If you ever went to Milan, or you plan to, there is one thing you will notice, the residents of Milan are quite invested in the appearance of their entryways. Naturally the more expensive and posh the address is, the entryways become grander. Taschen and editor Karl Kolbitz have teamed up for a new hard […] More
Homes are expensive. They are, in most cases, the single biggest financial investment we ever make in a lifetime, yet many of us do not spend anywhere near enough money on home maintenance. This is crazy! If you don’t look after your investment, it won’t look after you. Homes need a regular program of maintenance […] More
The charming loft in Brooklyn designed by General Assembly architecture practice is both radiant and cozy. The wood clad ceiling actually comes from the roof top construction and instead of covering it, the architects were aware it gives this loft in Brooklyn a uniqure flare. RELATED: Find More Inspiring Apartments on ArchiSCENE This loft in […] More
Remote french town of Colombages is the location of this marvelous marble apartment (obviously brings us to coining a new word – marbelous) designed by the talented creatives at Arquitectura 05AM architecture practice. The Spanish studio was enlisted to renovate this early 20th century home, to add up a modern twist they decided to go for marble. […] More
Discover the “Hide Out” house in Los Angeles, living and working space of renowned Taiwanese artist James Jean re-designed by Dan Brunn Architecture practice. The actual house was originally designed by legendary architect Frank Gehry in the seventies, however the new owner has adjusted the space to contemporary living as well his own work and […] More
The serene series taking on the rainbow spectrum by Australian artist Anna Carey is one of her most recognizable projects. In search of Rainbows was captured by utilizing various Los Angeles inspired mini-models, Carey currently resides in LA. Scroll down for more of this fascinating series: More
Take a tour of the Juergen Teller Studio in London designed on a narrow and long plot in West London by 6a architects. The studio is comprised of three buildings and adjacent gardens which serve as a form of separation. Poured concrete dominates both exterior as well as interior of the project. Fashion photographer Juergen […] More
While the bedroom is where we spend around a third of our lives, the bathroom is one of the places we visit most often in the home. For this reason, bathrooms tend to be one of the most popular areas for home remodels. Here are five classic mistakes people make when remodeling their bathroom and […] More
Every house renovation episode of home makeover TV shows pretty much ends up with a barn, however General Assembly’s latest finds itself with a very original take on the theme. GA reimagined an old horse barn, rebuilding it to become a one of a kind guest house. Wood cladding throughout creates a warm atmosphere, while […] More
The famed Industrial and Interior Designer Dorothée Meilichzon was in charge of the The Henrietta Hotel in London’s overall sentiment. The hotel coming from the Experimental Group is located in London’s famed Covent Garden, and is work of the creators of the celebrated Experimental Cocktail Club in London, Paris and New York. The London address houses […] More
Some restaurants are as famous for their chef’s as well as for their interior design, such is the story of Pujol, a renowned Mexico City hotspot and home of chef Enrique Olvera. When relocating the famed restaurant to a new address the Polanco neighbourhood, the chef and his team chose a 1950s bungalow for it’s […] More
Take A Tour of The Williamsburg Hotel opened in NEW YORK after an extensive innovation of its exterior and interior by the renowned Michaelis Boyd Associates. In New York’s no shortage of hotels the design helps the address stand out, placing it on a must-visit list. Discover more of the newly revealed design after the jump: More