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  • Stattmann Neue Möbel Lookbook by Studio Oink

    Lea Korzeczek and Matthias Hiller are the creative directors behind the German design office Studio Oink. The studio specializes in creating customized concepts for high quality set design and styling for film and photo productions. Apart from that, the designers also help clients to choose sustainable and tasteful design objects for home. Studio Oink aims […] More

  • HausHaus Hohlen by Jochen Specht

    Austrian architect, Jochen Specht, stuns us with a new project, HausHaus Holen. Creating an extension to a house to accommodate a family of four. Located on a hill above Dornbirn, Austia, the house stuns us with is waterfront view of the Rhine Delta and Lake Constance. Continue below for more: More

  • Littorinahavet 7 by Skälsö Arkitekter

    Skälsö Arkitekter erects Lottorinahavet 7, a stunning private holiday house for a young couple in the northern part of Gotland, Sweden. The house celebrates simple and clean design globally recognized as “very Swedish.” Continue below for more: More

  • Architect Mouzhan Majidi to join Zaha Hadid Architects

    Architect Mouzhan Majidi is the latest team member of the renowned Zaha Hadid Architects, it might have been a long road for Zaha and her team but today the architecture practice reshapes the way we see and understand architecture. Mouzhan comes from an equally important architecture studio, the Foster and Partners firm known for numerous […] More

  • MEKA House by Jason Halter & Christos Marcopoulous

    At only 320-square-foot, the MEKA house revolutionizes urban living with a price point of $100 per square foot in New York. That’s what a pop-up shipping container structure that was displayed in the West Village in 2010 promised Manhattanites. The sleek, 320-square-foot MEKA home, designed by Jason Halter and Christos Marcopoulous and featuring 70% recycled materials, was […] More

  • Vegetarian Cottage Extension by Cousins & Cousins

    Cousins and Cousins updates a Victorian house in London, to compliment a growing family’s need. The brick-built extension provides a glass-fronted dining room and extra bedroom for the residence – the first boasts the new modern window, while the second features more traditional fenestration. Continue below for more:  More

  • House in Miyake by Yoshio Ohno Architects

    Originally seen on Dezeen Photography by Kenji Masunaga. Yoshio Ohno Architects designed the 93-square-metre structure, named House in Miyake, for a site in Hiroshima, Japan. The one-bedroom home is built across a split-level site, which is separated by a four-metre-tall retaining wall. “Our thought was to use it as one site again. It was arranged so as […] More

  • Medical Center by SATA

    Led by Mark Thompson of SATA, the team designs the West Limerick Children’s Center in Newcastle West, Ireland. “We have focused on creating specific spatial experiences to be enjoyed all users at the centre regardless of disability, and on enhancing that experience through design features which would not trigger any distraction or discomfort for users […] More

  • Pop-Up Restaurant over Frozen River by OS31

    The Raw:almond pop up restaurant is the winning design by the British studio OS31 to be erected above a frozen river in Winnipeg, Canada. The restaurant will serve as an attraction to the Canadian city’s annual winter festival and will open to the public on January 22, 2015. Continue below for more of the design: More

  • Minimal Compact House by Filipe Pina & Maria Ines Costa

    Architects Filipe Pina & Maria Ines Costa designs a stunningly modern yet compacted house in Guarda, Portugal. “Located on the north-center of Portugal, the house was meant to combine the rural and the urban lifestyle. The lot is surrounded by different types of constructions, consequence of the informal settlements, characteristics of most Portuguese cities neighbourhoods.” […] More

  • Trace Lamp by Jon Irons

    John Irons reimagines a minimalistic lamp by using as little material possible but possessing the same characteristics and functions that an average lamp would. “The concept behind Trace was to take the idea of the “lamp” and deconstruct it to its basic parts..” – John Irons Continue below for more of the design: More

  • Colour and the Boudoir- A spectral symphony

    The selection of bedroom colour is a difficult choice. We decided to take a look at the psychological properties of colour, its uses, applications and how to correctly utilise colour in the home. More

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