‘Woah’ is the word that escaped me when I stumbled upon this project. What struck me first was the lighting scheme. It’s very original, very modern and adds serious visual impact to the space. The rest of the images were so delightful that I had to share the project with you here. Continue reading →

This eco friendly home, designed by Deniewegeneratie Studio, is actually embeded ‘in’ the hill on which it lives. It saves on energy costs since it is designed to keep the inside temperature stable all year round.

The interior is fundamentally a tall, vast rectangle flooded by natural light. The spaces are delineated by semi-temporary wooden volumes and structures. It was important to the owners that they be able to somewhat easily adapt and make changes to the indoor layout as the family needs change over time. Continue reading →

What was once an old and neglected 150-acre farm has been transformed into a beautiful rural dream. The property belongs to the Dormers who bought it as their second home in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It consists of a large Amish barn, more than a century old, tool shed, greenhouse, and five ‘view houses’ – each one portraying a blend of glamour and rustic charm. Continue reading →

Let’s say you’re lucky enough to have found a small apartment with loads of potential in a great location in the city; however, before you move your stuff, a makeover is a must. So, how do you maximize your new apartment both in terms of space and style? Check out this beautiful apartment makeover on 12th street, New York City. Continue reading →

A neglected 110-year-old barn house needed some ‘updating’. Restoring and preserving the old structure was no easy task, however, I must admit the owners and architect did a brilliant job, featuring some of the most creative design solutions I have seen in quite some time; the result is a delightful disarray – a neo-Gothic barn with a modern twist. Continue reading →

If you’re into modernism meets traditional, then this contemporary apartment design will appeal to your sense of black & white minimalism. Take for example the kitchen’s glossy black cabinets and stainless steel finishes, combined with a glass-covered wallpaper with an intricate floral design. Continue reading →

Look what I found in an old textile manufacturing hall in Stockholm, Sweden. It took me a couple of minutes to fully understand what I’m looking at… A colorful, pixelated wall that seems to be in constant movement. It has the most vibrant presence, and it’s made of stacked bundles of unsold magazines. Imagine, a magazine wall, like no other. Continue reading →

Some people say gray is not a color, but I think you can do wonders with gray, and create a relaxing and sophisticated look for your home. Take a look at how fashion designer David Meister and Hollywood talent manager Alan Siegel made a celebration of gray throughout their modern Los Angeles home. Continue reading →

An old house in San Francisco has been completely rebuilt to accommodate the needs of a young family of six. Its beautiful facade has been maintained, refined, and carefully restored. Inside, the interiors were designed to provide a clean, light, and airy background to the rich colors and textures of the owner’s furnishing, art, and textiles. Continue reading →

Here is a different take on the nautical style of the beach house. This beautiful home belongs to the Brazilian designer Sig Bergamin, and it portraits a sense of seaside casual full of colors, patterns, textures and style against a crisp backdrop of white floors, walls, and ceilings. Continue reading →