Red Loft in Paris
If you are a budding photographer, filmmaker, or just like lofts, this is a place to rent that will not leave you indifferent, especially if you love red and white. With its glass roof and exposed timbers, this contemporary loft has kept the industrial spirit of the place while modernizing it.
House in a Church
Along the river De Rotte in Rotterdam, the Netherlands there is a wooden church from 1930. The church was decommissioned and was being used as a garage for a long time. Up until a family came along and wanted to make it their home.
The Floating Kitchen
This light, 6 bedroom family house would just be another gorgeous piece of real estate withouth that kitchen. But having that, it’s something different.
Lansdowne Crescent Penthouse
London is a city full of hidden gems and opportunities. London is a city full of hidden gems and opportunities. This penthouse is built of steel and glass, on top of two buildings.
The Old Bank
The Old Bank is a voluminous space that was once designed to impress erstwhile banking customers: today it is an awe-inspiring private residence that is highly unique and seldom seen in Central London.
The Carapicuiba House
The Carapicuiba House was designed by Angelo Bucci and Alvaro Puntoni. With a name that describes the location of the building- CarapicuÃba, Brazil – the house has both an interesting layout and an unusual topography.
Loft in Old Prague
Another great example that lofts can not only be found in the likes of New York. The project by D3A, a Czech interior design consultancy turned an industrial space on two levels to a home, cultivated by cleverly chosen color scheme, lighting and furniture.
Bonney Avenue Church
Another day, another terrific church conversion in sunny Australia. This time, the building has quite a colorful history: first a church then a theatre, a slice of Brisbane’s heritage has been saved from demolition and transformed into two striking luxury homes.
Waterfront Beauty
Can you believe these stunning interiors once transported cars across a Copenhagen waterway? I know, I couldn’t believe it either. Danish architect Nils Jeppe Hansen transformed this ferryboat into the offices for his design firm, DSA ARK Studio. Hansen kept the boat’s original structure intact and added a sculptural zinc box with a row of skylights on either side and solar panels on the roof
Ski Resort In Iran
Iran is not generally known for its ski resorts – This unique ski resort created by RYRA Studio might change all that over time!