Designed by Mesh Architectures, Steve Burns’ new Brooklyn residence is a 2,100-square-foot bachelor pad created for the enjoyment of the resident and his guests. The former host of the children’s show “Blue’s Clues†wanted to live in an open space, suited for his new found love: music.
This home for an actress and musician carefully slots between buildings and site-lines, and wraps built-in furniture into every available surface. Both plan and Planning constraints generated a complex series of intertwining spaces, enlivened by light and interconnectivity.
Stefan Boublil designed this amazing New York apartment design, perched on the 61st floor on a metropolitan tower overlooking Central Park. The priceless view outside is surpassed only by what you see inside this sprawling home, which is t…
Designed by Graft Architects, this ultra modern loft Gleimstrasse is located in Berlin, Germany. The loft was transformed from a traditional 19th century structure into “unfolded cocoon for an open mindâ€.
More than anything else, Japan represents peace to me. Peace in the way its people behave and present themselves, in their social rituals: always welcoming, never angry. Peace in the way the surroundings look: the understated architecture, minimalist art, subtlety of decor. Peace in the way the country is represented in culture and cuisine: measured, elegant, beautiful to look at, wonderful to taste.
Dutch architects have created three exceptional homes in a decommissioned sewage treatment tank.
Keeping history alive while implementing modern architecture looks pretty easy once we take a look at this residence. The historical facade was kept intact but the interiors were designed to be a perfect fit in the urban scenery.
Breakneck angles and interesting architectural details characterize Carouschka Streijffert’s loft and studio in the middle of Stockholm. With windows in every direction she experiences the shifts of day and night from a bird’s eye view.
Decorating an apartment using white creates an image of elegance, brightness and expansiveness. The folks at OUTDOORLOFT choose white to decorate this apartment in Paris.