This L-shaped house with strong tropical emanation is located in Sao Paulo, Brazil and is designed by Jacobsen Arquitetura. The home features vast open spaces, multiple levels of interaction and cleverly arranged selection of privet and social areas. The ground floor opens freely toward the secluded garden where a belt ... Read More »
This apartment in Melbourne, Australia was renovated by BoardGrove Architects to maximize access of natural light while opening up the circulation between spaces to create multiple openings and routes between each compartment, increasing the flexibility of each room. As the living, dining and cooking areas were the open plan the ... Read More »
All year round red stands for optimism and vital energy, love, and courage. And then there’s the magic of red decorations on a Christmas tree, red fireworks at New Year’s Eve and red hearts for Valentine’s Day. Designers present different ways to bring the energy of red inside your homes: find ... Read More »
A dream home – combining sophisticated elegance, old-time charm and historic spirit in one luminous welcoming composition – a house with a soul. Hans Verstuyft Architecten had been a task with the challenge of restored the building from the late XIX century, and successfully to introduce the ease of contemporary ... Read More »
Hubba-to – a co-working space brought to a new level of creative design and innovative spirit. The designers from Supermachine Studio had develop the second hub and co-working space of Hubba-to in a new mall location in Thailand to be funny, dynamic and artistic so that the people that join ... Read More »
Luis Medina is a Spanish-born artist. The color and geometry are two main elements in his paintings, emphasizing the importance of the colors. [SOURCE:-Interior Zine] Read More »
Taeg Nishimoto uses burning wood to make a charred texture, a traditional technique developed in Japan and other parts of the world. Depending on the kind of wood and the length of exposure to the burning process, it brings unique jet black texture on the wood surface which is only ... Read More »
The team of Carve and Omgeving (design) and Krinkels (contractor) won the international competition to design an adventurous play-scape and landmark on a ‘terril‘ in Beringen, Belgium, in January 2015. The adventure mountain is part of the tourist, recreative project Be-MINE, that aims to breathe new life into the monumental ... Read More »
As we predict popular material for 2017 is marble – integrated into to the design of bathrooms, kitchens, living room layouts. This great material is a tendency of old traditions that is getting a new, intriguing read. So here is an amazing example of how to integrate the marble in ... Read More »
Lithos Design Primes widens the range of materials used for one of its historic collections, Nuance, which is now available in three new types of marble: in addition to bianco cotone and beige canapa, the six models of the collection are now also available in botticino vaniglia, carrara ghiaccio and ... Read More »
Traccia, the iconic self-supporting stone wall launched on the market in 2009 and now restyled with new material, took part in the exhibition – 50 Years of Living Marble. A perfect balance between the strength of stone and the lightness of the designed perforated weft. Traccia, designed by Raffaello Galiotto, ... Read More »
Liquid Forms is the winner of the Walker Zanger KAZA Concrete Tile Design Competition in partnership with Architectural Digest. Capturing the essence of concrete as a liquid stone, the design was inspired by the mastery of Baroque sculptors and the idea of expressing flow in a solid form. It is ... Read More »
