Contemporary But Practical Renovation of a Two-Storey Edwardian Brick House

Contemporary But Practical Renovation of a Two-Storey Edwardian Brick House
This contemporary living space is a renovation of a two-storey Edwardian brick house in a residential area of London. Even though the front of the house needed to remain in keeping with other properties the interior was completely changed. The house was open up to light and become contemporary but practical home. The back extension... 
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Japanese Townhouse With an Outdoor Deck On The Roof and a Two-Storey Courtyard

Japanese Townhouse With an Outdoor Deck On The Roof and a Two-Storey Courtyard
Renovated by Keiji Ashizawa Design studio, this house in Tokyo features a very interesting structure on the top of two-storey building that acts as an outdoor desk. Besides there is a double-height courtyard through the first and second floors that links the living and dining spaces to the outdoors. The bedrooms and bathrooms on the... 
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Bedroom, Bathroom, Dressing and Woking Areas on 23 Square Meters

Bedroom, Bathroom, Dressing and Woking Areas on 23 Square Meters
Red Nest is an unique project to provide a 23 square meter space with a bedroom, a bathroom, a dressing and a working areas. The architect Paul Coudamy is known for his practical solutions for small spaces and this one is one of the latest ones. The booshelf is a mobile block that enables to... 
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Fabulous Lakeside Villa With Great Views and Outdoor Patios

Fabulous Lakeside Villa With Great Views and Outdoor Patios
This fabulous villa of 500 square meters was originally designed by Hambo Nielsen and built in 1967. In recent years it was renovated by Rahel Belachew Lerdell and now is for sale. The house features breathtaking views of spacious surroundings and quite simple and high standard architecture and materials. The interior also features quite minimalist... 
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Zig-Zag Single Storey Bungalow House With a Planted Roof

Zig-Zag Single Storey Bungalow House With a Planted Roof
Lien Residence is a house in Singapore, that was designed by Singapore studio Ministry of Design. It is a single storey bungalow-type building with zig-zag shape. The shape helps it to avoid the existing trees and created small courtyard spaces that are sheltered from the weather but allow the entry of light and breezes to... 
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Garage Conversion That Turn It Into Contemporary Living Space

Garage Conversion That Turn It Into Contemporary Living Space
It isn’t very nice to live in a garage but when the garage is renovated by Seattle-based SHED Architecture & Design that isn’t true at all. The 320-square-foot garage conversion is full of space saving solutions used throughout: a support beam functions as a kitchen pot rack, a bookshelf is tucked in the interior eaves,... 
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Perfect L-shaped House Design For a Couple With Children

Perfect L-shaped House Design For a Couple With Children
The Kavel 71 is an L-shaped house designed by NAT Architecten. It occupies the position right between the street an the water. On the street’s side it is low but the side that faces the water is three storeys high. The ground floor is a loft-like space with a timber panel that divides it at... 
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Contemporary Loft Design With an Artistic Interior Staircase

Contemporary Loft Design With an Artistic Interior Staircase
This loft is located in one of the first warehouse loft conversions in San Franciso, California done by Garcia Tamjidi. It maximizes natural light provided by an exterior light court and designed as a living gallery space. The architecture capitalizes on the openness and optimizes generous display surfaces. The interior staircase is an artistic focal... 
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Black and White Flat Interior Design With Amazing Steel Staircase

Black and White Flat Interior Design With Amazing Steel Staircase
This 95 square meter flat is designed by French architecture and design studio, Ecole. It’s facing the Eglise Saint-Gervais on one side and the Hôtel de Ville de Paris on the other. The whole of the the two top floors of an 18th century building are occupied by it. Of course the flat is a... 
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