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Tubabu Stool
Basque designer Martín Azúa has created the Tubabu stool. The stool is made from beech wood. From the designer, “The three legs are inserted in the seat. The footrest is attach...
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Nikau House
Sited in Auckland’s inner city suburb of Parnell, the Nikau House is the first of a newly developed subdivision; the conception of private and responsive spaces for the client, a...
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Coniferous Collection
Coniferous is a collection of stools created by London-based design studio Joint Perspectives. Shaped and inspired by conifer pine trees, the stools come in pairs and in three diff...
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Impressive Church Convers..
The owner of this former church overlooking San-Francisco's Mission Dolores Park converted it into a single-family home with three bedrooms. The church built in 1909, was bought in...
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Anish Amin House
Tropical living is all about blurring the boundaries of indoor and outdoor allowing the inhabitant to use both spaces exclusively as well as in conjunction.
The house is con... -
Ant-house
The outer wall of black covers whole cube, and that screens visual field completely. Inside of heavy door, the space turns to vivid yellow covered by larch plywood. It seems that t...
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An Elegant Interior
This elegant interior is located in Manhattan's Financial District, in New York, and was designed by Bazzèo. The décor makes use of smooth surfaces and richly-toned wood to add w...
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Walkabout
An abandoned shed lost in a thicket of cedar and live oaks was set on a modern path by a novice builder and architect friend who were inspired to restore the neglected landscape an...
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The Leblanc-Cox Residence
Texas-based architect Charles Todd Helton has designed the Leblanc-Cox Residence. This contemporary home is marked by high ceilings and open spaces. It is located in Houston, Texas...
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Sobrino House
Facing a complex project where the house is also a workplace, we proposed an organized level where all the living uses and human relations are possible: relax, shelter, contemplati...
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Coterie Stool by Daniel Duarte
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Casa Sorteo Tec No. 191 by Arq. Bernardo Hinojosa