This house in Moscow designed for a young family was built in the best traditions of modern Western architecture: simple straight lines, black facade, glass sliding walls. The building clearly stands out from the neighboring homes typical of this region, and without context, one would think that it is located somewhere in the north of…
Waking up with a view of the fjord and then having breakfast feeling as if you are floating above the ground – all this is possible at the Sky Lodges Hotel on the famous Lysefjord in Norway. There are only two houses with an area of 22 m² each, but the effect they produce is…
After extensive renovation, this duplex in Sydney is simply unrecognizable. The building, which is more than a hundred years old, has changed not only on the inside, but the whole exterior of the house has also been rethought. The exterior was updated in a more modern and practical way by placing a terrace on each…
In recent years, the world’s leading architects have literally competed who will best merge their new project with the environment. The trend towards unity with nature is probably the key one in our time, and which is really delightful. Today we want to show you a fresh project of the young Dutch studio Enter the…
In her projects, architect Sarah Henry always strives not to lose touch with nature. She adhered to the same concept when designing her own home in Melbourne. Large opening windows, simple brick and concrete finishes, wooden furniture and always a lot of solutions for planting: flower niches, a well-kept garden and an area with an…
The exterior of this house in New Zealand proves to us that an all-wooden home is not a relic of the past and not only an option for mountain chalets. The designer here combines solid wood and plywood with dark furniture, stone and tiles: due to this, the interiors are textured, but not overloaded. Textiles…
A large family of architect Emily Fox lives in this house in Sydney. She has a husband, two children and a dog, but grandparents and other relatives constantly come to visit. Initially, this house was designed to be divided into two parts: the house itself and an apartment with a separate entrance. The architect decided…
Australian architect Roger Nelson and his wife Jane planned to build a permanent home in nature to escape the hustle and bustle of Melbourne. But by the time they received a building permit eight years later, their needs and wants had changed. The couple did not give up the construction, but decided to make a…
Green hills, small bays, and scenic hiking trails: all these beauties can be admired by the owners of this home in New Zealand. The architects designed a simple yet functional home that blends seamlessly with the local landscape. In shape, it resembles old barns or local farmhouses, but is executed in a modern manner. The…
This home on Vinalhaven Island, Maine, is not the permanent residence to the owner’s family, but they come here regularly throughout the year. In summer, on the bay, which is located just a hundred meters from the house, you can sail by boat, and in winter – walk in the forest and enjoy the sea…
