The Woven Nest
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.
Gleimstrasse Loft
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€.
White Apartment in Paris
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.
Big Concrete
One of my favourite architecture firms is called A-cero. The Spanish firm does not ever fail to impress with bold designs and equally cool interiors. They have done it again with a big concrete single-family house in Pozuelo de Alorcón, Spain. The concrete residence is a rather large house of 1,600 square meters, and is located on a 5,000 square meter plot. The combination of grey concrete and green vegetation gives you a feeling that it’s a bunker.
Modern Architecture Done Right
We think it’s really hard to do modern decor. You can’t really hide anything. Everything has to be just so – the right color scheme, the right lines, the right spacing…Here is a sample of some beautiful modern decor from the real estate …
Moebius House
The Moebius House is a project by Tony Owen Partners, a firm that believe in a ‘realizable architecture’ that challenges the norm. The Moebius House is an example of ‘liquid architecture’ whereby projects are designed parametrically using 3D digita…
Wynkoop Loft
This great-looking loft in Denver, Colorado was designed to reflect the owner’s passion for automobiles. The designer who handled this design is Beaton Design. The challenge was to create a comfortable space that would reflect a strong passion for exotic automobiles in its lines, form and detailing.
Inverse triplex
The classic New York minimalist loft was considered too constraining and inflexible. The space is divided into a series of “stripes†to accommodate different functions into a promenade of experiences.
Hamburg Ultra-modern
Nothing says ‘this room is special’ like setting it apart both in terms of material choice and physical space. For residents of this ultra-modern loft, it is clear that the kitchen is the top priority.
Berlin Loft
Architect Thomas Wienands made great use of the existing structure and material character of this wide-open loft space, leaving as much of the wall and vaulted-ceiling brickwork exposed as possible – as well as massive steel columns, reinforced with I-beams and held in place by giant-sized rivets.