Conversions of non-residential homes usually always turn out to be very interesting, and religious or sacral buildings do cause a special resonance. Today we have an old chapel in Sweden, which, after a recent renovation, has got a very interesting and unusual residential look. The main huge space of the living-kitchen-dining room is especially impressive:…
This amazing house located in suburbs of Stockholm is really one of a kind, and primarily because it appeared on the site of an old chapel, and the churches, as we know, are never like each other. And the first thing that catches your eye when you get inside is the magnificent living room space…
Who would have thought that behind the magnificent facade of an old Gothic church in one of the Dutch villages, a family housing could be hidden! The temple was built 100 years ago, but apparently did not enjoy popularity among local residents and tourists, so the building was bought by a private person who turned…
In a small mountain town in Colorado, an old church stood idle until one local family once noticed it. The new owners decided to convert the house into an unusual family residence, where they could stay during their winter holidays. Gorgeous arched windows with patterns (especially in the living room!) and ceiling vaults do not…
This is probably hard to believe, but this house in Chicago in the past really was the Catholic Church. Now only the vaulted arches, tall ceilings and stained-glass windows remind of the ‘house of God’. The space here is so big, that the owners managed to put a climbing wall in one of the rooms….
