Curve” in response to its elegant arched ceiling shape and arched interior details. Designed by Pins Studio, a blanket of white drapes the entire interior to create a peaceful view. Black accents strike a contrasting balance in the decor, while natural wood furniture introduces visual warmth and texture. At 1707 square feet, the home has a generously proportioned open plan living space, a welcoming home office/craft room, an elegant master bedroom with a walk-in closet, an impressive bathroom design dressed in luxurious marble tile, and a comfortable children’s room. room.
The living room conveys an open and ethereal aesthetic. It is a place where music is played and the family spends quality time together in hobbies and relaxation.
The open layout is completely unobstructed. There are no structural supporting pillars or partially partitioned walls to interrupt the easy flow of the space. Natural light from the large windows floods the room from front to back.
A white sectional sofa is aligned with the edge of a gray living room rug to form a living area within the open concept living space. A small side table and a white knitted puff extend over the white furniture theme, while a wooden coffee table offers a visibly warm contrast in the center of the space.
A small indoor plant makes a simple coffee table ornament. An upholstered lounge chair rounds out the furniture layout in a tan color that complements the wooden table.
Against the modern sofa, the tv wall decoration consists of slats that not only look beautiful but also help with the acoustics in the room.
Greyish drapes frame the living room windows, while pure white wills gently filter out direct sunlight, offer privacy and beautifully wave in the breeze from the balcony. A modern white ceiling fan cools the living room from the inside. See more inspiration for unique ceiling fans.
An amazing white grand piano is housed at the back of the space. Minimalist art and floor planting provide a quiet decoration for the piano room, leaving all eyes on the pianist.
The kitchen dining room operates perpendicular to the living room and piano areas to promote family interactions.
The dining table is smoothly integrated into the kitchen island, where its wooden table top is sandwiched under a thick marble slab. The kitchen sink overlooks the living room so the cook can chat with the family during meal preparation chores.
A modern dining chandelier hangs low to the dining table. Black track lights run through the rest of the room, scattering even light from directional heads.
The side of the kitchen island features a spectacular marble grain that paints an artistic essence. The marble island is matched by the kitchen back on the neighboring wall and coordinating wall treatment near the entrance.
The golden kitchen faucet is matched by a boiling water faucet on the island, making hot drinks a breeze.
An attractive, black-framed arch gate marks the entrance to the home office / craft room, where the family’s children like to spend time while their parents cook.
A wine cooler is located at the base of the kitchen island, near the dining table.
Within the home office, two workshops are arranged side by side to encourage collaboration. See additional double workspaces.
Home office storage units provide both hidden storage space and open shelf units for more decorative elements.
Pegboard panels keep office and craft supplies easily accessible. A small desk lamp provides task light and a welcoming glow.
Inside the master bedroom, a unique winged headboard wall is created with a curved gray casing and a smaller white marble panel. The effect is modern and luxurious, and makes the sleeping area feel protected and comfortable.
Yellow pillows and a matching beige throw make a warm and earthy tone addition to the platform bed.
A tiny table lamp rests a golden accent on a modern bedside table. Golden devices propagate brighter golden moments through the serene gray, beige and white decoration.
Next to the bedroom window, a modern desk makes a home workspace where the family’s adults can leave to concentrate in complete tranquility.
A slim designer table lamp is complemented by the lightweight black metal frame of a modern desk chair.
The master bedroom has a spacious wardrobe that has fixtures on all sides of the room and a window from the floor to the ceiling.
LED light strips brightly illuminate gold cabinets and bag racks.
The shiny fixtures feature a shop look in which to keep a carefully maintained fashion collection.
A woven puff provides a place to sit while trying on shoes.
The bathroom is a luxurious place, dressed in pure white marble tiles from top to bottom. A natural wooden stool and a wooden hanger add comforting touches of a natural tone.
A beautiful bathtub is located next to the window, where the homeowners can sleep in both bubbles and sunlight.
A double wash vanity unit extends the length of the room, under an expanse of mirrored wall units.
In the children’s room, modern wall lights illuminate each side of the bed, making it a perfect place for story time.
A trendy chevron headboard design brings a pattern to the room.
Children’s wardrobes have thick handles for small hands.
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Rustic Asian Home With A Traditional Essence
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On a Rustic Asian Home at the foothills of Annamese Cordillera, central Vietnam, Hue people hold the role of family in high regard, placing family ties above everything else. These values led one family of adult children to commission a home design in which their elderly parents could enjoy retirement from leisure hobbies and gardening. Designed by an architectural firm Limdim House Studio, this 75 square meter home was designed to be easily habitable for the elderly couple, with a comfortable but minimalist aesthetic. Traditional, rustic elements have been used to achieve a quiet appeal that is reminiscent of childhood in the countryside. An open interior plan promotes natural light and ventilation.
Although Hue is one of the largest cities in Vietnam, the lifestyle is very peaceful. This quiet spirit is conveyed in a traditional home exterior where rustic stone walls attractively contain a welcoming courtyard. Local to the city of Hue, an ancient style of simple clay tiles, called “Liệt” tiles, gives the home exterior its traditional coronation. A modest window of glass wash window interrupts a warm, buff image.
Plant beds on either side of the gate entrance lay a green welcome into the front yard. Inside the gates, two outdoor chairs and a small coffee table sit on the sun-stained tile. Directly behind the outdoor seat, a large window draws a connection with the interior space.
Double doors give entrance into the home by a stepped concrete threshold. Small planters adorn one side of the wide front entrance, while a new head-shaped planter looks at the other.
Inside the home, a minimalist arrangement was planned as the most convenient, low-maintenance solution for the elderly couple. The sitting room features a custom built sofa design with storage subtly under its concrete base. A low chair and coffee table make up the rest of the small seat, where a glass vase provides a simple centerpiece.
The concrete sofa base also forms the foot of a modern staircase design, with black metal balustrades forming a striking pattern. On the 100m2 site, only 50m2 was used in the footprint of the home. The rest of the plot was left available for growing vegetables and flowers and enjoying a quiet lifestyle.
The home is used almost exclusively by the retired couple, so the compact living space is concise and functional for two. The kitchen island is a multi-purpose piece that is used to prepare food, cook on the kitchen counter and eat, which frees up floor space for other things and activities.
The interior of the house is lighted with a rustic indoor-outdoor appeal. A large stone feature wall climbs the double-height dwelling, creating a natural tonal beauty that invites the eye to wander to high altitudes.
A number of wooden bar stools line the front of the concrete kitchen island, while wooden cupboards build a panel of rich wood tone across the back of the open concept room. The door to the left of the kitchen leads to a guest room, while the other enters a powder room.
A wall full of lush windows in the double high void ventilates the home. A wooden ceiling fan helps air circulation.
The modern staircase design climbs to a narrow mezzanine landing, where access to the master bedroom is made by a wall of glass sliding doors.
A glass roof gives the shower room a bright and open outdoor shower feel. A rustic ladder board completes another attractive stone feature wall that wraps around the wet belt.
A guest room on the ground floor faces the entrance courtyard. A wooden desk is joined with a small wall mirror to form a flexible space that can be used for writing tasks or as a toilet. In addition to the traditional unit, a glass vase filled with flowers creates a homey touch.
Upstairs in the mezzanine bedroom, the stone-headed wall fits perfectly into the en-suite bathroom design, which is separated by a clear glass wall. The glazed wall lets natural light into the room and increases visual space. The daylight filters through a striking terracotta block bathroom wall that creates a pattern of arches.
The bedroom is minimal but serves the needs of the homeowners most appropriately
Back on the mezzanine landing, a traditional lounge chair is inserted into an unused corner to create a comfortable reading area.
Ground floor plan, showing the compact open plan living space with kitchen and dining rooms, plus two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The courtyard design behind the fence gate was designed to promote an intimate atmosphere that would evoke memories of childhood for the retired couple. Recovered simple clay tiles and blocks of baked bricks were assembled to draw parallels with traditional houses in the countryside, and to paint a quiet palette of earthy brown tones.
Mezzanine floor with landing and sliding glass wall access to the master bedroom and en-suite bathroom.
Section drawing, shows the rustic contrast of stone, wood, concrete, and nostalgic clay roof tiles. The bricks that were picked up from old houses served the new house with a traditional color palette. The material palette built notoriety that helped house the old homeowners in their new environment. This diagram also illustrates how the sun path affected the window sill, and how ventilation mapping created ultimate comfort within the home.
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A Brazilian Summer House With Tropical Flourishes
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Designed with family time in mind, this Brazilian summer house is decorated with tropical touches for a relaxed holiday atmosphere. The homeowners set only a few important guidelines for the project, with the main desire being for a space in which the family could socialize and spend more time together. The agile architectural team at NV Architecture devised an open arrangement that would give family members an easy and lasting bond in the social living spaces. Other areas of the residence have been created to maintain a comfortable level of privacy and practicality in the family resort. Stay until the end of the tour to see full plans and a video tour.
This contemporary Brazilian summer house is located in the city of Florianópolis. A green landscape densely surrounds its perimeter in wild and tropical eruptions.
The concrete brutalist exterior is interspersed with areas of rustic stone, which helps the home design blend in with its natural environment. A wide driveway leads to the front of the house, creating plenty of width for two cars to easily cross. A parallel sidewalk strikes a straight line to the front door.
Balconies project from the top floor of the Brazilian summer home, providing outdoor seating and panoramic views. Tall palm trees offer a light screen of the driveway, providing owners with a sense of privacy without blocking the view.
Open-frame concrete canopies overhang outdoor areas to provide some shade, making them more comfortable under the Brazilian sunshine.
One of the concrete canopies serves as a mount for a hanging chair on the private terrace at the back of the house. A rectangular pool flows along with cool blue inviting waters. The house wraps around the pool deck in a protective L-shaped layout. Tropical plants and the front fence enclose the remaining two sides.
Glass doors are retracted to connect the main dwellings with the pool terrace, creating many opportunities for family interactions, regardless of the activity in which each family member is involved. The open flow encourages an indoor-outdoor lifestyle without limits.
The glass walls bring soothing views of the flower garden.
The green garden views color much of the formal living room, where the panorama pours through walls from floor to ceiling windows and a unique glass mailbox along the foot of the TV wall. The beautiful views are reflected in a pair of large decorative mirrors behind the couch as well, which interrupts a rich wood-paneled wall.
The TV wall makes a rustic statement in stone. Small indoor plants bring a touch to the garden inside.
A sociable seating arrangement pulls around the TV. Two wooden chairs sit on one side of the lounge chair, two brown leather chairs on the other, and a contrasting cool gray sofa extends the length in between.
The open layout continues to flow around into the kitchen in a large L-shaped formation. Treatment of a wooden ceiling warmly connects the kitchen and dining room, and a white light track runs crystal between the two.
The master bedroom is endowed with its own large balcony area.
Wooden shutters block the morning sun to facilitate a longer rest.
Pot plants bring the garden up.
Because this is a summer house, sunlight handling and ventilation were key.
Solar photovoltaic panels were also included in the design so that the home would require the least amount of electricity, and a cistern was installed to capture and use rainwater.
Sliding doors make the bedroom and balcony into one space.
A single platform bed commands the center of the room, where there is space left to surround it. A television and media console are placed on an attractive stone feature wall at the foot of the bed.
A small floor lamp and simple side tables line the bed. Discretion and easy care were some of the main goals in this luxurious home design.
Doors on each side of the bedroom provide a breeze for thermal comfort.
A corridor of mirrored closets makes a corridor of light.
Integrated spaces and uses increase opportunities for interaction. The sun terrace includes an outdoor kitchen and an outdoor dining area. A comfortable outdoor lounge with a soft sofa makes it a welcome place for family members to sit and chat while dinner is cooked, or much later in the evening.
Heavy wooden shutters rotate on their axis in the main corridor, to give relief to the bright environmental conditions.
Elegant snapshots of the interior area are exposed to the outside environment, like this unique floor lamp in the living room.
With the homeowners ’demand for home design that would encourage family time, the vision for this project was clear. An open plan residential place with easy flow into outdoor spaces was the solution for a sociable summer.
Plan.
First floor plan, showing the sociable L-shaped apartment and outdoor pool.
Second floor plan, including the master bedroom.
Section drawing.
Lateral height.
3D perspective drawing.
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A Hillside House In Indonesia
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On a rocky Hillside House In Indonesia, Batu Layar, Indonesia, a steeply contoured plot of 1600 square meters has become the new home of a young couple and their three children. Created by Wahana Architects, the home has 1200 square meters to build an area that beds comfortably in its contoured environment. With a rise of about 25 meters from the main road, the Hill House gets terrific views over an ocean panorama. Mature trees and shrubs grow all around the ground, creating abundant green cocoon from higher ground. A swimming pool aligns with the open horizon, along with a wide sun terrace and outdoor living areas. Stay tuned for floor plans and video travel.
Rumah Mewah Di Tebing, or The Hill House, stands on a difficult piece of land. Here, the architects focused on maximizing the construction site to create a comfortable, spacious family home. The level at which the main volume of the building should stand was guided by the potential to realize an infinite sea view.
The modern exterior is a linear composition of concrete and glass. Three building blocks operate around a large swimming pool and deck, where outdoor residences benefit most from the hot weather.
Two of the horizontal volumes are positioned to receive the ultimate ocean views, while the third volume is located diagonally to capitalize on the narrower perimeter at the rear.
The functional outdoor space is designed to encourage an indoor-outdoor living experience, where there is freedom of movement between different areas of the home through fresh air and sunshine.
The pool seat is an atmospheric setting at night, illuminated by niche spotlights that are tucked into a concrete overhang above it.
A timber-framed overhang protrudes from the main living volume of the house, where it provides shade over floor-to-ceiling windows.
The pool extends across the entire width of the home and wraps around the deck in a shallow L-shape.
Established trees and shrubs grow densely around the property, growing an abundant green environment that provides privacy and peace to the home.
Wooden perimeter walls keep the sun deck completely deprived of peripheral areas.
Water plays a continuous role throughout the home, filling reflective pools and creating softly undulating music. Inner decks “float” above the water surface in large rafts and narrow treads.
Sinu trees push up through gaps made in the roof of the building, where they are content to seek the sun.
The wooden ceiling treatment in the living room is complemented by a solid wooden coffee table. Decorative vases add blue on the table that ties in with the ocean view.
A simple beige carpet contrasts lightly with the dark tile.
In the TV room, a cassock sofa is focused on a large walnut media. A tripod floor lamp is paired with an elegant chair and footstool set to form a comfortable reading night. This family room is inserted as a transition area between the more formal living-dining space and the private domain that contains the bedrooms. This area is also linked to the study, which makes it a center of action.
Due to the contoured nature of the site, the climb from the entrance to the highest point in the structure is great. Entering a dramatic cave-like passage, the climb begins with a ramp to the settlement.
The circulation around and through the property is a semi-outdoor path, bordered with rustic stone walls and overhanging plant beds.
Comfortable seats nest in narrow architectural corners.
Glass walls allow the interior spaces to feel a fluid connection with the outdoor living spaces.
With impressive sea views to the west, the architects were challenged to deal with the intensity of solar radiation.
Spaces between the architecture and the outer stone wall promote cooling air circulation around the property.
Vertical panels are installed to shade the home from direct sunlight.
A decoratively cut screen mimics the stone walls at the front entrance.
The thin build-up allows for efficient, natural air circulation. Glass walls and glass railings facilitate a barrier-free light fixture.
Bedrooms are modestly large, elegant spaces, with a focus on concrete and wood finishes.
Heavy drapes block the early morning sun.
The master bathroom is large and luxurious. Glossy gray stone slabs, cover the wide bathroom floor, dress a main wall, and wrap around a centrally located bathtub. The tub enjoys a spectacular view over the ocean and the surrounding forest. A double sink vanity unit is hidden away around a corner where vanity mirrors can be easily mounted on the wall.
First floor plan.
Second floor plan.
A third floor plan, including the pool and smaller reflective pools located in and around the home.
Fourth floor plan and mezzanine. A prayer chapel occupies the roof, accessed by a landscaped staircase at the back of the house.
Section drawing. Here, we see how the home beds comfortably enter their sloping terrain.
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Family Compound For Two Brothers In China
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Flowing Garden House is a large, luxurious family compound, built for two fellow entrepreneurs in Zhangzhou City, China. Created by an architectural firm More than Arch Studio, the 1700-square-foot home stands apart from most modern houses in China. This home consists of three parts that include a private unit for each brother’s family and a common space for family reunions, fitness and more. The social spaces center around a peaceful courtyard design with a huge pond and majestic trees. The hope for this unique home design is that it will become a centerpiece for an extended family, and will be the home fire that forges memories for generations to come.
It’s a huge pond design that gives this home a sense of close family connection. The central pond courtyard ignites a covering feeling of serenity that flows into every branch of the house.
At night, the courtyard is a warm and welcoming space under soft outdoor lighting. Focused LED lights dance across the stone steps that lead down to the pond to create a beautiful, graded effect and promote safety in low light.
The concrete steps around the pond serve as a place to sit and contemplate at the water’s edge.
The modern steps go down into the water, building an abstract design beneath the clear surface.
LED strips follow the wider edge of the pond, achieving a bold, contemporary look.
Mature trees thrive around the perimeter of the yard, creating height, texture and natural beauty.
A traditional Chinese tea room opens wide to the soothing courtyard view. Tea drinking is elementary in Southern Fujian, as well as an integral part of hospitality.
With double doors pulled back, the tea room design is extended by a narrow terrace that leads to the water’s edge.
An indoor heated swimming pool is placed in the basement, with lounges and meeting rooms located next to it.
A sunken courtyard blesses the basement areas with natural light and a beautiful natural panorama.
The material palette through the domestic compound remains consistent in hot wood grain and board-shaped concrete. The palette is softened slightly in the two private housing volumes to create a comfortable atmosphere where coarse concrete walls are minimized by beige stucco.
In the larger, more open social spaces, cool, textured concrete rules with little additional decoration. Bamboo ceilings create a warm counterbalance.
Interior lighting is focused and atmospheric.
A huge skylight brings sunlight to the basement pool.
Fair-faced concrete and open walkways build a monumental aesthetic through the home composition.
The housing units that belong to each brother and their family are merged into one building but are completely separate inside. They are entered by two independent, staggered entrance halls of a ribbon courtyard to establish privacy.
The combined home is equipped with a grand dining room that gets the best views of the interior patio design. The grand dining room is furnished with two round dining tables that can seat up to ten people each, to accommodate a large number of family members and guests during the festivals. A smaller patio supports the dining room to create an open flow.
Fireplaces create a hearty glow, serving as an attraction for comfortable gatherings.
The scale of respective spaces are separated from each other to evoke contrasting moods.
The ribbon yard connects all areas, threading an outdoor tour.
From stone steps at the northeast entrance, under a shady overhang, and through a series of narrow and wider spatial arrangements, the courtyard path is a private trail of tranquility.
On the south side of the building, a lower corridor reaches the terrace where the whole view is fully developed.
For many years, the use of courtyards was common in local houses to improve environmental conditions and fulfill a natural division between private and community spaces.
Plants that bloom over time become grounded in family memories and in future generations.
Light wells touch every interior space with a hint of nature.
Port windows line up to allow the line of sight to move from one space to the next.
Guest rooms are arranged over the north side of the leisure area.
Room sizes are compact and comfortable, with serene garden views to the south.
Bedrooms get an outdoor connection with a small patio.
Both of the master bedrooms are located on the south front side of the second floor, which faces a wooded area that leads to the sea.
Except for some land in the south, where the sea is closely observable through the trees, there are no remarkable views to be had, as the height of the building is limited to only ten meters. This makes the courtyard and landscape roads all the more precious.
The 30-meter-wide dense forest zone serves as a windbreak and shield against typhoons. The 3-acre, rectangular housing plot has its shorter sides to the north and south. Neighboring buildings stand east and west.
The entrance is on the north side of the road, which winds into the social leisure space. The southern part of the home is the private residential area. The division of the two independent housing units fluently forms the ribbon courtyard.
Right next to the northernmost corridor, multi-purpose rooms within the two units can be used as a casual dining room, for arts, as a reading room or for games.
The basement is equipped with a living room, home cinema, comfortable, laundry and spare bedrooms.
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Incredible Modern Lakeside Home In Canada
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Located 30 feet above Lake Sakinaw in British Columbia, Canada, Vertes Retreat is a luxury vacation Lakeside Home, made for a family of four. Created by WOVEN Architecture and Design with landscape design by Houston Landscapes, this 380-square-foot home is developed in an L-shaped layout that easily fits into the rocky environment. The two wings of the home are topped with flat roofs that project over a surrounding terrace with outdoor seating. Inside the home, sharp monochrome decoration, cool concrete floors and warm wooden ceilings make up clean, spacious living quarters. Floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors bless the interior with an influx of natural light and stunning views.
Joint materials and flat transitions dissolve the barrier between the inner and outer living spaces to encourage life to flow in connection with nature. Covered outdoor accommodations mean the spectacular surroundings can be enjoyed under any weather.
An outdoor sofa and chairs surround a fire pit on the terrace, to expel the cool air. Small side tables are dotted around to keep drinks and snacks within reach of an arm. See more ideas for outdoor side tables.
The resort promotes rest and recreation, a total escape from the busy city noise.
The modern fireplace burns like a beacon to call the family together and share stories and good times. This is the fire where lasting holiday memories are forged.
Inside the luxurious holiday home, a clear decorative palette of gray concrete, fresh white cabinets and bold black elements build a spacious and airy atmosphere. Wooden ceilings cover the cool interior palette with a crown of tonal warmth that is echoed in smaller furniture and accessories around the home.
The comfortable living room is dominated by a prominent black steel fireplace wall, which frames and intensifies the brightness of an orange flame. A log cabin is built next to the modern fireplace for both convenience and aesthetics. A large area rug threads a subtle color into the living room scheme.
A huge, black-framed window with a phenomenal rock view looks just like a framed painting. A custom window seat has been installed along the window sill to benefit from the mesmerizing view.
A formal dining room is located between the living room and the kitchen in the Great Room, where stunning forest views extend as far as the eye can see.
A slim linear hanging light spans much of a central kitchen island without disturbing the simplicity of the minimalist white kitchen design. Modern kitchen stools line up on one side of the island to form a casual dining room where the family or their guests can chat with the appointed chef.
An outdoor kitchen and dining area expand opportunities for interaction with nature on the beautiful Sunny Coast. Above them, the skylight that begins inside the living room continues outside across the wooden overhang on the terrace to complete one continuous line.
The covered outdoor space effectively extends the living room, providing options for family settings and offering a possibility of some solitude.
The retained outer material palette consists of a cedar side and cedar soffits that build a warm and welcoming tone. The attractive timber also connects the house with the cedar forest around it.
A heavy wooden lath wall separates the home entrance from the stairs.
Wooden treads contrast lightly with the black powder-coated steel elements.
While the spacious one-story wing contains the Grand Room, the two-story wing is home to the entrance, media and garage, with the bedrooms located on the top floor. Long balconies leave room for homeowners to take in the morning view.
The topography slopes away from the foot of the house. Stretched landscaping softens the linear perimeter of the property.
The glass front entrance has views to the rear of the property, where picturesque rock formations are framed in floor-to-ceiling windows.
The terrain rises in impressive waves around the modern structure.
Glass walls open the home fully to a spectacular view of the glorious lake and its surrounding forest.
A larger log shop is located outside the property to continue through the long rainy winters of the Pacific Northwest.
Leaving home means walking straight into the desert, to the sound of birdsong and the breeze.
Roof windows cover the entire length of the driveways along both wings of the home to draw much-needed natural light during the duller months.
With wide openings on all sides of the building, the eye can look from one side of the forest to the next.
Exterior lights pierce the wooden overhang to provide a practical and atmospheric glow at night.
The L-shaped property fits ideally around the natural rock formation of the enviable lakeside location.
Website plan.
Ground floor plan, including the Great Room, grand entrance hall, media room and garage.
Upstairs floor, including the master bedroom and large bathroom, plus two additional double bedrooms with small in-bathrooms. This drawing also illustrates the roof window of the ground floor in its entirety, beginning above the Great Room and ending on the covered terrace.
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Luxury Home: Smooth Wood & Travertine Interior
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Wood and silky smooth travertine elements form this Luxury Home interior of 250 square meters. Designed by Studio Denew, this chic apartment is bright and spacious, with high ceilings and upscale furniture. Furniture follows a lacquered palette of cream and greige, and carpets are unadorned and underrated. The refined decorative palette allows the thread of custom wood and travertine details to retain the spot without becoming overwhelmed by a bright color or pattern. The result is a quiet, peaceful place to live, with soothing bedrooms and relaxed bathroom designs where homeowners can be rejuvenated. Fashionable fluttering textures flow everywhere, along with high-quality infusions of indoor greenery, and gentle light patterns.
In the luxurious living room, a spectacular modern chandelier rains down into the center of the living room furniture arrangement. An L-shaped sofa design goes beyond the edge of the room, while two modern chairs subtly separate the living room from the adjoining kitchen dining room.
A smooth travertine slab floats across a wooden grain-covered partition to create a smooth TV wall. Illuminated shelves display books and decorative objects at one end.
A small courtyard provides the large hall with an uplifting green view.
Among the modern chairs, a small side table has a light, translucent presence.
As we move into the formal dining room, we discover a striking installation of smoked globe hanging lights. The dark dining table completes the tinted glass, while a set of eight modern dining chairs lightens the look with creamy upholstery. Fluted glass distorts the contents of a lighted curious cabinet behind the contemporary dining set.
Decorative vases are paired to make a chic centerpiece. Their lightweight ceramic finish completes the light-colored dining chairs. Embossed art makes a subtle decoration for the dining room.
Directly adjacent to the dining room, the kitchen is open plan with a central island. Three kitchen stools line up along its edge to form a casual breakfast bar. Two linear hanging lights fall at different heights to create a layered look that spans the entire length of the dining bar. Behind, a combination of color-matching cream kitchen units and wood-effect cabinets make up a crystal-contrasting design.
The waterfall desk wraps around the island with a beautiful creamy travertine.
A wine glass suggests that the breakfast bar may be better utilized as a wine bar.
On the opposite side of the living room TV wall, the wood-paneling is transformed into corridor storage units.
Large-format travertine tiles flood through the home, from the living room to the hallway. A pair of indoor planters side by side with a tall picture window, bringing the outside in.
Why have one entrance stool when you can have two? On the opposite side of the lobby, a pair of puffs form a team with a floating shelf unit and a pair of line wall lights. Properly cut mirrors are installed between travertine pillars, which creates the illusion of increased space and added light.
A home office is located on the opposite side of the living room house, where work can be completed in peace and quiet.
A small sofa and a side table make up a comfortable living room in the home office. A mature indoor plant gives the space a homely feel. Cream storage units mix with the lightweight walls, while wood grain panels provide a moment of warmth.
The modern desk design is paired with an elegant swivel chair.
Linear pendant light evenly illuminates the desk to provide practical task lighting. Built-in shelves contain reference books.
Plenty of abundant indoor plants bloom inside the master bedroom, where they complement rich walnut wall panels.
The end of a bed bench matches the creamy bedding to achieve a cohesive aesthetic.
The headboard wall design features another installation of specially cut mirrors, this time spliced with fluted plaster wall panels.
Plush drapes fall into deep folds that complete the ribbed wall texture. They also fall behind the wall-mounted TV to complete one seamless wrapper effect.
A black bedside table contrasts sharply with the bright bedding.
LED strips brightly illuminate the clothing rails.
Designer shoes and handbags are clean behind glass doors, and atmospherically lit from the inside.
Inside the luxurious en suite master bathroom, fluted glass doors seal the toilet.
A unique bathroom sink is underlined with an elegant black storage unit. Black and white bathroom lights exaggerate the contrasting decorative palette.
The self-contained bathtub is framed by a peaceful view of the private garden.
A glass partition divides the toilet from the shower.
Within the shower space design, travertine tiles are both smooth and directed to achieve a visually interesting finish.
The second bedroom in the house has a wooden and travertine headboard wall, which gets extra attention with a striking hanging light feature on one side of the upholstered bed.
A small floor lamp illuminates the opposite side of the bed, and a modern bedside table.
A creamy bedroom rug completes the creamy travertine wall decoration.
The simple TV wall is underlined by a contemporary black TV stand.
Perimeter LEDs provide soft atmospheric light.
Luxurious travertine contains the central bathroom, which is located near the front door for guests, and near the second bedroom for comfort.
Recessed LEDs wash a glow of golden light through the wall of the shower.
The toilet cistern is hidden inside the travertine walls for a streamlined appearance.
Floor plan.
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Minimalist Family Home: Flowing Lines
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This fresh and bright Home Interior is the FRND House, where natural materials and colors connect with the outside environment. Designed by MCORP Architects, the 165-square-meter project was designed for a young family who wanted a minimalist and airy base that promotes comfort. Flowing lines have become the hinge concept for the project, which helps in easy flow for everyday family life. Large windows keep the family connected to their attractive garden and bring natural light to the open-plan living space throughout the day. The children’s rooms are enhanced with colorful accents, in shades of breezy sky blue and a warm shade of khaki.
Wood grain seal wall makes the minimalist living room space into a warm and inviting area. The round, cushioned modern sofa looks just too soft and comfortable to withstand.
The projection room has a retractable screen that goes down in front of a wall mounted TV. The wooden panel that supports the sofa area continues perfectly up and over the ceiling to join the media wall on the opposite side of the room, forming a comfortable cabin-like cocoon. Slim floating media underlines the wood paneling with a clean white finish.
The living room’s dining room combination benefits from large floor-to-ceiling windows that bring abundant amounts of natural light and an attractive view of the lush green garden lawn.
Many indoor plants bring nature inside, which are beautifully complemented by the expanses of natural wood grain.
Rounded wood-effect cabinets smoothly line the kitchen installation. Their tone matches the surrounding panel in the living room to achieve a cohesive aesthetic.
Monster and ferns create both height and length along the ceiling-mounted shelf.
Modern wooden dining chairs have gray seat cushions to tie in with the raw concrete kitchen back nearby.
Outside the entrance, a full-length mirror breaks a wall of soft wood grain.
An off-green entrance bench is parked next to the mirror to form a convenient wardrobe. A small floating shelf offers a place to drop off keys and cell phones.
Light from the bedroom windows is shared with the hallway through a frosted glass door and partition.
Inside the bedroom, a wood-paneled headboard wall makes a warming focus in primarily white decor. Two black bedroom pendant lights contrast sharply against the natural background.
At the foot of the bed, a double workshop is well lit with a multi-directional light.
Inside the main bathroom, we discover another plant decorated with light over a modern vanity unit.
A unique bathroom sink is joined by a modern wall-mounted faucet. A frameless mirror crosses the wall of the vanity area, which is atmospherically illuminated around its edge by strips of soft LED light.
The superb shower screen is frameless along its outer edge to produce a minimalist finish.
At the opposite end of the equipped bathtub, a tower of convenient necessities shelf is inserted into the stucco. LED shelf lights make a ladder of attractive and functional lighting.
In the first of two children’s rooms, a sky-blue decoration reaches a windy, cheerful appearance. The blue wall color is applied in a shadow effect that fades to white behind the child’s bed.
Bela sloth toy nests on the raised sides of the upholstered cot, which sits on an upholstered window seat.
On the adjoining wall, a children’s bench and open play shelves are finished in a perfectly coordinated sky-blue finish. Large and thick door handles add fun embellishments.
A small white pendant light hangs over a contrasting black nightstand.
The final wall is dedicated to a child’s study area. Decorative wall shelves keep books on the child’s desk.
The second child’s room is accented by warm hints of khaki orange. A patterned mural forms a striking focal wall behind the headboard.
Curved wooden wall panels wrap around the sides of a comfortable window seat.
A bright orange side table is placed between the bed and the window seat to serve both areas.
We see a repetition of the decorative murals also in the study of this child, but this time with an orange twist. The legs of the child’s desk are given a matching orange finish to shrink the elements of the small workspace.
The family bathroom has a simple, raw concrete decoration that is covered with a smooth white pictured crown. Natural light floods into the narrow space through casement windows and perimeter LEDs add to the brightness. A minimalist shower enclosure closes a large shower area next to the wall-hung toilet. Wall-mounted toilet accessories keep the flooring looking clear and spacious.
A wood-effect vanity unit appears to protrude from an adjacent wooden paneled statement wall. A vase of greenery makes a fresh addition next to the modern vase basin and matte white bathroom.
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Relaxed Curves Wrapped In Mellow Monochrome Decor
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Relaxed curves and light, soft monochrome decor make a smooth minimalist statement through these two quiet modern home interiors. The laconic color palette presents clear spaces for a clear mind where one can indulge in deep thought and meditation, or enjoy deep conversation without the distraction of abundant color and tense linearity. Huge windows fill these elegant home interiors with blissful sunlight that falls softly on curved furniture silhouettes, huge round living room rugs, subtle decorative vases and architectural arches. Creamy, minimalist living spaces and bedrooms form a cohesive calm everywhere, gently lit by perimeter LEDs. Uber’s sleek modern fireplaces provide a welcoming, comfortable flare.
Our first soothing home interior has a double-height living room with huge windows that bring vast views of the city and abundant natural light. Creamy decoration reflects the daylight deep into the generously sized lounge. A modern fireplace flickers brightly inside its sophisticated understated fireplace.
A round rug surrounds the spacious lounge layout, holding a soft channel tufted canopy and two chairs in a comfortable layout around a modern coffee table.
The deeply cushioned, tufted sofa design has a curved silhouette that gently coordinates with the mismatched, comfortable chairs.
The projector-friendly living room has a drop-down screen that recedes into the stucco wall. Due to the monochromatic decoration, a mezzanine landing goes almost unnoticed behind a clear glass balustrade.
An architectural arch gate has built-in shelves to show a subtle, color-matching arrangement of decorative objects.
An elegant, flute vase adorns the coffee table.
Rattan units and wooden wall shelves attractively line the hallway of the home with natural tones that are gently lit under LED light strips.
The lounge area has an open connection with a large dining room.
In the minimalist dining room, the arched niche configuration is repeated on the opposite side of the retaining wall. The adjoining kitchen is accessible through a pocket door with a fluted end.
A decorative vase elegantly accessorizes the other end of the long dining table.
Dull botanicals bring a hint of the outer side while staying true to the inner color scheme.
At the back of the hall, a spiral staircase winds up to the mezzanine landing.
The spiral staircase is lit in its steps by thin LED strips.
LED strips bend inside the grid cavity.
Upstairs, the large bedroom has a split floor that separates the sleeping area from a home workshop.
The home workshop is custom furnished with L-shaped desk installation, storage and wall shelves.
LEDs illuminate the perimeter of the room, and highlight the change in floor height around the bed.
Decorative vases add an attractive touch to the practical work area.
A wooden side table holds reading material close to hand on one side of the bed. On the opposite side, a commode can be used either as a home office storage or as an adjacent unit.
The window is curved at its corner to avoid swaying corners inside the bedroom. A decorative wall mirror joins a silver pool against the cream-stucco wall.
The arched architectural niche complements a curved sofa design, a round living room rug and a gently arched ceiling line.
A paper floor lamp gently shines alongside a unique and striking fireplace design.
The pure white chimney is created to appear bare as curtains, to reveal the modern fireplace inside.
At the opposite end of the chimney, the white stucco volume is carved away to make a shelf for logs.
A round skylight satisfactorily fits into a curved wall at the entrance. This central curved entrance connects the living room with the kitchen and dining rooms.
The milky monochrome color scheme flows continuously from the living room, to the entrance, to the kitchen dining room. Clean, unobtrusive, white kitchen units quietly line the back of the kitchen behind a curvy kitchen island.
The white couch-shaped kitchen island holds the kitchen and sink, and neatly separates the kitchen from the dining room. The curved dining table has a built-in planter at one end, bringing a sudden spark of natural greenery to the white room.
Within the first bedroom design, an upholstered bed is lined with textured carpet. Mismatched bedside tables prevent the laconic decorative pattern from appearing stagnant. A covered balcony extends the space and makes home for another burst of natural greenery.
The master bedroom is a wide space with a legon arranged next to the window. The floor lamp and bedroom chair are raised on a slightly raised floor section, which creates a clear differentiation between functions. The ceiling above the sleeping area is curved at its corners to form soothing lines.
An open doorway gives entry into a closet.
The wardrobe is a treasure trove of curved walls and atmospheric lighting. Floating wall shelves feature designer bags and shoes under soft lighting that forms an exclusive shopping atmosphere.
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Warm, Chocolatey Home Interior: Silky Smooth Style
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Chocolate walnut wall panels wrap this welcoming modern Chocolatey Home Interior with a silky smooth style. Displayed by ArtPartner Architects, this home feels like a protective cocoon that protects its homeowners from the stresses of the outside world. The abundance of rich wood grain on the walls builds a calm and soothing solidity, the weight of which is offset by light, glassy wall counterparts. Gray elements balance the warm brown decorative pieces, building a tonal contrast and shade. Sharp contemporary furniture designs form complex arrangements in the living room, bedroom and bathrooms. Promenade glass cabinets offer enviable storage solutions that elegantly display the owner’s sensible love of fashion.
Underestimated modern track lights around the perimeter of the room to evenly illuminate the layout.
The TV is embedded inside a low mounting panel that lies flat against a glass wall home office.
A modern fireplace is located on the side of the living room, where its double appearance can also function twice as a special home entrance.
Near the front entrance door, a full-length mirror reflects the flames of the modern fireplace to enhance its effect. Architectural supporting pillars are wrapped in walnut wall panels to create one fabulously flowing and cohesive aesthetic.
On the opposite side of the home entrance, a glass closet enhances the feel of space with its visible depth.
The two-sided modern fireplace creates an open view between the entrance and living room.
Subtle storage blocks are camouflaged against the wooden panels. A warm and soft sunken lighting scheme completes the attractive walnut finish.
A wooden overhang projects a comfortable canopy over the walkway that runs end-to-end through the living room.
At the back of the living room and kitchen dining room combination, a soft LED light emits an interesting glow around open kitchen shelves and appliance housings.
Black and brown leather dining chairs pull up at the dining table, which is attached to the kitchen island as a single streamlined unit.
Lighting in the glass entrance boldly shows the homeowner’s collection of designer coats and shoes, making them part of the decor.
Uniform storage boxes hide seasonal clothing on the top shelves. Floating chests of drawers contain accessories.
Shoe storage racks are stacked high to make the best use of the vertical space.
Moving into the bedroom, we discover a coherent continuation of the delicious chocolate brown and stone-gray decoration. Above the platform bed, a pointed board mimics the shape of the chimney in the living room.
On the opposite side of the dashboard feature wall, a bedroom courthouse light is suspended by two cables that echo the pointed motif. See more inspiration for eye-catching bedroom hangers.
The bedroom rug is positioned off-center to form an asymmetrical arrangement.
Electrical sockets are neatly fixed inside the padded headboard, by hand for charging phones and tablets.
At the foot of the bed, a custom canvas table is created around a structural pillar. Modern wall light and perimeter lights illuminate the vanity area.
Built-in LEDs highlight flute wall handling in a fashionable way behind the bedroom TV. The TV screen is mounted flush to the edge of the wall to conform to the asymmetrical room design.
A narrow window looks into the en-suite bathroom.
A full-length, frameless mirror makes the walk-in closet appear twice its actual size.
LED ribbons define open clothing shelves.
An elegant shower room is tiled in luxurious gray stone. Minimalist black shower fixtures punctuate the moody gray slabs. In the dry zone, smooth gray concealed panels hide the toilet and a secret storage unit.
The modern wall-hung toilet has an unusual tan finish that quietly coincides with the overall color story of the home.
The main bathroom is dressed in the same gray stone tiles, but this time the WC area was finished with textured wall panels and color-matched gray sanitary ware. A room divider discreetly separates the WC area from the bathroom.
In contrast to the linear vanity unit, an oval bathtub cuts out a curved silhouette.
Bathroom light and LED strips form an atmospheric glow in the bathroom to help relax.
The bathroom mirror is inserted into a small alcove that reaches a streamlined finish with the edge wall panels.
The long, unique bathroom sink accommodates two wash areas – but the owners will still have to discuss who gets the mirror.
Natural light pours abundantly into the modern home office, through large floor-to-ceiling windows.
The influx of natural light is shared with the living space by the glass walls of the home office.
A brown leather swivel chair melts against a background of lath wall panels.
A swingarm wall lamp provides task lighting over the modern desk.
Home office storage units match the back of the TV wall in the living room.
The final bathroom in this home is a compact space with a shower.
A tan toilet coordinates with the brown wall mounted vanity unit.
Bathroom shelf puts toilets inside the shower.
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Secluded Concrete Home Design Away from the City
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A vast water feature flows through Preston Hollow House (Concrete Home Design), where it washes the boundaries between inside and outside. The slender stream flows through the home, interrupted only by terrace walkways and a soothing waterfall near the entrance, before ending at a large swimming pool. Designed by Specht Architects, this 8826 square foot home in Dallas, USA, also features a remarkable floating pavilion roof design. The flat canopy seems to rise slightly above the main living spaces and peripheral terraces. Corrugated concrete walls solidly shield the apartment from the busy street, making nearby houses imperceptible. Sliding glass panels create open, light-filled rooms with wide views of plant-filled courtyards.
The main architect, Scott Specht, reflects: “The concrete walls were cast with a specially adapted formwork that creates a corrugated appearance on one side while remaining smooth on the other. frameless windows, and running water. ”
A large monolithic majority of concrete is reflected in the pool waters, visibly doubling its impressive size.
Grassy terraces cascade down the sloping site, which creates wide, flat areas for recreation and games.
A gentle waterfall makes a welcoming, ambient sound at the front entrance. The attractive feature makes an immediate introduction to the water theme that flows through the property.
Windows are directed to the private gardens, creating green views for the spaces inside.
Inside a gray living room, a corrugated concrete texture is translated into a chimney flue statement. A curved sofa design softens the linearity of the modern fireplace. Rounded chairs complete the soft silhouette of the sofa.
Two mid-century modern chairs mark a second, separate seat on the large carpet. Two modern coffee tables bridge the gap between them, offering an extensive landing for a host of attractive coffee table books.
We pass through an open door into the kitchen dining room. In this space, Piet Mondrian inspired dining room offers colorful access in blocks of red, blue and yellow. Unique dining chandeliers begin to color coordinated accents across the ceiling line.
Platner armchairsdesigned by Warren Platner for Knoll, and a matching side table make up an elegant reading night.
Edge-to-edge glass doors maximize views of a tree-lined courtyard.
The tree line walks down to the surrounding thicket.
In this bedroom design, the wide window view is directed directly into the grove. A pair of chairs rise around a modern fireplace, where a soft cream rug lies a comfortable texture underfoot.
The bathroom offers a spa-like experience, with elegant furniture and fabulous natural views. A sunken bathtub lowers to leave the soothing green panorama uninterrupted.
A wide courtyard benefits from an interaction with the water feature that uniquely characterizes this home. The stream is equipped with underwater lights that throw water patterns on the concrete walls at night.
Continuous glass walls contain the courtyard design, creating a spacious view that reaches the depth of the surrounding rooms.
Colorful modern art adorns a pure white road.
The narrow waterway forms a continuous link from the entrance courtyard to the back garden terrace.
The floating pavilion roof provides shade over the terraces.
While the concrete walls give the architecture a brutalist hint, the lightweight roof aesthetic and slender supporting columns evoke elegance.
Abundantly planted borders plume the edges of the linear home architecture.
A wide driveway leads through the trees.
Retractable walls connect a kitchen and dining room with spacious multi-level terraces that are navigated by wide concrete steps. An outdoor dining area presents an invitation to relaxing refreshing lunches in the sunshine, while a fire pit awaits cool evenings of conversation and laughter with friends. An outdoor ping pong table encourages playtime for the children and adults.
The corrugated concrete treatment contains the linear home in an interesting pattern that distinguishes it from the graceful curves of the native landscape.
The bedrooms on the ground floor feel comfortable sleeping in Mother Nature. In the bedroom we see here, the main head is a canal tufa to complete the outer corrugated concrete walls. Vertical wall lights brightly highlight the statement.
The narrow waterway that runs through the home finally ends at the outdoor pool. A floating concrete stepping stone passes over the stream to connect two neighboring terrace areas.
The main place of residence extends behind the pool in a slightly elevated position, which maximizes the view. The large glass doors of the living room open to adjoin the living room and dining areas with the swimming pool courtyard, with a short set of concrete steps.
Exterior highlights show neat tree edges after dark.
On the site plan, we can see that driveways lead through the grove in two directions, offering easy entry and access points. From this bird’s eye view, it is also possible to follow the water line that defines this property from front to back.
The floor plan illustrates how the home is shaped into pockets that preserve the privacy of the homeowners and their outdoor spaces. Even the entrance courtyard is hidden around a corner away from a clear view of the driveway.
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Restful & Rounded Sculptural Home Interior
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Resting in its lacquered warm white and natural wood tone color palette, this modern apartment in Moscow communicates a delicious style and utmost elegance. Designed by Belousova.Intern, The exquisite home design features gently rounded furniture silhouettes and beautifully curved statement walls that form a welcoming and comfortable layout. The stunning curves seem to comfortably cocoon every dwelling and every turn. Luxurious marble display walls insert a deep burgundy vein into the lightweight environment, adding depth and a mesmerizing pattern. In the master bedroom, we discover a fabulous custom-made headboard wall that undulates with white waves and a tiny bathroom with a unique free-form mirror.
A curved sofa sweeps a loose line of separation between the open concept living area and an adjoining kitchen dining room. The back of the curved sofa breaks in the middle to strengthen the open connection between living spaces.
A milky white living room rug pours a cool base under the white living room furniture, which coordinates with soft white drapes and clean white stucco walls.
The striking coffee table coordinates with two attractively decorated living room alcoves that are shelved and supported in matching marble.
An elegant modern wall light directs the eye down on a unique, wavy camouflage design that blends modestly into the pale background.
Two lounge chairs line the fireplace, creating toasted reading corners near the dancing flame.
Decorative vases place clear white ornaments on the burgundy marble coffee table.
At the back of the living room, the kitchen back is clad in burgundy veined marble to match the alcoves and coffee table in the adjoining living room area.
The modern dining table conveys a carved aesthetic of its own, making a neat match with the chairs.
A black stem pendant light descends over a porcelain sculpture, placed on a pedestal at the side of the dining room. The rounded plinth fits snugly within the dipping of a rounded characteristic wall that divides the living space from the home entrance.
Behind the dining room, a wooden kitchen adds notes of warmth to the white room.
The luxurious marble back is joined by a matching kitchen counter and a single wall shelf that seems to protrude from the stone wall.
There is another artistic plinth on the opposite side of the curved statement wall to provide the entrance with a touch of culture.
A second black stem pendant light illuminates the sculpture at the front door.
In the white on white bedroom decor, a fabulous custom headboard features a wall waving across the width of the room.
The white upholstered bed pushes up against the characteristic wall, completing its softness.
A unique, sculpted bedside table stands on each side of the headboard, layering curve after curve.
A flower vase brings an explosion of life into the unsaturated environment.
Modern wall lamps direct a reading light over the cushions.
At night, the bedroom lighting scheme is atmospheric. LED ribbons cut burning sheep of light on either side of the ribbed headboard feature a wall.
A toilet table is located next to the bedroom window, near the foot of the bed. A round vanity stool and a round vanity mirror continue the curved shape.
Next to the vain table, a vintage mirror makes waves. This is the Ultra Strawberry Mirror designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1970.
Inside the en-suite bathroom, a slender white pedestal sink elegantly stands in front of an unusual full-length free-form mirror.
Microcement stucco forms a subtly shaded background to gently contrast the pure white sanitary ware.
Cool white LEDs brightly light up the small shower design from around its edges.
A vertical towel warmer clearly matches the matte white finish of the stand-alone wash faucet.
A narrow bathroom shelf unit cracks in the corner of the vanity area, where it glows with an ethereal white light.
We see a return of burgundy veined marble in the corridor, where it is perfectly accentuated by perimeter lighting.
More marble adds luxurious flooring to the guest bathroom, which doubles as a washroom.
The laundry utensils are cleverly hidden inside the wooden panel concealed wall of a cistern. Dryer and washing machine pile up like a tower to save space, and detergents are stored on shelves above.
On the opposite side of the small multi-purpose room, a free-form bathroom mirror glows brightly around its edges. The lighted mirror highlights more modern wooden wall panels. A unique bathroom sink stands out from the custom vanity unit.
Submerged LEDs emphasize the cantilevered position of the bathroom.
Modern wall light is mounted along with the free-form wall mirror to increase task light over vanity.
White sculptural art elegantly accesses the vanity unit’s deep burgundy marble tablecloth. The piece is cleanly complemented by a matte white stand-alone faucet on the opposite side of the sink.
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A Modern House On A Challenging Sloped Terrain
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Negotiating the rugged, sloping terrain, this modern home design in Santa Maria Da Feira, Portugal, is arranged to prioritize beautiful open views and a peaceful connection with the garden. Created by an architectural firm Lopes da Costa Workshop, the luxury house is focused mainly to the south, where it encompasses an outdoor swimming pool and a fixed sun deck on two sides. The elbow that connects the two sloping volumes of the home is a glazed corridor that bridges the soaked, grassy garden below. The south / north-facing slope of the site produces a false basement that pockets a comfortable TV lounge and covered parking lots between the support areas.
The white pictured modern home exterior cuts crystal through the green landscape. Two large sloping volumes separate the main dwellings from the private bedrooms, forming a protective partial enclosure around a private terrace area.
Based on the boundaries of the sloping site, the building was designed to strengthen the connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces, as well as to adore the fabulous views given by the main location.
The home offers a series of stunning views that are located to take advantage of the sun and shade depending on its function.
The pool design extends away from the main living volume of the house at a perpendicular angle, which sends it hovering through the manicured green lawn. A wooden deck borders the outdoor pool on two sides, connecting it smoothly by stairs to the main residence and to the comfortable basement TV room.
Strong plant beds cut between the solid concrete supports under the house, where they cling to the rolling hillside.
A shaded balcony runs the entire length of the large living space, inviting the homeowners and their guests to pour out into the fresh air and sunshine.
Glass railings leave the view of the green landscape and a bright blue swimming pool wide open. The sloping terrain places the pool at an intermediate level between the main floor and the basement. A small French window is cut into the base of the pool to reveal a playful glimpse of the water, and its swimmers, into the basement.
The long balcony effectively creates a bridge across the garden that joins the glass corridor link between the two large volumes of the house.
The slope of the site was the deciding factor in the project solution. The undulating character of the earth determined not only the organization of the outer living spaces, but their functional relationship with the inner.
Glass walls break the property open to the landscape on both sides.
Entrance to the home is accessible by a gently sloping ramp on the north side.
Roof windows are cut into the concrete overhang to provide built-in planters with sunlight.
A wooden floor placed at the inside of the home seems to push seamlessly under the glass walls to the outside of the house, where it transmits onto exterior feature walls.
Small balconies on the west side of the home face into the woods.
The glazed corridor between the two architectural volumes treads lightly through nature, mimicking the uplifting feeling of stepping outside without ever going past the walls.
While clean white walls produce a light and airy aesthetic in the modern home exterior, rich wood floors and custom wood accented furniture add warmth and timeless appeal.
A wooden wall panel and built-in storage give the home interior a simplified appeal.
The kitchen is placed at the end of the main living room, with the nearest connection to the pool for comfort. Bright white kitchen units reflect the incoming flow of beautiful sunlight from the south. Instead of a backsplash, a narrow window cuts open the side of the kitchen to a thin panorama. A central kitchen island puts cooking in the heart of the space, next to a casual dining room.
White sanitary ware is smoothly cleaned through a dark gray tile in the bathroom, and contrasts coldly with warm wooden elements. A frameless vanity mirror makes a simple addition over an underwater bathroom.
A second bathroom design follows a similar color and material palette, although this time smooth wet walls shine bright white. A small courtyard offers a natural yet private view next to the shower.
Another picture window blesses the bathroom with a happily tranquil view of the forest from the bathtub.
A crude, industrial-looking basic structure contradicts the perfectly clean white image that encapsulates the main volume.
The floor plan for the false basement shows the comfortable TV lounge, which lies below the main living space, and the location of the covered parking lot.
Website plan.
Main floor with kitchen, social open plan living room and private bedroom wing. The bedrooms are located on the highest elevation of the site, where they enjoy the utmost privacy and get views over the forest that blooms beyond and below. An isolated home office is located at the far end of the social volume, facing west, where it also boasts meditative views deep into the trees.
A large garden wall marks the perimeter of the property around the outdoor swimming pool and sun deck.
The pool lies on the subtle slope of the terrain.
Each of the three bedrooms has its own bathroom and a private balcony that faces the forest.
The outdoor spaces lay in the bowl of the sloping ground, overlooked by the balcony of the drawing-room.
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A Geometric House In Exposed Concrete
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Resting gently on the undulating green ground of Bragança Paulista in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, this luxurious home design respects its place. Created by an architectural firm Jurij Vital, the 693-square-foot house was designed as a perfectly linear volume that draws in both intimate and distant views of the beautiful valley ahead. A board-shaped concrete exterior shapes the modern home exterior, along with huge expanses of wooden shutters. Cantilevered volumes float lightly between oblique structural walls on each side of the house. Elegant supporting pillars meet the grassy ground or sink gently into the water mirror that surrounds the front of the farm.
Raised high on elegant stilts, this linear home design seems to float lightly over its picturesque surroundings of mature bushes and trees, and a cover of abundant green grass.
The increased disposition of the home gives a more desirable view over the valley which develops before it.
The entire front face of the modern home exterior is open to the peaceful panorama through edge-to-edge windows.
Wooden shutters filter out direct sunlight to keep the home cool under the Brazilian sunlight.
Massive sloping concrete wings protrude from the sides of the house, giving it a sense of complete privacy despite its mostly glass composition.
The shutters can be fully retracted so that homeowners can enjoy a completely unobstructed view.
Slender supporting pillars lie in the leafy ground beneath the house, disappearing subtly into the shadows there.
Once inside the home, a wide, open plan living space lives with natural light and an airy atmosphere. Cognac-colored leather chairs and a coordinating leather sofa add warm accents to cool gray and white living room decor. The cognac upholstery and natural wood furniture frame complete the expanse of wooden shutters at huge living room windows.
The large lounge layout enjoys a lack of support points that leave the view of the valley wide open.
An orange curved sofa adds a burst of energy to the color palette of a second lounge area. The bright accent piece is counterbalanced by exposed concrete statement wall and cool gray tiles. A long linear hanging light extends across the living room, crossing over a unique glass coffee table.
A formal dining room separates the two lounge spaces.
The large dining room is furnished to accommodate up to ten people during meal time.
At the end of the long settlement, several triangular hanging chairs hang lazily in the sunlight. The chairs can be turned towards each other in a conversational arrangement, or rotated to serve as private reading captions.
The triangular hanging chairs are inspired by the oblique angles within the architecture of the home itself. Triangular windows cut an interesting window around the property. A glass entrance almost disappears under the visual weight of the main concrete volume.
Decorative pool makes the core of the central patio design. Stone walls build a rustic boundary around the pool and the home perimeter. Outdoor stairs lead from the courtyard to a glass balcony and into the home.
Molded concrete walls give the home an industrial essence.
Exquisite silhouettes of nature counterbalance the industrial style weight of the architecture.
The pool at the front of the property gives a charming reflection.
The modern home is slowly sinking into the mountainside.
The home design is arranged as a U-shaped layout. Social housing is all grouped within the south wing, while the private bedrooms are grouped on the north side of the house. The west-facing transitional space hooks around the courtyard, drawing in views from both sides.
The wonderful green surroundings surround the whole house.
A sense of serenity shone across the water mirror.
The unique composition of the home creates individual moments of privacy and relationship.
Private balconies accompany the bedrooms.
Pipework is chosen under a bright orange coating rather than disguised and concealed, which adds to the industrial essence of the exterior.
The massive structure sways on tiny anchor points that reflect in the sunlit waters of the pool.
Glass walls form an impenetrable dwelling that feels one with the outside environment.
The wooden shutters deliver a magical play of light over the home interior.
The home sinks into the cushion of sloping ground.
Roof overhangs give shade to the indoor and outdoor living spaces.
A large terrace with a rectangular pool extends the width of the property.
A serpentine driveway winds up to the main highway house, rising steadily through the landscape. The U-shaped house is protected around the private courtyard design.
The south-facing social wing is segmented into incompatible corner parts for cover and ventilation.
In the evening, the house lights up the landscape like a horizontal lantern.
The lighted side wings light up the inner courtyard under the night sky.
A site map showing land and the water mirror that fills the front of the property and the central courtyard.
A floor plan illustrating the U-shaped layout of the home interior. In addition to the separate kitchen and pantry, the fluid sequence of social areas is composed of lounges and dining rooms. Bedroom series and their private balconies occupy the opposite side of the perimeter.
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Costa Rican House: Privileged Pacific Views
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Silenced on the hilltops of the town of Nosara in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, Charred Timber House absorbs high-level views of the Pacific and a dense green landscape. Designed by Studio Saxe, the 515-square-foot family home has charcoal teak wood exterior and black-framed windows. Two extended horizontal roof planes provide protection against the natural elements, while also promoting connection with nature by forming wide and welcoming terraces. The exterior is inspired by the interior, which is decorated with natural wood and dark, matte materials. Living spaces are open plan and airy, with full focus placed on the special views that are drawn in through floor to ceiling walls made of glass.
The height of the modern property passes just below the canopy of surrounding trees, effectively mixing the house into the natural environment. A wide driveway leads up to the house through the density of mature trees, then finding full shade under a stylish second-floor overhang.
A glass pillar rises through the center of the structure, framed in a clear white image. A double-height expanse of glass reveals the rise of a modern staircase inside. Large terraces surround the edges of both floors, extending the usable living space outside into the fresh air.
The modern exterior is clad in charred teak wood, which contrasts sharply with the light natural wood overhang of the roof and upper terrace. Black frames trim entire walls of windows on each floor of the home, causing neat squares of reflection.
A swimming pool terrace is laid out on the side of the property, where the cool blue water ripples out towards the view of the Pacific Ocean. Tall palm trees provide a spotted shade around it.
Plant beds carve into the hillside that rises around the house. A small rustic rock wall borders the base of the slope, leading the way towards stone steps that aid the ascent through the grounds.
The construction of this home was driven by the weight-bearing capabilities of the soil and the seismic conditions of Costa Rica. In response, a lightweight steel structure was pre-cut to be assembled quickly on site. Local tequila has been sustainably sourced and treated by the ancient technique of carburizing and finishing with natural oils.
Divided wide open to the dramatic ocean and mountain panorama, the interior is an intense space. Colorful accent furniture competes for attention in the living room. Multicolored scattered cushions add to the upbeat palette. A modern rocking chair counteracts the brightness with a natural wooden frame and neutral upholstery.
The open plan living room layout goes back to a casual dining room layout and an open concept kitchen. An oversized rotan hanging light shadow descends onto the dining table, creating a relaxed tropical aesthetic.
Three kitchen stools pull up to a kitchen island with a wooden building. Black countertops add visual weight to the lightweight kitchen design.
The unique staircase achieves a dramatic effect in the home entrance. A wide column of windows frames views of the ocean and sky.
Not only does the high staircase volume add an interesting juxtaposition to the architecture, but it helps air circulation to all parts of the apartment. The construction’s bioclimatic design process considered wind patterns, sun exposure, temperature, and more so that active energy initiatives could be avoided. In this home, the power of the sun is harnessed to heat water with minimal energy consumption, and water is recycled by filters using state-of-the-art treatment plant systems.
Upstairs, bedroom decorations are simple and serene with natural wood furniture, wooden lath wall and ceiling featuring panels, and clear white bed linen. A rustic wooden end of a bed bench merges with the unfinished wooden bed design. Modern white liter units line the sides for storage. Glass table lamps reflect the daylight of huge bedroom windows.
At the foot of the rustic wooden platform bed, a simple black bedroom rug puts a soft texture on the wooden bedroom floor.
On the large bedroom terrace, a small outdoor sofa is positioned to view the tranquil panorama. The simple seat makes it an irresistible place to start the day with a fresh cup of hot coffee, or end it with a cold glass of wine.
Double-sided floor-to-ceiling windows allow the abundant mountain views to dominate the interior of the minimalist bedroom as well, which negates the need for uncomfortable bedroom wall decor and recreational items.
Exterior lighting makes a warm glow along the edges of the main terrace, washing a golden light on the coarse gray concrete floor. Recessed LEDs glow at the base of the overhanging first-floor terrace, adding evening lighting to an outdoor seating right next to the living room.
First floor plan, illustrating the main apartment with open plan living room, kitchen. and dining room.
Second floor plan, showing master bedroom and three additional double bedrooms.
Front elevation with main entrance.
A section drawing, showing an arrangement of a private bedroom neighborhood above the social housing, and the staircase that aids air circulation between volumes.
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Energized Modern Interior: Glass Wall Home Office
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Shiny gold accents, a prominent glass wall home office and a strikingly lit cactus terrarium add a unique character and high energy to this modern interior design. Displayed by morede. studio, this lightweight and spacious apartment design is located in the heart of Moscow, Russia. The contemporary apartment covers an area of 162 square meters, which allows plenty of space for a chic open plan living space and an elegant master bedroom concept. Built-in cabinets keep the edges elegant and streamlined while he provides practical storage solutions. Decoration is unique and attention-grabbing, causing various visual stops throughout the arrangement. Bathrooms are bold, textured and structured to complement the bold coexistence.
As we enter the open plan apartment of this modern apartment in Moscow, we are immediately struck by the chic glass wall home office. The glass volume reflects the light from large living room windows. A modular sofa extends forward, cutting into the edge of an understated gray living room rug. The elegant Sampei floor lamps are designed by Davide Groppi and Enzo Calabrese.
On the opposite side of the living room, a floating TV stand threads a beautiful gray stone accent in front of fresh white wall panels. The TV is neatly on top.
A small tree makes an additional addition to one side of the TV wall arrangement, while a fluffy fake fur chair balances the other. A round coffee table puts a shiny gold accent in the center of the cozy arrangement.
A large cactus terrarium surrounds the walls of the living room and kitchen.
Uplights provide atmospheric light inside the striking terrarium.
LED perimeter lights add to the warming brightness.
The kitchen and dining rooms collide where a solid black kitchen island meets a formal white marble dining table.
The stunning black and white dining chairs that surround the formal dining table are the elegant ones.Neuss Miss chair. Glamorous golden legs shine from beneath the luxurious marble tabletop.
Three glass dining room lights line up along the dining table, while neat track lights provide focused work light to the rest of the kitchen.
A unique decorative vase contains a beautiful display of dried botany next to the kitchen sink, which is decorated with an attractive satin gold faucet.
Outside in the entrance of the apartment, built-in closets float lightly above the floor. LEDs illuminate the void under the units, providing a bright storage for shoes. A vibrant yellow puff offers a comfortable place to sit while putting on and taking off shoes.
Stone tiles covered the home entrance with a practical hard surface. These are replaced by a warmer wooden rafter floor in the open plan residential area.
An inviting seat by the window is furnished with a pair of gold-framed accent chairs and a fashionably fluted indoor plant.
Inside the master bedroom, a black platform bed is set against a unique deck design with a surrounding aesthetic.
The design of a round and flute bedside table is complemented by a domed modern table lamp.
Against the foot of the black platform bed, an elegant console table builds layers of luxurious white marble. The table design is the Console Thalie by Joris Poggioli.
Another indoor planter contains a small tree next to the large bedroom window. See more inspiration for unique plants.
Inside the bathroom, a textured brown accent wall shapes the vanity area. The feature wall forms a ground background for a contemporary bathroom mirror trio that spans the entire length of the double wash unit.
A red glass bathtub has a wonderfully lit look in front of the wide bathroom window.
Mature indoor plants make a fresh contrast against the unique red bathtub.
A large shower awaits in a luxurious golden setting.
Golden shower fixtures appear against a simple cream-colored wet wall inside the shower area.
The second glass bathroom enclosure contains the toilet. A unique black side table matches a black wall hung toilet.
An elegant desk chair rests on a modern bookshelf.
A small bookcase and decorative objects fill the gold and black bookshelves.
The second bathroom design features a bunch of tiny black mosaic tiles through the shower area and the cistern of a toilet cistern.
A unique metal toilet design, a metal flow plate and a wall-mounted additional brush holder shine from the black background.
A tinted glass screen divides the shower from the rest of the bathroom. Once outside the shower and toilet, the floor changes from black mosaic to contrasting white ceramic.
The treatment of black stone ceramic tile reaches behind a solid black modern bathroom and an uncomplicated frameless bathroom mirror. LED strip lights highlight the edges of the mirror and the vanity unit, and attract further attention to the bold tile design.
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Modern Pitched Roof House: Portugal’s West Coast
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With privileged views over the riverbank in Aveiro, Western Portugal, this modern beach house is designed to accommodate a multi-generational family. Children, parents and grandparents can get together in the connected, social living spaces, while also being able to find peaceful solitude in more private rooms. Created by an architectural firm Lopes da Costa Workshop, the house structure is sharp and compact with a sloping roof. Contemporary wood paneling and contrasting white imagery break the solid facade to create a more dynamic finish. Prominent balconies on the first floor are light in effect, with clear glass railings fixed so that the owners can soak in the tranquil panorama.
The modern exterior is sliced open with wide windows that extend from floor to ceiling on the lower two levels of the coastal house. A huge L-shaped courtyard surrounds the property, allowing plenty of space on which to place an outdoor dining area and outdoor lounge. Two outdoor outdoor chairs are arranged on a small sun deck at the edge of the pool for complete relaxation.
The house opens to the south and east to take advantage of the vast coastal view and main sun exposure. Oblique balconies overlook the panorama, where they develop a close relationship with the lower courtyard and the overflowing swimming pool. The window on the other two sides of the building is reduced mostly to slender landscape frames that give the house an appearance of fort-like security.
Concrete slabs and prominent balconies give shade to the interiors below to cool them. A cut in the sloping roof design reveals the presence of a third usable floor that is dedicated to the two youngest children in the family.
Endless blue skies and glistening waters stretch away from the house and its wide-open swimming pool courtyard. A dim garden introduces some greenery around the side of the house, but the outer perimeter of the courtyard remains completely obscured.
Outdoor lights keep quality family time, fun and conversation long into the night.
Retractable glass doors open the family room to connect it with the courtyard, outdoor dining table and swimming pool.
A second set of glass doors opens up the side of the kitchen, making it an easy way to serve food to the outdoor dining area. Next to the courtyard dining set, glass railings box in a light well for the large parking lot in the basement.
Bedroom balconies are each furnished with a set of two outdoor chairs and matching outdoor coffee tables. The small seats offer the opportunity to get away from the larger family unit and enjoy a moment as just a couple or in quiet solitude.
At the back of the pool, an outdoor sofa and coordinating chairs make up a conversational seat where all family members can get together to enjoy each other’s company.
All social spaces gather on the ground floor of the family home. In the main residence, contemporary gray sofas are lighted with bright sunny yellow scattered cushions. A set of nesting wooden coffee tables makes a simple focus in the center of the tiled floor of the living room. A concrete TV wall adds an industrial essence to the minimalist décor, and a cool framing of a modern fireplace and media niche.
The small sofa backs to a universal area with a small play table and toy storage for the children. Orange split cushions provide a fun accent color that differentiates the playroom from the adjoining living room. Sunlight pours from the glass doors along the south courtyard overlooking the pool.
Tailor-made shelves hold a small bookcase next to a two-seater sofa in the recreation area, creating a comfortable reading song.
On the other side of the ground floor layout, the lounge is connected to a large family dining room, which is furnished with elegant gray chairs and a modern wooden dining table.
The dining room is connected to the kitchen by a wide double door with wooden pocket doors.
Bright white kitchen cabinets reflect natural light from the large windows. A large kitchen island stands in the center of the room, where it houses the kitchen and wine cooler.
Above, there are two south-facing series and a third series facing east. The bedrooms have been arranged for the best connection with the sun and outstanding views.
On the attic, the youngest members of the family claim their own bedrooms and a shared bathroom.
As is standard in Portugal, a separate bidet accompanies the toilet in each of the bathrooms. In this design, a bright white double vanity unit purely complements the modern wall-mounted sanitary ware. A frameless bathroom mirror neatly slides into the niche behind.
The same double washbasin vanity is included in another spacious bathroom, this time on a background of blue glazed tiles.
A wide balcony overlooks the exciting landscape provided by the river.
Access to the property is made from the west.
The house is almost closed to the north.
In comparison, window sills are abundant on the sun-kissed and view-blessed south and east sides.
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Basement with large parking.
Ground floor plan with social housing, patio and pool.
First floor with master bedroom and two additional double bedrooms.
Attic floor with children’s rooms.
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Red Laterite Stone Shines in South Indian Home
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Replacing one existing house and warehouse, this large family home was made to complement the tropical lifestyle of Kerala, India. Created by The Design Room, the architecture comprehensively retains the native trees of the 600 square meter site, and encloses several of them within a central courtyard design. The built-up spaces separate from this outdoor heart of the home, which achieves a comfortable connection. The open plan layout was guided by the region’s humid climatic conditions. The benefits of cross ventilation, passive cooling and natural lighting have satisfied the vision for an energy-efficient home. Outside, the vegetation contrasts sharply with the visual warmth of a rich red laterite stone.
The attractive three-storey house structure has a clear modern façade of contrasting red stone and pure white imagery. Established plants harden around the edges of the plot, growing abundant borders. Built-in planters pull a splash of natural greenery up at the front entrance door, and onto the first-floor terrace of the home.
Paving stones interrupt the green ground cover, placing a welcoming checkered driveway. Low metal gates intelligently in front of the property, while white-made walls separate the dwelling from its close neighbors.
Overhangs above the windows and terraces keep the interior and exterior living quarters cool and shady. Umbrella roofs have been implemented into the home design to support passive cooling of the interiors. These attractive roof structures also successfully hide solar panels installed on them.
The materials for the construction were carefully selected due to their local availability and their thermal effects. Laterite, an iron-rich soil and a rock formation formed in tropical areas, was widely used in construction. Historically used in monument construction, this time Kannur brick laterite bricks are used correctly as a replacement for exterior cladding.
A minimalist interior design completes the airy openness of the floor. Wooden furniture and window frames complement the natural greenery both inside and outside the home. The soft upholstery is light and creamy to adhere to a peaceful palette of polished white floors and white painted walls. The design shows detailed attention to the efficient circulation of air throughout the house, using lath fords and open bookcases to create lightweight zoning.
A double high vacuum makes for an impressive dining room. The modern dining set is a rich wood tone that warmly coordinates with the architectural details of the home. Double doors connect the inner dining room with the main courtyard.
A small courtyard design thrives under a wide skylight, where it blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior. A huge glass window presents the beautiful view to the apartment and staircase, while glass doors lead to the dining room.
There is a modern vanity unit with a bathroom sink inside the courtyard where the family can wash their hands before dinner. A round wall mirror makes an elegant decorative feature.
The staircase design has open levers, allowing the view of the courtyard and natural light to flood without hindrance. A comfortable seat takes advantage of the pleasant view.
The creamy, white and wood minimalist decor continues inside the quiet bedrooms. In the master bedroom series, three wooden shutters create a tropical style trapping feature behind the wooden platform bed. Bespoke wooden wardrobes span the entire length of the large room to a matching bookshelf.
False walls with decorative holes are included on the west and south sides of the home to achieve cooler interior spaces. The decorative screens create a beautiful play of light through the open interior.
Comfortable seats dot the home, made up of modern chairs and an ottoman or two. The seats offer a quiet moment of family solitude for a place of reading or peaceful contemplation.
As well as the already established plant life on the plot, additional plantation was chosen to harmonize with local growing conditions and the customers preferred aesthetics.
A map is shaded by vehicles from the hot sun during the day. Exterior lights brightly illuminate the driveway, balconies and terraces at night.
The first floor terrace overlooks the central courtyard down below ground level, creating a family flow connection across the vertical plane.
The sun-stained courtyard has round decorated areas that interconnect with circular plant beds. The plant beds are dotted around to contain huge trees that were already established on the site when it was purchased. In fact, the idea for the big yard stemmed specifically from the notion of wanting to protect the many adult trees at the core of the plot.
The site is located just one kilometer from Kollam beach.
Side height, showing cladding organization and windowing.
Ground floor plan with patio, formal living room, family living room, dining room, kitchen and butler kitchen, master bedroom, and double bedroom that is used as grandparents.
First floor plan with a large terrace, a spacious upper lounge, a home gym, and two additional bedrooms for the children.
The open flow of the home arrangement encourages many interactions between family members, as well as time spent outdoors in nature and fresh air. These interactions with family and nature help a lot with mental well-being, while the home gym will help in the quest to keep the body healthy.
In this illustrated diagram, we look at the solar and airflow aspects of the home and its successful energy-efficient project solutions.
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Luxurious Dream Home Overlooking Mykonos Sea
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It takes a certain amount of confidence to call a property “Elysium”, the mythological Greek idea of an immortal paradise. One step inside this vast mansion on the island of Mykonos and there is no doubt that such confidence – and such a title – is guaranteed. This spacious mansion covers 700 square meters (7500 square feet) on a 4000 square meter (43,000 square feet) property and includes nine bedrooms and ten bathrooms. In addition to unparalleled views of the crystal blue ocean, Elysium has two private swimming pools, a helipad, a gym and an iPad-powered home control system.
This hilltop retreat has the unique advantage of allowing its occupant to see their yacht docked below.
Day or night a vast endless swimming pool offers the perfect relaxing oasis.
The design of the home was inspired by Ancient Greek Cycladic architecture, evidenced in the materials chosen for the stunning exterior.
The indoor and outdoor spaces are fully integrated.
While most of the furniture consists of bright white, a unique accent chair provides contrast.
A beautiful home looks great from any angle, even from above – which is exactly the view one would have when landing on the helipad of the home.
The temperate climate means that outdoor eating and relaxation are possible for much of the year.
Simple stone steps lead visitors elegantly from one area of the vast terrace to another.
Being outdoors doesn’t have to mean being baked by the sun with a simple, modern outdoor shade.
A sunset meal or cocktail is much more enjoyable without the need to shield the eyes from the harsh rays reflecting from the water.
White and unadorned wood are the natural choices for much of the decor in this home.
White and wood also work well with the stone design of the outside of the home, which we will also see to carry inside.
A large pool means that each dive feels private, no matter who else is swimming.
Sunbathing with ultimate privacy and a view of the sea is certainly a luxurious choice.
White stone slabs in the pool offer an alternative to the pools.
A large white sofa and complementary chairs are a natural place to soak up the sun.
The luxurious living room of the home opens directly onto the terrace for a seamless transition from indoor to outdoor.
Leather is another natural choice for this type of design, with leather chairs making it a hot choice for indoor dining.
And a luxurious kitchen is essential for all the entertainment that would be required of such accommodation.
As alluded to above, the stone exterior does not stop outside and instead leads to the interior of the house.
The rough stones contrast with the smooth white walls in the living rooms and guest rooms.
An impressive master suite looks straight out onto the terrace.
But smaller guest rooms, like this one with a padded bed, have their own stunning views.
After sunset, some relaxation with a flat screen supported on a modern TV stand may be in order.
Walking straight to soak at noon or midnight is just one advantage of staying at this luxurious estate.
Each guest room has a private bathroom, this one with green tinted glass panels for privacy.
Simple, clean lines are a modern choice.
Stone-lined corridors include open-air skylights above.
Light from above and below gives passages an ethereal feel.
Every good host will have easy access to a wine cellar and bar for her guests.
Deeper lighting of the stairs will ensure no wrong steps after tasting a glass or two.
Although lined with stone walls, there is a certain warmth in the design of the halls.
At the right time of evening, the sky seems to melt into the pond below.
Each private door to the terrace offers enough space for a feeling of solitude, even among other guests.
In a green outdoor dining room, modern outdoor chairs provide a perfect place to start the day with a cup of coffee.
And what better way to end a stay than to soak in a Jacuzzi with an amazing view?
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South African Home: Views of Sky, Mountain, and City
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Beautiful views of Table Mountain, vast blue sky and the glittering city give this fabulous modern home its distinctive essence. Created by an architectural firm SAOTA, the luxury family home is located on Signal Hill, Cape Town, below Lion’s Head. This stunning place has formed a home design with lots of windows to take in the majestic panorama. An inverted pyramidal roof creates a clear window around the upper level, capturing additional views that would have been forgotten. Sights of the sun, a silver moon and bright stars paint a peaceful connection with nature. Living rooms are placed on the top floor to take advantage of the perspective, while bedrooms, workshops, gym and cinema make up the rest of three levels.
The access to the property exhibits a humble stone wall that is built in the traditional Cape way. This traditional feature is combined with the modern exterior of the glass roof window, which becomes a giant attractive light box at night.
The front entrance is hidden away at the end of the attractively rustic stone wall. Modern concrete steps seem to float lightly to the front door of the house, towards a large metal front door.
The main settlements are developed through the upper floor of the three-story home, where they spill onto a wide terrace with a swimming pool and outdoor lounge.
Within the living space, a large area rug defines an elegant living room from the rest of the open plan. Two bright orange lounge chairs compete loudly for attention to the stunning panoramic mountain views.
In the evening, the town of Cape Town blazes at the bottom of the hill and mountains, creating a magical panorama of dancing lights under the sunset.
The endless pool rushes up to the edge of the elevated plot, irresistibly drawing the eye to the mountain-stinging horizon.
A wooden deck lays the groundwork for another terrace lounge, which is furnished with a modern beige sofa and a pair of wooden outdoor coffee tables.
The inverted pyramidal roof forms an enchanting ceiling. Its wooden slope directs the line of sight towards slender skylights.
Tree tops pile up at the edges of the property, growing an abundant green border to eradicate neighboring buildings.
Concrete stepping stones lead through a “wild” garden landscape covered with boulders, shrubs and various ground plants. The gardens blur the boundaries between the open mountain and the enclosed property.
Brightly colored slices enliven the interior. A round table with coordinating stools has a multi-colored paint effect that glows happily in the sunshine that spills through huge glass doors.
The interior staircase design goes up along with a black-painted brick main wall, which builds a dark contrast with the rest of the bright, sunny home design.
A home library encompasses an airy home workspace on the second floor of the home. A library ladder provides access to the top shelves of the packed book stacks. Planal Dining Table focuses on a picturesque courtyard. The large table provides the family with a spacious community work surface, which can double as a comfortable place for family play nights.
A large indoor planter sets up a flowery greenery next to the glass railing of the stairs.
The courtyard design establishes a much more dominant connection with nature along with the head of the staircase.
A built-in window seat offers a place to stop and take in the beauty of the green courtyard.
Board shaped concrete walls texture the long corridors of the large home.
The large, pivoting front door opens into an entrance hall with views of the inner courtyard, achieving a sunny and open aesthetic.
The home is furnished with intricate OKHA furniture designs, including the Lean On Me and To Be One floor lamps. You can also see the Nicci Nouveau armchair, the Vince and Miles Armchairs, the Hunt Sofaon and the Nate.
The smooth wooden ceiling finish gives the homes a golden warmth.
A wooden lath feature carves 3D art into the walls.
Fun space-themed artwork colors the top of a shady staircase. LED stair lights safely illuminate the steps.
A small kitchen gets a simple wooden aesthetic that is warmly lit by sunlight that washes down from clear windows. Clay vases and pots are lined up at the top of the cupboards to form a neat focus. A white marble backsplash neatly supports the kitchen sink, where an extra faucet shines.
Rattan baskets add some traditional crafts to the modern bathroom, where white marble tiles covered the entire back wall. Unique ship sinks are filled with contemporary extra faucets on either side of a double vanity unit.
Ground floor plan with parking, home gym, private cinema and guest room.
First floor plan with bedrooms, plus open plan family workshop with large library. While the primary pool terrace is located right next to the main residence on the top floor, this level of the home also benefits from its own set of private gardens and attractive courtyards.
Second floor plan with living room, kitchen and dining room, plus access to the main terrace with swimming pool.
Plan of the roof.
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A High-Ceiling Home with Bold Pops of Color
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A neutral color palette is usually the safest choice when it comes to clean, modern design. But in the right hands, neutral tones can serve as a simple foundation from which the designer can make big bold jumps. In this home, whites and whites triggered large bursts of burgundy red, deep blue, and even black. Without the reassuring neutrals, these bolder choices might appear to be too loud or blurry, but here, a balance is struck and the result is complex with a pop of playfulness.
In the main living space, a creative wall light is mounted just above the sofa.
Choosing a small sofa is an easy way to save space when there is not much to save.
By mounting the TV above the piano, a living room also becomes a piano room.
The piano stool is both a necessity for the instrument and an elegant accessory.
A blue door and entrance is a reassuring choice for the first thing residents see at the end of a long day.
The small kitchen uses the same rich red hue we first saw in the living area.
Indeed, the red kitchen is a bold choice because the space is so small.
A mirror of the entrance makes the space feel immediately larger when entering.
Colored confetti tiles add a bit of playfulness.
Built-in entrance is the perfect landing place for knicknacks, mail and keys.
Although the entrance is small, it has a great design effect with its palette.
In the bedroom, a padded bed with a soft headboard is welcome and comfortable.
Color-blocked paint in a beautiful peach shade is perfect for a bedroom.
The use of soft textures in the staging as well as hanging bedroom hanging light is another comfortable choice.
A nesting bedside table has an appearance that is somewhat 80s.
The wall light in this bedroom comes softly from behind the padded headboard.
A projector is mounted above the bed instead of a TV.
The bedroom closet and office area are hidden behind dim glass panels.
A high floor mirror is always a good choice to make a small room feel bigger.
The home workshop hidden behind the glass panels is small but does the job.
In the in-room, bathroom mirror uses a reverse arch design that is visually unique.
A washing machine is hidden under the bathroom arm.
A branch of a fresh plant is always a nice touch in a bathroom.
The confetti tile with a neutral shift is perfect in the bathroom and shower.
Built-in bathtub and shower are most practical for a small home.
A black raincoat is a luxurious choice.
Finally, a simple white door provides privacy and simple elegance.
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Interior Design, Simplicity, And Self Exploration
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Displayed by Shamil Kalimulaev, this home design is born out of a journey of self-exploration. The designer’s own tastes and desires have shaped an airy apartment that is styled with modern classics. Pure simplicity factors as one of the main components of the interior design. In the words of Yukio Mashima: “Simplicity is the highest point of wisdom. Anyone who dislikes simplicity only evokes compassion. If a person fears simplicity, then he is far from maturity.” In the bedroom, an atmospheric lighting plan accentuates fashionably textured decorative components and a neoclassical twist. A soothing but solid scheme of stony gray, luxurious black marble, and equal matte. black appliances shade the elegant bathroom.
Pure white color scheme, high ceilings and high windows build an ethereal living room decor. A white living room rug emphasizes a curvy white sofa design that is too cushioned to resist.
A pair of lounge chairs add bold tan and black accents on both sides of the lounge layout.
Glass nest coffee tables take on a tan hue in the center of the light lounge, where a single coffee table book provides a minimalist decoration. A white concrete planter contains an explosion of emerald greenery nearby.
On the other side of the lounge chair duo, a huge wall mirror reflects the room, making it look twice its actual size.
Classic woodwork forms a neoclassical essence behind the more modern room elements. A piece of wall art shows a trendy arch motif.
A round glass vase completes the silhouette of the luminaire.
The base of the dining table carries a trendy flute finish, which is repeated in the glass vase headpiece.
Fluted glass glazes double doors that lead into the kitchen. Weak black hardware updates the traditional door design.
Once in the kitchen dining room, we come across a luxurious white marble kitchen island in the center of the room that serves as a casual dining / breakfast bar.
The white marble counter wraps around the ends of the kitchen island like one smooth flowing piece. Black kitchen appliances are integrated into a wall of built-in black cabinets.
A minimal glass vase filled with dried pampas grass and white modern fruit trees adorns the floor. See more beautiful options for modern fruit trees here.
Three elegant kitchen stools line warm cognac accents against the island’s cool white marble background. Black metal frames give the stools a sharp edge that coordinates with a dark black kitchen faucet at the back.
Black base units provide a dark contrast at the back of the black, white and wood-toned kitchen design. A trio of cutting boards echo the room palette in solid black, white marble and natural wood finishes. A single modern wall light is beautifully framed by a traditional decorative boiserie, where it adds focused task lighting over the cooking pot.
Continuing into the bedroom concept, we find a boiserie frame filled with a huge mirror. The mirror is ideally placed to increase the feeling of space and light around a small workspace in the corner of the room. A cream swivel chair provides a slight contradiction of color against the black floating desk.
Linear wall lighting evenly illuminates the entire length of the desk without eating into the workspace. A modern headset, however, could tidy up the work area a bit more.
Fluted wall panels hang a trendy texture across the headboard presentation wall. Upholstered bed completes the vertical texture in channel tufted linen.
The design of a bedside table is a unique sloping silhouette that adds a chic contemporary vibe against the classic boiserie background.
LED strips are fixed around the edges of the fluted wall panels to create a glowing, floating effect.
A pale gray bedroom rug softens the floor around the bed. Oak planks lie on a natural floor across the rest of the bedroom, which connects cohesively with the hallway, living room and kitchen dining room.
White blankets lay a fresh cloud of comfort on the beige bed base.
Doors and door frames are painted to camouflage cleanly with the warm white walls of the home.
As we move into the bathroom, we encounter another interpretation of the fluttering trend of texture that threads a cohesive theme throughout the apartment. Illuminated round mirror and globe bathroom lights build a soft and atmospheric lighting plan. A contemporary radiator cradles clean bathrooms on heated shelves.
A matte black faucet fills the bathroom with a cascading waterfall.
Black bathroom fixtures dot beige tiles on the toilet cistern wall and the fluted wet wall behind the shower.
A black waterfall shower head thunders down into the walk-in shower.
A floating shelf and a small wooden stool offer convenient storage facilities for toilets.
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A Swanky Swiss Villa On The Shores Of Lake Geneva
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Located near the shores of Lake Geneva, this characteristic three-story urban retreat is the Last Geneva Grand Villa. At 2,000 square meters, the property boasts an impressive master bedroom with a private terrace, seven additional double bedrooms, a home cinema and a wellness area that includes a sauna, hammam, Jacuzzi and a well-equipped gym. There is also a huge 10-car garage and a separate villa on the property, where guests can enjoy an extended stay. The luxurious villa overlooks rolling views of manicured lawns and lush green grove. Huge terraces accommodate comfortable outdoor accommodations around not one but two outdoor pools.
The bright white and gray luxurious home exterior cuts neatly into a green grove that is located within walking distance of the shores of Lake Geneva.
The location is also just a short drive from the city center and Geneva International Airport, making added entertainment easily accessible and air travel easy.
A grand entrance is formed around a front, with neat topiary bordering both sides of a wide path that gracefully directs guests towards the front door.
A narrower path of stepping stones smoothly meanders around the side of the imposing property and through the grove, creating a picturesque walk across the lawn.
The modern house is elevated above the attractive garden, leading to the wide sun terraces and two outdoor swimming pools.
Waterfalls pop into the glistening blue pool, creating relaxed music for an outdoor dining area and sunbathing deck.
The upper floor of the home is also equipped with wide and spacious sun terraces that get a fabulous view over the property and its surrounding green surroundings. Glass balustrades around the balconies leave the peaceful view completely uninterrupted.
The pools on the property stand out to the gardens, which effectively blends the house with its beautiful plot.
Small trees are laid out in pebble edges around the edge of the pool to bring serene greenery to the modern home interior.
A large outdoor lounge area is furnished with four large sofas that are located around a coffee table in a conversational setting. A huge parasol gives a very happy shade.
As we move in from the luxury villa, we discover a comfortable conversation that is soaked low into the floor next to the formal dining room.
Crystal Baccarat Bearbrick Figurines and candlesticks adorn the coffee table in the conversation cavity. The luxurious pieces are displayed on a bright orange tray to make it look appropriate.
Elegant modern chandeliers are suspended from reflective ceilings above the seat and the dining room at the back. Mirrored trim adds the reflective element to a set of units in the conversation pit.
A decorative vase adorns each side of the unit arrangement.
Modern artwork exudes a vibrant color through the formal dining room wall.
Wide windows accept abundant amounts of natural daylight into the home interior. A pair of small tufted puffs pull up to the view and an extra bookshelf glows brightly in the sunshine.
The spiral staircase has a twisted extra core. Mirrored edges add to the modern shine.
An orange accent chair and a mirrored table furnish a small reading room in a bright corner with glass walls.
The spiral staircase leads up into a playroom with a bar and TV area.
Dark blue accents create zoning in this luxurious bedroom design that gives the sleeping area a deep contrast to the rest of the fresh white room decor.
Plush blue upholstery covers the bed, headboard wall and a unique ceiling feature that creates a canopy effect.
A fake fur throw adds a very comfortable and luxurious accent to the white bed.
The master bedroom overlooks its own private terrace, which overlooks the pool down on the ground floor.
Another padded headboard wall and ceiling creates a quiet acoustics within this bedroom.
A deep water decoration is contrasted by a flash of red here, in the form of a dazzling bed-throwing.
A calm beige color scheme allows to dominate the green garden view.
The villa offers access to a private trainer and physiotherapist …
… Or you can schedule your own training in the private, well-equipped gym.
Huge windows and mirrored walls give the gym an open and airy appeal.
A mirrored ceiling panel creates the illusion of added ceiling height.
The orange accent color that was established in the living room adds bright, playful moments to the home theater design as well.
The state-of-the-art spa has a large spa room that can be enjoyed with family and friends.
The natural beauty of Geneva adds to the tranquil pet experience in the hammam.
Black granite tiles covered the charity space.
An inviting golden lighting system illuminates the sauna.
The side gate leads to a grand art gallery-like garage that can accommodate up to 10 cars. The unique space contains lounge areas with arcade games, a wine cellar and a teppanyaki dining area. White marble walls and LED perimeter lighting form a bright and vibrant aesthetic.
The amazing art and entertainment space offer creative opportunities for group outings, corporate events and product launches.
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Luxury Stone Home In Mallorca Inspired By Tradition
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Inspired by history and tradition, this 402.37 square meter home is a true piece of the Mediterranean, quietly merging with the beautiful natural landscape. Created by an architectural firm Beef Architect, This luxury home in Mallorca is respectfully built of local stone to follow along with the traditional stone towns on the island. The stone facade helps maintain a cool temperature during the summer and helps to accumulate heat in the winter months. Inside the apartment, the stone walls become an attractive rustic aesthetic that gives the house a sense of security and constancy. Modern furniture and striking lighting fixtures form a contemporary decoration with elements of natural wood, rattan and glass.
Casa Fly reflects the popular architecture not only by stone that is sourced from the local quarry, but by using traditional techniques that are used throughout the island of Mallorca.
Based on the typical construction of Majorcan houses and their boundary walls, the traditional dry technique of “Pedra en sec” links the building with the local design, which was declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2018.
The home opens onto a large pool terrace where fingers of concrete extend over the inviting blue water.
The house is built in respect of the local environment; ventilation systems and areas of natural shade are included to offer relief from the hot Mediterranean sun.
The window is snowed deep into the structure of the house, where the windows find shade under large concrete slabs.
The rustic stone-built aesthetic flows from the outside to the large and spacious interior, where it meets with lime plaster, Lime stucco. A gray modular sofa is arranged in a sociable U-shaped layout, proving plenty of space for extended family and friends.
When dinner time calls, a large rectangular dining table seats up to eight guests. The wooden dining set is complemented by a wooden lath wall feature behind it. These wooden tin walls repeat all over the interior, where they create an interesting shade play as the sunlight moves. As well as portraying the contemporary lattice trend, the natural wood communicates a local traditional atmosphere.
The side wall panels also allow airflow through the home, even while the exterior shutters are closed. Appearance clay dining room lights complete the warm tone of the wooden dining room.
Slatted ceilings bring a softer wood tone to the living room, cutting a contemporary feel over the rustic exposed masonry.
Floor-to-ceiling wooden shutters fold closed across the transitional living space between the interior and the pool terrace for heat prevention. Not only useful, but aesthetically these wooden shutters beautifully listen to the traditional facades of typical Majorcan houses.
Once the shutters are removed, a modern dining room connects with the pool terrace to provide a shaded dining room with a beautiful view.
The unique dining set has a pair of solid wood benches that fuse with the table top.
As we pass the naturally ventilated dining room, we enter the kitchen through a set of sliding glass doors. The series of doors used throughout the property allows fresh air to enter each apartment, or flow through the entire home. Removable furniture stands out against the modest decor, here in the form of a custom cantilevered kitchen island that complements the exterior canopies.
A concrete canopy shades an outdoor seat by the pool.
Casa Fly was molded to deliver an extraordinary experience to its residents during each turn.
A bold cantilever staircase design climbs to the upper floor. Wooden slats build a coordinating vertical axis that forms the backbone of the house.
Above, a modern upholstered bed places a simple gray platform against the warming tones of a stone-headed wall.
The wooden lattice panel aesthetic repeats itself inside the bedrooms, creating a soothing coherence throughout the house.
Blue decorative accents are inspired by the view of the clear blue sky and the Mediterranean Sea.
The rest of the interior color palette is happily uncomplicated in shades of gray and sandy beige.
Modern wooden furniture and natural jute round rug form a small seat.
Airflow moves through the entire house to the skylights to provide vertical and horizontal ventilation.
The wide, cantilevered staircase design serves as an outlet for fresh air.
An abstract bronze statue dominates the light-filled landing.
Downstairs in the home gym, a fabulous lighted rock phase wall creates visual drama.
At the front entrance, the luxury house stands in modest harmony with the local architecture.
Wood, local stone and concrete speak quietly about Mediterranean style.
An imposing front door is camouflaged within uniform lath panels.
Abundantly green borders frame the modern entrance.
Different views are enjoyed from every level of the home, an endless seascape of the pool and an illuminated cityscape of the bedroom at night, which shines through a break between the sloping terrain and the pines.
Glass railings allow unobstructed passage of natural light.
Creative landscaping encompasses the natural terrain.
Mature trees grow privacy around the property.
The tall trees also provide much needed shade on the pool patio.
The linear architecture reflects the smooth horizon.
Shutters lock in the sunshine during the hottest hours of the day.
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Exquisite Weekend House: Sapota Plantation in Northern India
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On the outskirts of Bharuch, Gujarat, the dense 50-year-old Sapota plantations held both the main attraction and the biggest challenge in the design of this weekend house for the Shah family. Set within 800,000 square feet of countryside, the plot features 30 adult Sapot trees, which the customers wanted to preserve in all their glory. External link: Dipen Gada Architects devised a plan to form a 15,000-square-foot house around the mature trees, making them the main feature of the imposing home. A central courtyard houses one of these majestic trees right in the heart of the home, while another climbs through a picturesque balcony.
The exterior of the modern house is a red masonry linear mass, with an imposing brick staircase leading up to the front entrance.
The modern facade has custom-made metal columns and beams that contrast sharply with the exposed red masonry. The north-facing front façade has an abundance of openings with large deck areas arranged in advance to allow the homeowners and their family to connect with the landscape.
One of the mature Sapota trees is integrated into the entrance porch, where it bursts up through the courtyard and continues through the upper balcony. The house was designed to ensure that minimal trees were damaged so that the original beauty of the plot would be preserved.
Glass walls create the look that the whole house is part of the exterior, just as the customers wanted. The huge glass panels can be pulled back to create a more real connection, and achieve airflow through the home. The kitchen is an unconventional layout with a dominant huge island. A small butler kitchen is located at the rear of the room, where major cooking can be completed out of sight.
A cantilevered canopy above the outdoor dining room serves as the main balcony for the first floor.
An outdoor bench rests on the front terrace, perfectly located to look at the beautiful view created by the resident Sapota there.
A huge recreation space is located on the ground floor, which continues into the main hall. The multifunctional area is attractively surrounded by a unique perforated screen that features a jungle landscape and animals inside the perforated metal panels. The doors were initially introduced to prevent unwanted animals from entering, but now form a main feature of the house.
The decorative metal doors can be fully pulled back so that the room becomes fused with the landscape.
A swing seat offers a relaxed reading room within the shaded lounge area, and introduces a pop of playful color.
The front entrance leads directly to the central courtyard design of the home, where another fabulous tree retains its territory.
The business background of the customers in industrial manufacturing is communicated through the metal structural system of the home. The steel makes a bold counteraction with the organic elements that speak of the customer’s passion for living in nature.
The canopy of the tree reaches the full height of the home, where it bursts into the blue sky.
Walking down the glass corridor between the central courtyard and the balcony sets you up between the treetops. A seat on the balcony looks too dreamy and inviting to resist.
The home theater is located upstairs on the first floor, to the left of the courtyard. The theater room is furnished with a U-shaped modular sofa and a second row at the back to accommodate many guests who can even sleep in a pinch. A Dali light control system is used to dim the lights in the room at the film, or guests can watch from the air terrace, which opens to the northeast.
An external staircase goes up towards the pool deck.
Up on the pool terrace, mature trees grow a protective embrace around the property.
Two bedrooms open directly to the pool.
Behind the central courtyard, there is an internal staircase and elevator. Made of 10 mm folded metal plates, the staircase rises to two open roof slits, which cause a magical play of light on a piece of ceramic art by artist Devesh Upadhyay, and a desi-painting in Kalamkari art.
The first bedroom that connects with the pool is the master bedroom. Radhika Kacha’s dark blue moon landscape makes for a fascinating bedroom wall decoration. Wicker jewelry complements the visual warmth of the exposed red masonry.
Simple and practical furniture was taken care of by DAAZ.
The guest room is decorated with fresh green accents that drape the platform bed and brighten up a gray bedroom chair. An opening to a balcony and a modern ceiling fan cools the concrete room. See more unique ceiling fans here.
The bathroom is also colored with green accents that complement nature’s own color palette.
The house design was developed with Vastu’s foundations firmly in mind.
The red house contrasts brightly with the natural greenery that rushes up to meet it.
Floor plan. The central courtyard serves as the arrival point on the upper floor, which connects with the front deck area above the front entrance. On this level, there is also a service pantry, and the large home cinema with its huge deck area on the east side.
Plan of the ground floor. The tree pricked grand entrance immediately establishes the union between the natural environment and the man-made structure that forms this unique home.
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A Traditional Kerala Style House From The South Of India
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Traditional Kerala architecture is a famous style of South India, which is primarily based on the science of carpentry principles which are known as Thachu Shastra, and the science of architecture & construction known as Vastu Shastra. A central, airy courtyard is essential in a traditional Kerala home, and that is why a pond edge courtyard design creates the heart of this 2400 square foot residence in Palakkad. Designed by i2a Architects for Mr. Rajeev & family, this house was created with a fundamental concept ‘Idanazhi’, which in regional language means corridor. The light-filled hallway establishes easy flow through every open area of the home, keeping family members close and connected.
The most distinctive features of Kerala style architecture are monsoon-resistant roofs that take long and steep, simple circular, or square shapes, the gable windows, and tall pillars.
Local materials characterize both the exterior and interior of the home with a combination of wood, clay tile, and brick. The local materials achieve a harmonious balance with the surrounding landscape.
The front entrance accepts a traditional Padippur design, which consists of a covered entrance that leads directly into the main part of the house. This modern version of the Padippura concept also includes a heavy wooden front door for extra security and privacy around the front garden.
The Poomukham, or entrance porch, represents the first interior space of the house. It is located under a sloping clay tile roof, which is supported by cement pillars. Once upon a time, the head of the family would settle on the Poomukham in a reclining chair, equipped with a thuppal kolambi (spit).
Mature plants and abundant lawn grow a fresh green border around the red brick house.
Raw gray concrete contrasts sharply with the clay roofs and red masonry that build an interesting layered effect.
A concrete planter brings flowering of the greenery from the front garden to the outside entrance of the home, to create a welcoming entrance for guests and extended family. Exterior lights illuminate the path to the front door.
Once within the traditional Kerala Style architecture, a more modern atmosphere brings the interior to the realms of contemporary home design. Elegant round coffee table design combines natural wood grain with trendy matte black finished frame. A lined upholstered sofa and chair set sharp silhouettes. A cut white wall paint makes a fresh contradiction to interior exposed masonry feature walls.
Clay muxarabi screens allow natural daylight to filter into the main hallway that characterizes the home. Light play changes according to the position of the sun.
The essential central courtyard of this traditional Kerala style house is connected with a smaller courtyard design that comes out from under a modern staircase design.
A shrub grows in the center of the main courtyard, where it thrives under an open roof window. A kitchen window allows an appreciation of the courtyard view and the natural light here.
Narrow ponds run along each side of the yard design, providing habitat for aquatic plants to grow and adding to the relaxed atmosphere.
A wooden deck chair is set up on the tiled floor of the courtyard as a place for the homeowner to come and relax, reflect or converse with family members in the kitchen through the open kitchen window. Another clay musharabi screen climbs to the full height of the two-story courtyard design, where it filters out the strong sunlight, offers a cooling breeze and forms an interesting sculptural element.
From the courtyard, we move through the main hallway of the home into the open plan kitchen and dining room.
Exposed red masonry walls instill visual warmth into the dining room. The wooden dining table and dining chairs carry a complementary reddish hue. The kitchen is a modern gray, white and wooden layout, with a smooth peninsula that separates it from the neighboring dining room.
The same red wood finish builds a modern staircase design throughout the home. Metal railings exaggerate the contemporary aesthetic.
Open levers allow a picturesque view of the basement courtyard to look through on the ascent to the upper floor. Muxarabi clay accepts natural light on the stairs and the indoor plants.
Custom cabinets form an entrance table with storage where colorful decorative bowls and vases are displayed. Next to this, a higher unit serves as a vanity area for the homeowners and their guests to clean up after entering the home.
The bedrooms are large and spacious with airy high ceilings. A Moroccan quarter-bed and a matching desk inject elements of a warm wood tone into the simple white decorative scheme. Wooden bookshelves are stacked over the home workshop to provide practical storage. A small piece of bedroom wall decoration adds some color over a pair of luxurious gray accent pillows and a matching bed throw.
In the second bedroom, raw gray concrete decoration builds a more grumpy atmosphere. A wooden reading chair is located under a high window to form a quiet reading song. Wooden liter units fly the bed with a cohesive matching tone. Small indoor plants punctuate the dark bedroom decor with moments of edifying greenery and soft texture.
An open masonry around the perimeter wall of the home reveals glimpses of the architecture and garden that lie inside and allows the homeowners to look outside from the lawn and the downstairs windows.
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A Traditional Kerala Style House From The South Of India
Luxury Living With Less Fuss
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Luxurious living does not have to mean an overcrowded space that boasts of all the bells and whistles that interior decoration has to offer. Minimal luxury interior evokes understated elegance and quiet confidence. Less clutter means that high-end furniture gets its time to shine, without any background noise or unnecessary distractions. Pictured by Tatyana Shapovalova, this luxurious minimalist home design is realized with unique stylistic elements. An excellent modern staircase design with marble-based staircases and atmospheric lighting gives the home a stunning backbone, a vertical garden and modern castrated ceiling treatment separate the dining room from the average, and elegant dressing room tunnels through the master bedroom.
Tall and elegant Sampei floor lamps designed by Davide Groppi and Enzo Calabrese elevates a simple living room layout along with a chic linear sofa design.
Three equally spaced floor-to-ceiling windows are complemented by three coordinating vertical radiators. Built-in light strips cut across the ceiling plane to distribute even lighting throughout the large hall.
The sofa end table acts as a convenient bookshelf so that the homeowner can quickly and easily grab a book and retrieve it in the cushions under the floor reading lamp.
Glass end tables round the other end of the sectional sofa layout. Their dark-tinted finish completes a set of black floating shelf units behind the sofa, where decorative vases, bowls and books are neatly contained.
Contemporary dining room chandelier is suspended from modern casographic ceiling treatment. This catchy piece is the Match suspension designed by Jordi Vilardell & Meritxell Vidal for Vibia.
Double-sided windows flood the dining room with natural sunlight, which warms the wood floor and pleases plant life.
The formal dining room is arranged in an open plan with the kitchen having a smaller, more informal dining room.
Modern kitchen stools bring dark charcoal gray accents to the white stone and stainless steel dining peninsula.
The kitchen and kitchen sink are installed on the kitchen island to allow the chef to watch his dinner guests.
A large TV is tucked into the wall of the kitchen dining room to provide entertainment while cooking, or to continue the game during meal time.
In the home entrance, a glass section in the floor reflects light from a round roof that is directly above it. The unique staircase design features marble-based steps that coordinate with the marble fireplace in the living space.
Atmospheric lighting flows out from under the upper wooden steps of the hypnotic staircase.
Under the stairs, an indoor plant bed contains a small garden with a miniature tree and shrubs.
An elegant stool offers a place on which to quietly appreciate the beauty of the indoor plants.
Floor-to-ceiling spindles securely close in the modern staircase design while giving a cool look.
The butler’s pantry hides away a wine storage refrigerator and coffee making station.
Moving into the master bedroom, a gray upholstered bed is paired with a smooth wooden deck design.
A unique bedroom console table brings a fashionable arch motif.
Small wall lights provide the reading light on each side of the cushions.
Slim floor lamps loosely fill one corner of the bedroom layout, while a simple bedroom chair provides the other.
A floating bedside table is mounted on each side of the headboard. A small vanity table and chair fill a narrow corner on the way into the closet / wardrobe.
Turning the corner into the closet / dressing room, a corridor of closets unfolds on all sides.
The entrance closet stands open at both ends, which brings natural light.
A floor vase adorns the entrance into the master bedroom.
In the child’s bedroom, a green and white decorative theme molds a soothing space. Solid green paint colors the area around the bed, while a green child chair accentuates the desk area. See more child seats here.
A children’s bedroom chair offers a comfortable reading space throughout the room. A lighted wall panel provides soft light over the bed.
An arched mirror creates the illusion of an additional doorway inside the entrance to the child’s room, where it broadens the sense of space in the narrow walkway.
Beautiful wall stickers for children decorate a simple white wall area, where a wall hung unit provides a convenient falconry at the door.
Decorative handles dot a row of closets. Green inserts color a wall of custom bookshelves.
A frameless vanity mirror makes the bathroom look spacious and lightweight.
Fresh, folded towels are stored on a bench with a trendy racing silhouette
Mirror glass and stone cladding build a sharp balance.
A wall-hung toilet is hidden behind a frosted glass wall in the bathroom.
A sliding wooden lath closes the hallway bathroom.
The unique bathtub introduces beautiful blonde wood into the scheme.
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A Monolithic Argentinian House Set In Stone And Concrete
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This Argentine house takes on a linear, monolithic shape that dominates a green landscape next to an indigenous forest. Built with walls of cold concrete, the large house features a hard, brutalist exterior that can be seen from afar. As viewers approach, intermittent walls of rustic stone interrupt the smooth expanses of gray imagery, bringing texture and depth into rectangular cuts. Created by architects at Patio Studio, the house design is both separated and connected by courtyard areas that expand the volume of the home. The patio elements create an internal-external connection and serve as an integral part of the floor layout, complementing the main functions of the home.
Located on the edge of a sloping neighborhood, the house is blessed with green surroundings and abundant native forest background. The land on which the linear concrete house is built is suitably flat.
Apart from lawns, vegetation around the house is sparse. A raised planter was built at the front of the house to healthily balance the cold concrete and stone exterior.
A swimming pool embraces the side of a ground floor terrace, where outdoor furniture encourages socializing in the open air. The ground floor terrace also has a barbecue area and is connected to a volleyball court.
Soil was removed from around the site to raise the house to a rise of 1.3 meters. This adjustment raises the line of sight to pass over the neighboring grove and to a higher view of the larger landscape.
The upper floor of the home contains nine different spaces: the living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The rooms are connected by a passage and separated by courtyards.
Inside the home, warm and inviting atmospheric lighting illuminates walls of rich wood tone panels and matching doors. A homemade built-in sofa design echoes the elegant and linear aesthetics of the home exterior. Cognac leather cushions soften the look.
A stone fireplace cuts down between large living room windows. Modern wooden storage units fly in all directions.
Walking along the corridor that connects the rooms, we pass doors to terraces and many crude stone presentation walls.
On one of the terraces, we discover a complex view of overlapping interior and exterior volumes.
The ground floor garage pulls up along with the pool and barbecue, separated by a thick stone wall.
Eleven courtyards create voids across the volume of the house that separate the nine solid interior modules.
The monolithic concrete structure of the building gives the home an introverted character.
The concrete skin that surrounds both inner and outer courtyards ensures ultimate privacy from even the nearest neighbors.
Once the homeowners and their visitors make it past the secretive concrete armor that contains the home, focus is largely pushed to the courtyards inside.
The wide path that rises into the center of the house is an experience in itself, where glimpses of the landscape compete with bold architectural features.
A flower bed filled with delicate white flowers seems playfully contradicting the weight, solidity and linearity of the neighboring architecture.
At night, the brutalist house design is revived by a light that explodes from massive windows and open courtyards.
While the concrete entrance looks tough and presumptuous, it is actually a gently sloping gradient that serves as a non-discriminatory access ramp for all physical abilities.
The winding path draws a welcoming meander to the upper floor where the main residence is located.
On the slope, a look into the social spaces of the home is allowed through wide windows.
Raised planters bring a touch of the green landscape to the top of the elegant concrete access ramp.
The same stone and concrete finishes form a coherent material palette both outside and inside the home, with wooden elements added inside to smooth and heat the living spaces and bedrooms.
The ascending path rises to the top in the form of a question mark. Shrubs grow around the sides, mitigating the impact of its concrete finish.
Whether looking at the inner courtyards of this introverted house, or looking at the neighboring forest, the views are magnificent.
Bird’s eye view of the property and plot.
The courtyards are perceived as just another part of the house to be frequented and enjoyed as well as the other rooms.
Uplights bring a whole new character to the outdoor spaces at night, as they highlight the textured look of the cast concrete and the imposing steep stone walls. Shrubs make dramatic shadows.
The prolific use of wood in the interior makes a smooth change of the external image of the home.
The widget evokes a seemingly endless arrangement of near and far views.
Elegant outdoor furniture ties in with black steel elements embedded around the architecture and borrows wooden accents from the interior.
Concrete slices hang like huge Tetris shapes against the clear blue sky, resting on a green bed.
The driveway reaches all the way to the driveway.
The property is located just a few meters back into the plot.
Overlapping concrete slabs create a unique entry point.
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Single-Story Modern Rustic Home In India
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Dhrangadhra yellow stone and exposed concrete build this amazing single storey modern rustic home in Gujarat, Ahmadabad, India. Designed by Snehal Suthar and Bhadri Suthar of the gRID Architects, the 1100-square-foot home is a one-story apartment that was created as an intimate, modest weekend getaway. The comfortable interior design marks a connection between man-made and natural materials, with beautiful reclaimed wood, jute and rope, soft steel and entire walls of clear glass. A toned limestone floor created with Kotah slabs smooths easily on a paved terrace. These ground local materials plus local processing meant that the construction of the home had a reduced carbon footprint, which meant for the owner.
The Dhrangadhra yellow stone that was used for both the foundation and total construction of the home gives the property its name, the Rock House. The 1100-square-foot home is located on a 4776.3-square-foot site, which allows for the construction of a large terrace next to the property, where the couple can spend quality time together and entertaining friends.
The yellow stone construction gives the one-story home its warm, rustic charm. Terracotta planters are scattered around the vast paved terrace, creating many decorative interesting moments and opportunities for added greenery.
A mature palm is placed right in the center of the large courtyard. The natural surroundings remained largely undisturbed in the building of this environmentally sensitive home.
The holiday homeowners wanted to create a place that would link privacy with open spaces so that they could connect more with the outdoors. The architects responded to this report with a home design that was built around nature, rather than the embodiment of nature into the home.
The natural and raw materials of the modest home design harmonize with the indigenous environment. The architecture forms an H-shaped block that only very gently influences the indigenous landscapes.
The weekend home offers the owners a restful, nature-kissing experience that is fundamentally different from their routine living during the week. Large local mature trees provide shade from the sun along all roads. Instead of man-made walls, these trees also mark the boundary of the home.
The paved plinth raises the one-story house by two feet to provide a small vantage point over the green landscape. Plants and water bodies create an independent micro-ecosystem.
The program and planning minimized the built-in form to ensure continuous communion with nature.
The house was designed as a mere shelter for some essential daily activities, with the rest of weekend life expected to take place outside.
Local species of insect repellent plants keep the insects in the outdoor habitats.
Inside the home, the one-foot-thick stone walls remain a prominent project. The continuation of yellow stone solidifies the easy connection between the interior and exterior spaces and simply lacks cosmetic layers. Red pillows and red carpet add bright accents to a comfortable lounge area, while a modern dining set makes for a weather-resistant dining area.
Unique furniture fills the rustic interior with character heaps and interesting talking points.
Large glass walls keep connections with the abundant green surroundings at all times, even if hidden indoors.
The rustic bedroom is a wildly colorful retreat. More floor-to-ceiling glass extends the home’s connection with the gardens, absorbs natural light and shows the passing seasons.
Recovered wooden bedroom pendant lights are located above worthless floating bedside tables that allow the more decorative pieces in the room to shine.
Coordinating wooden hanging lights illuminate the walkways around the home.
Even while spending time indoors cooking food or dining under shelter, the wide glass doors can be retracted to create an open connection with the landscape. The installation of one wall kitchen is a raw wood design that complements the organic envelope of stone walls and tropical plants. Kotah limestone slabs fill the floor of the kitchen dining room and flow through the rest of the home. An exposed concrete ceiling adds a touch of raw industrial style.
Trees around the property provide shelter and food to local birds and small wildlife, encouraging biodiversity.
The architects avoided fragmentation of the landscape with composite walls so that the house would rely on natural boundaries created by vegetation for privacy.
The site plan illustrates how the established trees were preserved to achieve natural privacy. The floor plan shows how the architects created living spaces that are without pillars, to give unobstructed views of the landscape.
The left side elevation is solid stone, creating a rustic fortress to the outside world. Stone pillars intelligently mark the porch.
As we move to the rear elevation, we observe a stone and glass facade that connects the home interior to the natural surroundings.
More floor-to-ceiling glass breaks open up the right side height of the house.
In section A, we observe a small courtyard right next to the bathroom, which gives the room a private garden.
The main courtyard is a prominent feature in Section B, where it surrounds the dwelling. A second courtyard runs alongside the corridor.
Finally, section C arranges the dining room relative to the living room and marks the flow into the large paved backyard area, where most daily activities take place for the couple each weekend.
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Desirable Duplex In India With Spacious Modern Interior
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Humorous light and smooth toned decor traverse this desirable duplex apartment of 378 square meters located in India, Mumbai. Displayed by ArtPartner Architects, The Mumbai Oasis is a contemporary residence that is characterized by impressive high ceilings and elegant furniture arrangements. The homeowners wanted to create an interior that moved away from the usual design concepts produced in India, while at the same time taking care to comfortably accommodate a large number of family and friends. Large apartments merge into one open plan, twice as high a space, to create beautiful interior views from all directions. Outside, a large quiet terrace overlooks the green landscape through tufted edges and glittering cord lights.
As we enter the ground floor of this chic interior, we are met with an open plan that encompasses the living room, kitchen and dining room. A large and unusually shaped sectional sofa creates a clear zoning between the living room and the nearby neighboring kitchen facility.
A large area carpet defines the rest of the living area, forming a soft gray island on the smooth microcement.
A round coffee table sits firmly in the center of the living room furniture layout. The dark color of the coffee table is balanced by a black side table between the sections of the sofa.
Opposite the L-shaped sofa, a modern seating makes an ideal reading point at the window.
The lounge seat is directed to a wall mounted TV, creating a comfortable landing place for evening entertainment.
A striking linear pendant light pulls along the length of the kitchen island behind the couch, illuminating its attractive stone roof. A strip of LED light illuminates a compatible rear splash through the preparatory area behind.
Illuminated wall shelves form a focal wall of atmospheric light in the dining room, while a cluster of dining room hanging lights descend on the table from a great height.
Every aspect of the chic interior is furnished with elegant pieces, such as this amazingly modern lounge chair and polished extra side table. These two contemporary furniture combine with unique hanging lights to organize an isolated and attractive reading corner at the window.
LED perimeter lights create an atmospheric shore along the darkly decorated corridor. A frameless full-length mirror reflects light.
Moving into the private apartments, we enter a relaxed bedroom plan. Elegant bedroom pendant lights drop long lights with a modern wing bed design. Bedroom rugs were developed into a layered layout.
A luxurious material palette of white marble and wooden elements form a luxurious feel in the decoration of the bedroom. Marble panels lined the back of the bedside wall to create a beautiful backdrop for a floating vanity table.
The white marble bedroom decoration is complemented by Cloud White Serif QLED Smart TV.
Gold accents add a bright element to the bedroom that richly elevates the neutral surroundings.
More stunning white marble panels clad the entrance wall, where they are highlighted under white striped lights.
A floating overcoat is underlined to provide a bright storage area for shoes fired at the front door. A small puff provides a place to sit to put on shoes again.
In this bedroom, a lath capture wall builds a deep texture behind a padded bed with a low, linear profile.
A large bedroom lamp draws attention to one side of the bed, while a small table lamp illuminates the other.
The next bedroom has a cool gray decorative scheme that is heated momentarily by two red-pink modern wall applications.
A small bedside table attracts the white marble element.
A set of elegant wall shelves stores books over a tailored bedroom layout. Modern gray closets fill the rest of the wall, continuing to the bedroom door.
A modern desk chair adds a shade of mauve to the home office area.
The bathroom is lined with reddish-pink intervals that add warmth to a predominantly white decorative scheme. One pink wall panel insert holds a niche toilet paper and a brush neatly inside the cistern wall.
Tinted glass adds a shade of redness to the shower.
A shelf corner brings out the pink accent color inside the shower.
An arched mirror adds a bright touch over a pink vanity unit with a pink marble countertop. A modern bathroom lamp provides focused task lighting.
The workspace in this bedroom is contained in a curly frame and a comfortable brown color.
A unique white shelf forms graphic silhouettes across the statement wall. Murarto marks the entrance into the closet.
The entrance closet is equipped with custom rails and clothes racks.
Backlit cubes create a luxurious boutique look.
The powder room is small but special, with stone impact walls and a unique pedestal basin.
Vertical tiled lights to the basin spray and toilet cistern walls.
White marble enhances a simple shower.
An unusually lit bathroom mirror lifts the vanity area. A wall-mounted soap dish and toothbrush holder leave the elegant marble vanity unit free of chaos.
On the terrace, comfortable floor chairs look out onto the surrounding green landscape.
A swinging seat sets up a second attractive resting place under the shady canopy.
A table area offers a place for tea.
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Simplified Luxury Home Design With A Focus On Self-Care
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Simplified luxury runs through this elegant modern home project, packed with lots of relaxing spaces. Displayed by ArtPartner Architects, this quiet home design focuses on self-care with a home sauna, steam room and several spa bathroom interiors. The impressive yet sober interior also has an airy and light-filled double-height lounge with expansive views over the city center and sky. The high living room forms a wide connecting column that joins the glass-sided upper volumes of the apartment, creating the ultimate living plan experience. A coordinated color and material palette of soothing neutral, marble veins and modern lattice texture form soothing cohesion.
A cascade of orb hanging lights rains from the high ceiling of a double high hall. Even turned off, the glass globes magically capture the sunlight from stacked windows that open up the side of the home to the stunning panorama.
In the center of the room, a discreet glass coffee table eoesas the black framed window aesthetic.
A gray modular sofa pulls around the edge of the living room, facing an elegant lattice TV wall. Perimeter lighting accentuates the textured wall panels. A modern fireplace flickers gently along the top of an elegant floating media unit.
The opposite side of the modular sofa layout is directed at the fabulous city view, creating a second and very different loose experience more meditative for reflection or reading.
The airy double-height lounge area flows directly into the kitchen-dining room, which is easily tucked below the upper level of the home.
A modern kitchen island is located to enjoy the view. Repositionable track lights illuminate the preparation area and dining table.
A marble kitchen rear spout rises around double inland wall units. Built-in appliances sink into a wall with a dark lattice texture.
In the modern home office, the desk is directed away from the wall. Seeing the desk at the door creates a good Feng Shoe and sets up a commanding presence.
The L-shaped desk contains ample storage in its base to avoid visual offices. A backlit library offers a place to display a preserved collection of decorative objects.
The floating media unit in the living room merges into a minimalist console staircase project. LED stage lights illuminate the steps, while a large globe lamp emits an atmospheric glow below.
Upstairs glass sauna room offers a welcoming place for self-care at home.
There is also a home photography / video studio, equipped with a white screen, box light and full mirror. Linear wall lights are spaced around the perimeter of the round room, distributing even light.
A small lounge area is set up next to the sauna room. A piece of textured wall art makes a statement behind the modern tufted sofa, while a square coffee table and ottoman fill the remaining floor area.
The sauna area leads directly into a luxurious bathroom.
A narrow privacy wall protects the toilet from the bathtub and the rest of the open concept space.
LED strips illuminate the shadow angle.
The bathtub has a view outside onto the open living room below, and to the skylight beyond the double-height windows.
In the luxurious bedroom, eye-catching bedroom pendant lights bring a metallic accent into the dark walnut and black decorative theme. An illuminated marble headboard is framed in an asymmetrical arrangement with a modern platform bed.
A glass wall makes a clear connection with the private shower.
A black ceiling gives the shower an intimate feel despite its open sides.
The toilet concealed wall has beautifully lit embedded marble panels.
A basin unit is illuminated around the base to match the brightness of the bathroom feature wall.
The glass wall gives extra depth to the bedroom.
The second beautiful bedroom is decorated with a dramatic rock feature wall behind a tall buttress. A swing arm lamp is attached to a section of wooden panels that contrast smoothly with the raw rock.
A gray bedroom rug creates gray layers with the low bed and gray sheets.
Gray tablecloths gather in the corner of the room, creating a comfortable backdrop for the bedroom reading corner.
Another textured feature wall adds character to the third bedroom.
On one side of the upholstered bed, a group of unique hanging lights bring a bright brass accent. A simple wall lamp adds a green light to the other side.
Floating bed edges are attached to the textured art wall.
Home workspace / toilet enters the bedroom alcove.
Another vanity table resides inside a luxurious wardrobe, next to a beautifully tailored system of shelves, clothes rails and floating drawers.
In the laundry room, a washing machine and dryer are high to save space. Vertical shelf units flank both sides, storing laundry and household cleaners.
Tiny LEDs flash like starlight over the vaulted ceiling of a dream steam room.
All the bathrooms in the home are equally spas, dressed in smooth marble, atmospherically lit and custom-made.
The repeated combination of materials and colors throughout each room creates a coherent calm.
Despite the repetition in materials, each space has its own unique twist.
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Luxury Open Concept Home With Pool & Party Room In Brazil
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Located in a residential area of São Paulo, Brazil, the project concept for this 1280 square meter luxury home began with the pool. Designed by Matheus Farah + Manoel Maia Architecture, this luxurious home design centers around a huge pool that is visible from most rooms in the house, where the easy indoor-outdoor lifestyle is given. The architecture of Ibsen House was created to facilitate shared moments and connected living through impressive large sliding walls, while also providing intimate privacy. The most private space of the home is located underground, where special neon light and acoustic treatments form the Red Room, the best festive hiding place.
Retractable walls break up the large free plan living space, fully connecting the luxurious living room with the spacious pool terrace and gardens.
A volume of wood is suspended above the kitchen dining room. Its solid wooden facade is replaced by two sets of double shutters to reveal a modern home office space. To preserve the interrupted wooden block appearance, the ceiling of the home office is also entirely wooden. Bookcases draw color across the back wall.
In the evening, the vast vertical garden walls are illuminated to surround the open side home with abundant greenery even after dark. The tropical leaves grow a dramatic texture and shape to feather the edges of the linear modern architecture.
The open layout is a coordinated plan of color, materials, and connected operation that holds a close relationship with the external environment.
The layout has almost no fixed walls. The vertical gardens and large sliding panels divide the living spaces, creating quiet hybrid areas that cause cross-encounters.
At one end of the luxurious living room, a TV lounge is furnished with a massive bookshelf that blasts color into the gray-white and wood-toned decorative scheme. Deep blue accent pieces cause further disruption of the neutral palette, with scattering cushions and standing chairs.
A large area rug defines the comfortable lounge area from the rest of the open plan by forming a comfortable island of light color and soft texture underfoot.
A formal dining room runs next to the long kitchen island on the other side of the room.
The underside of the wood-clad suspended home office volume is reflected by a solid wooden kitchen island. A concrete base builds a cool contrast.
A second lounge is located on the decorated terrace, right next to the pool.
A piece of modern art languishes in the sunlight.
The external arrangement of control blocks is interrupted by more vertical gardens, which harmoniously fuse the volumes with the tropical surroundings.
The architecture and cultivation guarantee intimate discretion.
Red upholstery for exterior furniture marks the change of zone from the cool blue accent interior.
A roof deck is added to the leisure areas of the house.
On the other side of the social volume, doors on longitudinal tracks open to connect with an outside dining room.
Moving upstairs, we see the interrupted home office from inside. When closed, the wooden cap shutters create a private cocoon.
A tailor-made built-in desk, storage compartments and wall shelves fill the entire length of the narrow workshop.
A small interior living room and kitchen join the roof terrace.
The rooftop social areas offer a privileged view to the local neighborhood. Guest rooms and other private facilities overlook the pool through large windows.
An outdoor dining set, outdoor sofas and a large hot tub stand during a parade of wooden decks, while a set of sun loungers lies on a grassy edge.
Going down, not only does the house hold a gym and a large garage, but there is access to the hidden Red Room. Atmospheric red lighting and special acoustic treatments make it an ideal place for the homeowner’s private parties.
Red neon lights expose the ceiling and walls of the party room, creating a bright nightclub look. A lighted bar brightly strikes the length of the space, making backlit silhouettes of the modern bar stools. A large TV screen is arranged for sports and events.
The wooden lath shutters, which restore privacy, cross the wide-open side volumes, and cause an attractive light play on the interiors.
Vertical gardens and tall tropical trees provide glass-walled rooms with full sun privacy.
External steps connect the terraces.
The ground floor plan makes an L-shaped arrangement around the edge of the rectangular pool, placing the master series perpendicular to the main hall.
Two elegant lounge chairs and a small table are a perfect place for morning coffee on the bedroom deck.
The suspended deck is created by the supporting structure of the bedroom’s wide wooden lath private shutters.
Elegant white marble fashions a luxurious bathroom interior, where black fixtures and arms and a black toilet pan give dark accents. A square roof window opens the ceiling to natural daylight.
Dressed in honey-toned wood, the contemporary home exterior warmly contrasts with the clear blue sky.
Section drawing.
Floor plan with social living room and terraces, plus the master bedroom series with twin wardrobes and private bathroom.
First floor plan.
Second floor floor plan with guest rooms.
Underground floor plan with Redroom party area and technical area, generator and laundry.
Roof terrace with whirlpool.
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Light Family Home Interior With Chic Open Plan Living Space
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Chic and sophisticated in its sheer modernity, this untouched home project puts family life through a serene filter. Designed by Darya Maiorova, this family home interior has soft upholstery and rugs that are boldly lightweight to lift open living space. Black accents are used to add depth and brightness to the neutral environment, across a declarative kitchen back splash and a black accent window reveals. The children’s bedrooms themselves are light, crisp and elegant, with tailored children’s desk projects and decorative shelf walls. The parent room is a place for a quiet recovery of the children, with its own quiet workplace. Bathroom inspiration comes with contemporary vanities and boldly contrasting black fixtures.
Reuleaux triangular nest coffee tables overlap in the center of the peaceful, lightweight modern living room, adding a moment of smooth wood tone.
Two open modular sofas form a connected free-flowing arrangement. Dark accent cushions dot its lightweight padding.
On the other side of the large area rug, a modern TV stand is flanked by windows on either side. Pale sheets contrast with black painted window coverings and color coordinated radiators.
Two freshly white lounge chairs form a third wall of seats, along with two dark contrasting side tables.
A small tree was introduced behind the lounge area to contain a touch of nature, a splash of invigorating greenery and an element of elegant height.
The kitchen and dining room are developed behind the open concept. Wooden effect panels enclose a beautifully curved feature wall at the end of the kitchen runway that eoesas a curved microcement wall at the opposite side of the walkway.
The small side table at this end of the living room has a round silhouette to complete the curved walls.
A black back shoe and roof cut through the wooden effect kitchen, interrupting the soft, warm aesthetic with a dramatic sweep of deep shade.
A round pedestal dining table uses the black accent theme, and launches a fashionable ribbed texture. Four modern white dining chairs surround the black dining table with moments of light soothing. Decorative bowls arrange an elegant table centerpiece.
The kitchen “rear spout” is actually a set of shallow smoky glass front cabinets that reveal softly lit glimpses of cutlery, coffee cups, and kitchen appliances. The surrounding wooden cabinets extend to the ceiling line to capitalize on vertical space and build a clean, streamlined finish.
Modern linear wall lights give a warm glow on both sides of the bedside table, where integrated switches and sockets are inserted directly into the cushioned upholstery.
Contemporary bedspreads contain curves in the scheme.
A large indoor plant is included here as well in the bedroom, fostering a sense of serenity in this adult shelter away from the household children.
The black window reveals that treatment is repeated here, giving the light bedroom more depth and interest. Clean veils in the wind frame the large windows.
A third line wall light illuminates a bedroom workspace.
The tailored desk project is expertly shaped to follow the inner curve of the wall.
A restless modern desk chair accompanies the unique floating desk.
Next to the bed, a door leads to a proportionate closet. Thin LED strips highlight the edges of a smart closet system that is stacked with shelves, clothes and built-in chests of drawers.
In the minimalist master bathroom, a unique bathroom sink crosses a custom cut floor-to-ceiling mirror. A black bathroom faucet protrudes from the glass.
A small rustic stool adds a natural touch to the shower.
A fieldless shower screen leaves the bathroom window completely unobstructed.
The common nursery gets a child-friendly twist with a cool space-themed wall. A single channel tufted headboard connects twin beds together under a black track light.
A light bedroom rug ties the beds together at the foot.
Interlocking, frameless interior doors extend all the way to the ceiling line throughout the home.
Decorative wall shelves paint a modern pattern across the window wall.
Twin closets line the side of a child’s study, where more storage is revealed behind sliding wooden doors.
Black paint around the bedroom window points to a small, comfortable window seat above the radiator.
The second children’s space in this home is a single bedroom with a soft colored touch. A cushioned wall panel extends the children’s upholstered bed across the length of the room, creating a comfortable backing.
Two square ottomans provide occasional seats for friends or siblings.
A small wall lamp shines a focused reading light over the cushions.
The children’s desk design in this room serves as a double duty as a bedside unit. An icy blue finish accentuates its attractive round drawer.
The pale blue accent is repeated in a floating storage unit on the adjacent wall, and through a series of decorative pin shelves.
Children’s wall art extends the blue palette.
The family bathroom is oriented to fraternal harmony with a double sink. Wicker washbasin baskets are hidden underneath.
Wooden panels hide the toilet cistern.
Microcement neatly encloses the adapted bathtub, fusing it with the coordinating walls.
Black bathroom weapons stand out darkly against the pale wall therapy.
Wooden panels frame the end of the corridor.
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A Peaceful Japanese House Surrounded By Greenery
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Abundant greenery surrounds this peaceful Japanese house in Hiroshima city, created by Hayato Komatsu Architects. The house belongs to its designer, who embraced the irregularities of the site, which is shaded by a large tunnel and retaining wall that penetrates Mt. Eba. At first glance, the site and surroundings seemed undesirable. However, the dense greenery, which overflows from the landscape, takes away the typical urban atmosphere. Instead, the obscure location has created an opportunity for home design that connects the luxurious environment with modern architecture. Living spaces were raised 4m above ground level to look at the view, where a complementary relationship between the new garden and surrounding specimens comes together as one spectacular scene.
The intricate exterior of the Enami house and its multi-level garden overshadow the landscape of the southwestern part of Mt. Eba.
The union between mountain and architecture changes the urban landscape as it embraces the spreading surrounding greenery.
Constructed in an arc, the architecture eoesas the rise of the mountain, and the cavity of the tunnel, that crosses it. Elevated gardens reconstruct the spill of plants over the mountaintop.
The unique home design successfully extends the beauty of the natural landscape instead of interrupting it.
The front entrance is placed inside two of the highest fins that form the vertebrae of the house. The fins protrude forward to build privacy around the door and windows of the house, and create shade from direct sunlight.
In the modern Japanese home, we find a light-filled open layout that unfolds under the warmth of exposed wooden ceiling beams. The airspace was designed as a place for a family to gather and spend quality time together.
To connect the hall with the best views of the surrounding environment, the hall had to be raised more than four meters from the ground surface. Entire glass walls open the living room to the green panorama of the mountainside.
A terrace was built around the second floor boundary, on which lay a plant-filled boundary defined as the “garden” of this extraordinary home.
The garden terrace is where the relationship between environment and architecture really takes over, as the view of the garden overlaps with the farther panorama to form the perception of a deep landscape.
The elevated garden has a gantry structure of different depths. It protrudes in a southeasterly direction, where the trees become sunlit. The branches grow a soft screen between the interior of the house and its neighbors.
The living room is soaked slightly below the height of the terrace floor, which gives it a pleasantly covered atmosphere. An L-shaped sectional sofa pulls around the edge of the living room, under the glass. Relaxing two-tone upholstery connects with the cool gray concrete decorative elements and the square coffee table, while a brown leather section completes the warm wood tone in the room.
Black steel window frames and black powdered balustrade compensate for the bright golden warmth of the wooden elements.
An inviting red carpet surrounds the living room, defining it from the adjoining kitchen and dining room.
Built-in shelves climb up to the high ceiling, providing plenty of space for books and treasure items to be stored.
A crowd of planters scatter through the second floor terrace, adding abundant layers. Storm lanterns glow softly among the low hanging leaves at night.
Behind the kitchen island, a wall of glass cabinets reflects the sunlight and the garden view.
A glass vase brings a branch of garden greenery to the simple dining table layout.
An industrial style gives the home a contemporary edge.
Every small corner of the home is inhabited by vegetation. A hanging planter adds greenery to the small powder plant, and a container of falling leaves softens the void that vertically connects the entrance to the second floor.
Ceramic vases and decorative bowls adorn the top of the industrial kitchen design with interesting silhouettes and texture.
Darkly tinted glass doors hide kitchen clutter from the naked eye.
The sliding glass doors open to the end to facilitate the kitchen accessories during meals.
Modern fruit bowls bring color to the counter.
Solid wood steps build the base stairs, while open metal steps allow light to penetrate the upper half.
The bedrooms are located down on the shady ground floor.
A family bathroom is located next to the private rooms.
The bedrooms are minimalist spaces in which to rest, sleep and peacefully rejuvenate. Church windows keep the bedrooms completely private from the street.
Family time flourishes where there is light and nature.
Blue bedroom accents just connect with the skyscraper that overlooks the tall windows. Recessed shelves are also installed high in the walls, keeping visual clutter raised away from the beds.
A large home workshop benefits from the raised green views, with the desk set against a large window.
An entire wall of windows brings sunlight spilling into the rest of the home office, where a modern chair is set up to rest.
Bird’s eye view of the property in its built-up urban surroundings.
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A Modern Waterfront Villa With A Deck To Die For
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On a raised south-facing piece of land of more than 1000 square meters, this magnificent modern property is sculpted into the rock face in Camp de Mar, Mallorca, Spain. Designed by E5 Tenado, the villa itself has a built area of 394 square meters above two levels. Villa Statera has a variety of large open and covered terraces and a rooftop terrace to accommodate fascinating views of the Mediterranean Sea. Facade of continuous floor-to-ceiling windows fuses the bright waterfront panorama with the interior of the home as well, which has an inverse layout with the main living space scattered across the upper floor and bedrooms located below. Full floor plans and a transit video are included at the end.
Pure geometric lines form the modern home project, creating a facade of elegant simplicity. At night the glass facade is enlivened by soft interior lighting. Exterior lights drastically illuminate the rough rock face.
The linear facade is covered with a wide sloping roof, which causes symmetrical shadows to fall on the floor in an illusory decorated effect. The floor-to-ceiling button windows effortlessly touch the interior and exterior living spaces, achieving an expanded spatial feel.
The recent interior design for Villa Statera, created by Terraza Balear, is a pure concept of linearity to complete the architecture of the home. The decoration is done in a natural palette that blends in with the surrounding surroundings of the coastal residence and includes high-quality brands such as B&B Italia, and a Poliform design kitchen.
An L-shaped sofa pulls itself away from the glass walls, forming a comfortable arrangement around a modern fireplace that is only decorative in the warmer months. Scattered cushions put a warm orange pop on two gray-blue lounge chairs and the pale contemporary sofa. Decorative vases bring a branch of greenery to a simple modern sofa table.
A blue accent color runs across the living room carpet, completing the blue horizon beyond the wide windows.
The open layout hall is located on the top floor of the house to fully capitalize on the spectacular views. The dining room is arranged along the window wall so that it can be opened to the terrace.
Slimline dining room pendant lights illuminate the dining table without obscuring the panorama or cutting the connection with the outdoor living space.
A table ornament of candles holds a low profile.
Black kitchen bars contrast sharply with the pure white kitchen island. A wooden breakfast bar creates a warm, textured contrast against the glossy roof.
Dedon’s outdoor furniture gives elegant comfort.
A soft color palette of natural tones connects every living space, inside and out.
Downstairs next to the bedrooms, a small relaxing area with cane hanging chairs is connected to a private terrace with outdoor jacuzzi. The chic lamps in this relaxed living space are Muffins floor lamps by Dan Yeffet for Brokis.
In the main room, an upholstered bed sets up a light gray decorative palette. X-frame bedroom chair and modern bedside tables connect with the modern monochrome scheme.
The master bedroom has its own terrace with all-round impressive views.
The master bedroom series also features a huge walkway with an elegant storage system and a custom cut from floor-to-ceiling toilet mirror.
The lower level of the home has three additional bedrooms, each with access to another terrace space, and each with its own bathroom.
An evening meal takes advantage of Mallorca’s majestic weather.
The large outdoor living area extends to an endless swimming pool, making this an ideal arrangement for hours of relaxation or conversation even in hot temperatures.
A glass paneled walkway connects the two terraces on either side of the living room volume.
An L-shaped outdoor sofa surrounds the boundary of the outdoor lounge space.
A combination of outdoor coffee tables fills the center of the outdoor lounge, standing on a woven outdoor rug.
Outdoor ottomans lay a muted green accent that complements the abundant tree-filled background. Outdoor amenities provide restful days watching the sea, boats and beach life.
A street entrance with parking for three cars is discreetly located under the house, with direct access to the entrance lobby and an elevator to all floors. A roof terrace crowns the top of the building.
Happy outdoor sofas look over dreamy open sea views to the head Andritxol, which shines with lights.
The wonderful location of the home is invincible in the southwest.
Located within five minutes of Puerto Andratx the home is easily accessible from bars, restaurants, shopping, boutiques and the yacht club. Palma is only 20 minutes away, with Palma International Airport reachable within 25 minutes.
Camp de Mar itself has the 18-hole Gulf of Andratx course, its own set of excellent restaurants, cafes and shops, as well as beautiful beaches with water sports.
Upper level floor plan with main living space, plus large terraces with outdoor housing and infinity pool.
A lower level floor plan with a master bedroom series and three additional bedrooms, all with bathrooms and attached terraces.
Roof terrace.
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Creative Cream Interior With Fabulous Furniture
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Exquisite furniture brings shape, intrigue and creative essence to this cool creamy interior. While the decor here is mostly pale, moments of dark contrast produce definition and drama. High ceilings, spacious room sizes, cleverly crafted buildings and high-quality materials establish an undeniable luxury. An excellent spiral staircase project rises through the luxurious living space, with an extraordinary display of compensated solid concrete steps and a sculptural swirling balustrade. Shiny gold accents add to the luxury, uniquely highlighting one end of a large marble kitchen island and boxing in a tailored bar and storage room. An enviable main series occupies a large part of the upper floor, where we will discover a spin-like sofa and a hidden workshop.
We enter this home excursion at the luxurious living room, where a modern modular sofa arrangement blends peacefully with the fresh creamy white surroundings.
Beige microcement floor treats a slightly darker base for the smooth modular sofa design.
A wavy feature wall draws attention to the curved corners of the sofa and completes a distinctive round skylight over the center of the living space.
The curved feature wall is neatly involved in the modern fireplace design, ending behind its floating marble fireplace. A round coffee table enlarges the rounded theme, and eoesas the contour of the large skylight, albeit on a much smaller scale.
A vertical wooden storage unit is neatly suspended within a narrow niche. Its dark end perfectly balances the fireplace on the other side of an open doorway. An interior tree is beautifully displayed inside the door frame.
The light decoration and open layout of the living room makes the home happily spacious and airy. Some darker elements were introduced into the dining room plan behind the space to construct interesting definitions and dramas.
The striking dining room pendant lights are hung in a series of three along the length of the modern dining set, where they add the atmospheric brightness of the LED laced screens.
Dumb wise green dining chairs add the softest color allusion to the dining room furniture collection.
A large shiny marble dining table hosts an eighth party for dinner.
Just a few steps away from the dining room, a large kitchen island contains a dining area for quick snacks, a coffee break or more casual meals.
A modern linear pendant light illuminates the beautiful marble island. Green accents swirl through the marble finish, creating a delicate colored connection with the adjacent dining chairs.
Simple cream units lightly frame the back of the kitchen installation, with walnut wall appliances adding a rich core. Shiny gold drawers highlight the end of the unique kitchen island that leads to the staircase.
Three creamy kitchen bar stools approach the breakfast bar, which is formed by a solid cantilevered volume of light wood.
Wooden slatted shutters protect a set of patio doors between the dining area and the kitchen to filter out direct sunlight.
A set of kitchen tower units build a wooden volume at the end of the kitchen run, where they house a bank of stainless steel integrated appliances. The impressive staircase project rises together, with an extraordinary display of offset concrete steps.
Sculptural swirl balustrade forms the higher steps into an imposing spiral staircase. One of the steps is cut to form the face of a tailored bar.
The rest of the built-in bar is finished in metallic gold.
The combination of gold accent pieces makes up a luxurious metal ribbon around the corner of the large living space.
The joining of the concrete staircase into the gold unit creates a contrast of coolness and warmth.
Measured storage units line the back of the bar.
At the top of the excellent spiral staircase project, we are at the entrance to the main room series.
A spine-like curved sofa design marks the edge of a bedroom living room. A white ceiling mounted modern fireplace adds a little needed pleasantness to the cool cream and white decorative scheme. A set of modern nesting coffee tables adds a dark center to the bright layout.
Light wall shelves are creatively contained within a niched oval niche. Ribbed plaster provides a textured background under a high contrast black finish.
The sleeping area is arranged on a diagonal tilt to create easy flow around a wide structural pillar.
Creating a bedroom chair elegantly fills the excess space behind the carrying pillar.
The upholstered bed is wrapped with a unique wing headboard, which acts as a half-height room partition between the sleeping belt and wardrobe.
A hairy carpet puts an uber comfortable gray accent around the bed, which also helps soften the acoustics in the large room.
Two modern glass bedroom pendant lights go down on one side of the bed, where they also attractively capture the natural light from the window during the day.
The unique bedside design hides a chic bedroom workspace that can double as a dressing room.
The hidden home workshop benefits from the lighting of the bedroom hanging lights here. An unusual chair pulls itself towards the floating desk and drawer.
Modern art creates an optical illusion in the bedroom entrance.
Downstairs in the comfortable TV room, we find a truly artistic furniture project that is the Sofa Twist by Nina Edwards Anker.
A unique coffee table adds to the sculptural interest.
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A Beautifully Landscaped Brutalist House [Visualized]
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A wood and concrete brutalist exterior shelter this 2900-square-foot home project, based in Houston, USA. Created by the architects at Robertson Design, The house Concrete Box hides a two-story home with a multi-level living space. The ground floor is a brutal concrete back room with a clearly comfortable essence that comes from luxurious upholstered furniture, attractive wood-clad elements and a functional kitchen located right at the heart of the home. Private courtyards and a large garden surround the cool concrete interior with beautiful landscaped views. Upstairs, the house is revealed to be a family home, with two children’s rooms and a serene master suite.
The concept of The Concrete Box was born from three main purposes. The first goal was to begin the experience with a choreographic entry sequence, the second, to maintain material clarity, and the third was to establish a bold sculptural presence.
The brutalist exterior of the house consists of three main volumes, which are a concrete box for the ground floor living space, a wooden box for the private bedroom and bathrooms upstairs, and a low concrete wall that surrounds a courtyard around the front entrance.
Only two windows pierce the front of the fort building, so that the solid sculptural element is interrupted as little as possible. Entrance to the home is made between the two overlapping concrete walls in the front. A courtyard sanctuary awaits between the solid walls that lead you to the front door.
A side entrance is disguised as a wooden lath window that looks into the courtyard.
The wooden gate aligns with a wooden lath window on the upper floor to create a cohesive aesthetic.
One push turns the long, wooden barred gate on its axis, giving access to the entrance courtyard.
The brutal courtyard walls are lined with elegant planting. Mounded ground cover gently molds the edge of the gravel walkway,
The side entrance gate facilitates access from the car park. Alternatively, a rear front door secures the carport to a mud room at the rear of the property.
A slideshow creates a welcoming snapshot of the interior.
Passing through a darkened entrance hall with a low ceiling, a thick walled opening leads to the high and brightly lit main living space. The open layout is sandwiched between serene views of a closed courtyard in front and a large garden behind. A multi-level floor creates a clear zoning between a sunken living area, a midway kitchen and an elevated dining area. A long row of storage cabinets serve as media in front of the sitting area and become kitchen cabinets at the end end.
A tan leather sofa and contrasting cream chairs make up the comfortable lounge space. A square coffee table provides a bold black visual anchor in the center of the opening plan. Behind, a skylight bathes the central kitchen island in natural sunlight. The abundance of natural light in the living space and open views into the courtyard and garden comes as a pleasant contradiction to the solid facade.
A long kitchen window overlooks a narrow perimeter garden that is large enough just to give a beautiful view.
The floor on one side of the kitchen island is higher than the other, which means the breakfast bar can be provided with a comfortable, children’s dining bench instead of bar stools.
The dining bench also reduces visual disturbances that are minimal at all times. The stone roofs in the centralized kitchen darkly complement the extreme black window frames at each end of the room.
Large doors behind the open concept adjoin the interior with the tree-lined garden.
Initially a concrete terrace extends the interior floor treatment to the exterior living space, before an attractive wooden deck takes over. The elegant modern outdoor chair seen on the wooden deck is the Easy Chair Grill designed by Francois Azambourg for Ligne Roset.
The contrast of concrete and wooden deck reflects the materials used in the construction of the house itself.
A sculptural focus is set at the end of the large garden, protruding from the shade of the trees.
Back inside the home, the modern staircase design has a striking single cantilevered concrete staircase at its base.
The rest of the stairs are solid wooden steps and lifts. A door to the first children’s room can be seen ahead, with a set of double doors leading into the washroom on the right.
A white lath railing extends to the landing ceiling.
At the top of the stairs, interior picture windows accept light from a bedroom.
A wide window blesses the master bedroom with a serene green view.
The private master bathroom is a large and luxurious space with marble tiled walls and tailored furniture.
The self-contained bathtub and shower are located inside its own bright and airy humid room. An enclosed toilet is located on the opposite side of the double sink.
On the floor plan for the home, we can see that the two children’s rooms are adjacent to a bathroom Jack and Jill. The master series is blessed with a huge wardrobe, as well as a massive bathroom.
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A Tranquil Vietnamese House With A Courtyard
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A dreamy, nature-affected home stands on the riverbank of a small village in Hoi An ancient city of Quang Nam province, Vietnam, elegantly designed by lequang architects. Surrounded by a typical agricultural landscape, the 180-square-meter home was designed to quietly merge into the greenery of the local landscape. The homeowner is an environmental expert, and she wanted her son to grow up in a natural environment, and benefit from the living education that this experience brings. This house serves as a quiet base for such a way of life and also for the life of birds and insects thanks to a serene courtyard where small creatures can visit and find shelter among the bushes.
The beautiful courtyard design forms the beating heart of this peaceful home design. Glass walls open each of the living spaces to the soul a soothing sight of sun-stained green foliage, wild birds and visiting butterflies.
The wooden framed double glass doors are fully retracted to allow the interior and exterior spaces to be seamlessly connected. With the courtyard at the core of all living spaces, walking naturally finds its way through nature several times a day.
A deep blue accent color paints a rich coherence across all interior and exterior living spaces. The color creates a wonderfully contrasting background for the bright and diverse wood tones of the doors, furniture and trim.
A traditional regional rug lays a burnt orange base for the living area. A large and striking wall piece establishes a colored connection with the floor covering. A modern sofa refreshes the decorative palette with cool upholstery.
There is a vertical piano on the other side of the home living room where the homeowner and her son can ring the keys during the breeze from the connected courtyard. An elegant wooden and rotating lounge chair sits listening to the presentation.
The homeowner, Ms. Giang, sees her home as a mini-community center where she can arrange meetings with her environmental group.
Ms. Giang also arranges meetings with her neighbors here in this nature-affected home, to grow and nurture strong community bonds. A communal rural village lifestyle is what she hoped for when he planned his relocation here from the crowded city of Saigon.
A display of ceramic flower vases marks a convenient shoe storage buried beneath the edge of the courtyard.
Outdoor lights create an atmospheric glow across the foliage in the courtyard as night falls.
Wooden slatted ceilings create a comfortable cover over the interior spaces. A kitchen peninsula and elegant bar stools provide a comfortable dining area.
The ground floor rooms of the house are raised around the edge of the courtyard and include multifunctional elements …
… The floor of the main dining room also serves as a long bench for the garden.
Small raised beds arrange the garden as an interactive space to change plants and engage in light work for happily during remote hours outside.
The floor bench is a discreetly attractive place where neighbors come to chat at the edge of the courtyard garden.
The sunken dining room also serves as a place for work and collaborative teamwork. Natural rattan roller blinds can be deployed to offer extra shade when and where needed.
As the front entrance leads directly into the courtyard, visitors to the home immediately present the spiral organization of overlapping space. In the design, the house first inspired the traditional shop layout, as seen in Hoi An ancient city. This concept has developed into a coiled compound, such as a helical shell, that makes it resistant to flooding. The result is an immediate impressive first and lasting impression.
The upper gallery overlooks the courtyard and entrance through slender metal balustrade and beautiful wooden pillars. Inexpensive local materials were used for the attractive modern building.
Pre-engineered steel forms the structure on the ground floor, leaning against thick walls. The exposed structure of the house becomes a form of visual expression.
Internal and external boundaries of space are transformed and changed as they are retranslated within different everyday scenes.
The literal shape of the areas changes to accommodate the activities of the homeowner, her son and their visiting neighbors. The mix of spaces are just moments tied around the garden rectangle, which is always the main focus of the home and its changing purpose.
In a distorted site perimeter, the rectangular garden transforms the mass into a living being. In the words of the architect, “The house is like a tree, it creates different spaces, different shades, it becomes beautiful not only by the parts exposed to the sunlight but also in the parts that fade into the darkness. I think that the unification of a tree is how a ‘structure’ becomes an ‘architecture’. ”
This “rolled up” version of the traditional storehouse sees the space unfold gradually higher from the center, with the high retaining perimeter wall effective for holding the heavy rain. In contrast, the ancient storefront layout is linear with a series of courtyards that unwantedly caught the rain inside.
Ground floor plan with living room, dining room, kitchen, patio and parking.
First floor plan with master bathroom, private bedrooms, master bedroom with private bathroom, terrace and roof gardens.
Website plan.
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A Modern Brutalist House in Japan: Exquisite Details
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A modern brutalist exterior openly surrounds this delicately detailed Japanese home, expertly designed by Apollo Architects & Associates. The 410-square-meter property is located in a quiet suburban neighborhood in the densely populated Kanto region. The homeowners acquired this terrestrial and irregularly formed part with significant family time. The owners wanted to incorporate courtyards as part of their home life together, and so the design began to take shape within the difficult topography. The distinctive outdoor environment expands the living space in complete privacy. The home interior carries a contemporary ranch-style aesthetic that forms a comfortable combo of living room and dining room, and a closed, glass walled kitchen.
Two colossal concrete volumes make up the brutalist house exterior. Atmospheric light shone along the edge of a wide driveway, mysteriously leading the way to the parking garage and entrance.
The driveway leads into a covered four-parking garage, located under the main mass of the board-shaped concrete house. With the property lifted off the road, the main living space is accessed by an elevator or staircase from the secure car park.
In the concrete living room, wooden panels heat up the formwork ceiling, adding a contemporary ranch-style aesthetic to space.
Leather strong cushions take the brown accent to a modern design of L-shaped sectional sofa.
A small seat is located separately from the main lounge, and a formal dining room is arranged in the back of the open plan.
A small courtyard sits between the comb room and dining room and the separate kitchen, creating a happy connection with the outside.
A large garden terrace is attached to the living room on the south side.
The centrally located courtyard brings a flood of sunlight into the back of the large room, and gives the dining room a beautiful, green, natural view.
The rectangular dining table reflects the influx of natural sunlight, maximizing its impact.
Modern closets run the entire length of the room, starting as a media closet in the living area and ending as a buffet in the dining area.
Elegant candelabra and a modern fruit bowl make a chic dining table ornament.
After dark, the interior lives under a warm and atmospheric light scheme.
LED ribbons are set around the perimeter of the room, causing a glow on a floor that continues out into the walled garden with one seamless swing.
Another strip of LED marks the top of the tailored cabinets that connect the two living spaces.
The brightness creates the pleasantness of a fireplace without the flame.
Modern artwork and the impressive formwork ceiling are drastically highlighted by the mood lighting.
Glass double doors connect the enclosed kitchen to the combo living room and dining room. A second set of glass doors leads into a corridor.
The small courtyard gives the kitchen an exterior view.
In the kitchen, a proportionate island includes a dining room as an alternative to the more formal dining room.
Golden kitchen lighting maintains the atmospheric atmospheres of the dining room and living room space.
Gray glossy closets contrast starkly with clean white roofs.
A modern glass fruit bowl presents an opportunity to add color into the monochrome kitchen decorating scheme.
A glass table lamp completes the chic glass bowl and leaves the patio window unobstructed.
In the large south-facing garden, high walls allow the residents to enjoy their distinctive outdoor environment in complete privacy from the neighbors.
The board-shaped concrete walls create a textural consistency around each of the outdoor spaces that is gently captured in the surrounding light.
Elevators transform outdoor plants into amazing foci across the tiled terrace.
Modern metal staircase design climbs from the parking garage to the living space under a long skylight. Access to the elevator is located just beyond the steps.
The large garden terrace connects the living room with the master bedroom and bathroom.
A home workspace is built in at the end of a long run of built-in units. Their bright black finish reflects the light, the furniture and the art.
A home workspace has a tailored L-shaped desk built into small apartments. Eames bird controls productivity from the window.
The bathroom is a luxurious space, with an edge view of the very private terrace garden on the south side. Black glossy closets build up storage full of vanity.
A waterproof TV provides entertainment while resting in the bathtub.
A sunny corridor runs away from the living room. Sunlight through the skylight creates dynamic shadows and glow across a wall of bright closet doors and interior doors that lead to the bedroom, bathroom and laundry room.
Elegant outdoor seating sits on the terrace outside the master bedroom, while a cheerful sky-blue outdoor sofa and chair color the terrace directly from the living room. An outdoor coffee table surrounds the comfortable layout.
A concrete overhang prevents direct sunlight from hitting the interior spaces, keeping the home more comfortably cool.
A pergola cover creates a light play through the small courtyard between the living room and kitchen.
Small trees lie on the roof terrace. High lights highlight its fine branches in the evening.
The seemingly impenetrable concrete exterior masks the delicate detail that awaits inside.
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Abstract, linear volumes pile up to form a distinct modern 4266 square foot home for five families in Bangalore, India. Created by Spine Architects, the unique angular shape stands out sharply against a gray, densely populated metropolis. Pure white concrete and rich wooden cladding contain a dwelling based on the ancient architectural science of Vaastu, which embraces the advantages of nature. The interior spaces are simple, spacious and projected around two landscaped courtyards, each with skylights that flood sunlight into the openly interconnected floors of the house. The natural greenery brings a valuable exterior within the introverted urban housing, with trees that draw the eye up through the impressive void.
An illusion of floating piles is realized through cracks and openings around the modern home exterior, which gives the building its name “Floating Walls”.
The visually appealing structure is defined from the densely populated site by sloping white concrete walls that protrude from the front and side. Rich wood cladding looks warm and attractive under the glare of exterior lights.
The toned wood and clear glass elements juxtapose the solid white walls.
Unconventional slices swayed throughout the building to accommodate natural light and exterior views, while maintaining ultimate privacy.
Sun-seeking plants spring from behind the hidden walls of the home, hinting at the nature-centered design that awaits interior.
An impressive front entrance gate makes a smart and lasting first impression.
A layered verandah climbs to the inner front door, surrounded by lush green lawns and full plant beds.
The front entrance is a completely clear and seamless glass box, where the only frame is around the door itself.
Upon entering the apartment, we escape from city life behind a screen of tall tropical plants that filter out sunlight and spy eyes. The “casual” living room behind the ground floor is an elegant arrangement of project furniture with raised yellow and blue accents. A unique glass coffee table is raised by a striking rug. A chic store completes an Eames-style armchair.
Wooden clad feature walls echo the exterior aesthetics of the house. Tanned chairs continue the rich earthy tone to the dining room.
A Buddha statue designates a cult area within the first landscape courtyard project on the ground floor. A temple tree appears from behind the Puja, drawing the eye up through the multi-storey void to a skylight above.
The indoor plant eats sunlight from a large skylight. A glass wall welcomes the sunlight into the neighboring bedroom.
The skylight is positioned directly above the tree-lined courtyard on the ground floor.
On the other side of the living room from the first floor, a modern home office is arranged with a minimalist floating desk.
The glass wall room is decorated with a vibrant contrast of purple red and royal blue accent pieces. Fabric panels are installed to give privacy when needed.
Built-in shelf niches are lined with red cracks.
Each bedroom in the home gets its own unique identity.
Creating a bedroom chair and rug defines a small lounge area within this beautiful bedroom.
Intertwined interior and exterior spaces filter natural light and ventilation.
Upstairs on the second floor is a guest bedroom and a half-open terrace with a kitchen.
A traditional load carrying and counterweight system was used to drastically cantilever a series of 2 ″ thick Sadahalli slabs at a screen wall at the front entrance.
Ground floor plan, including formal and informal lounges, the kitchen, dining room and lounge, and the first of five bedrooms. The ground floor bedroom series stands complete with a bathroom and closet for the homeowner’s parents.
A mezzanine floor plan, including a bedroom suite with a wardrobe and a bathroom.
First floor plan, including the master bedroom, guest bedroom, another children’s bedroom, family lounge area, and study room with balcony.
Second floor plan, including a second guest bedroom with private bathroom, and a large terrace with kitchen.
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Abstract Family Home That Provides Escape From City Life
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