This Manhattan studio apartment is one of the signature projects of The Brooklyn Home Company, located in the center of Park Slope. It reflects perfectly how well white and wood go along, without needing any other color, as these two complete a clean and enchanting look. It may all seem a little bit crowded, as
Tag Archives: wood
Somewhere in Puget Sound, Washington, Zeroplus Architects designed a stunning cabin in the woods. Sneeoosh Cabin, as the project was named, comes with minimum of interruptions in the forest that makes such a good host. Protected by the shadow of the trees and set right in the heart of nature, the most serene lifestyle living
Capoferro Design Build Group has designed this lovely interior where a couple lives, transforming the home into a contemporary place, enriched by the finest choices. Originally, the first floor of the house had rooms separated by lots of walls. Along with the transformations, those have disappeared, making room for an open plan, with panoramic windows
When contemporary meets the chic rural of a French farmhouse located in the Sonoran Desert, Arizona, it’s definitely an assurance that what’s to be seen next is not quite an ordinary home like you see every day. David Michael Miller Associates reinterpreted in their own way their vision about a French farmhouse, leading to an
Explore the nature’s beauty… inside! This is the proposition of Olive Exclusiv, a small hotel in Windhoek, Namibia. Contemporary, sleek, luxuriant have a little African twist. There are seven suites and each one of them is individually decorated, so this is not a standard hotel where all the rooms are replicas one to another. Wood
When we refer to a man cave, we don’t really refer as a space that replicates an actual cave. Well, things stay different when we say cave style residence in Mallorca, as this one is the real thing. This is the home of a French designer, Alexandre de Betak. Unfinished touches, irregular shape of the
Not quite what we’d expect when we think about a Manhattan home, Schien Loft, designed by Archi-Tectonics comes with a modern interior, adjusted to the small space offered. One of the major particularities is the 3-dimensional design used (see the curved walls) to play with our eyes. Also, all the wood insertions, the fireplace and
11 years of constructions and no blueprints led to an impressive treehouse, like you rarely see. Minister’s Treehouse was built by the Minister Horace Burgess and it is now a 100 feet tall church in Crossville, Tennessee, reaching the treetops. It has multiple levels and inside there are plenty of rooms with corridors of approximately
V4 House comes as an example for simple, yet lovely architecture. The team at Studio MK27 architects made an incredible job in Sao Paolo, projecting the living areas at the ground floor into an open space, where the coziness of the inside collides with the freshness of the garden outside. Retractable glass doors make it
In Prague, A1 Architects made this chic industrial loft, with a clean look and a very contemporary feeling. The designers kept it all in simple lines, opting for neutral tones and cold materials, like hard wood, concrete or even natural stone. At the first level, the public area gathers a minimalistic living room, having the
