In the OUTDOOR category can be found the stylish gardens, the spectacular arrangements of private or public open spaces, garden roofs, markets, parks, and arrangements with distinct cultural mark. HomeWorldDesign selects a variety of accessories which can be a solution for decorating your garden or it can constitute a source of inspiration for choosing a unique décor. Public architectural works created by famous architects and designers all over the world will delight you and definitely arouse your interest in this kind of projects. Through this OUTDOOR category, HomeWorldDesign encourages the strong connection between your home and nature.
Find out about Parked Bench, an innovative portable micro-park in London. Explore how this project transforms parking spaces into a public seating area with planting and air quality monitoring.
Butler Wiltshire has recently introduced a series of seating and planter modules, known as City Clusters, for the City of London. Crafted from terracotta and repurposed timber, these installations create much-needed spaces for seating and greenery in the high-rise Eastern City area.
The first impression is often the lasting impression. When potential buyers or even just visitors drive by or approach your home, the front yard is the first thing they see.
Outside Inside Pavilion seeks to frame new living space as an extension of an existing family home. The project takes the form of a simple roofed steel-frame structure without walls
The owners of this property, parents to grown children, renovated the home, and later, once their two eldest kids flew the nest, they decided to give the garden a much-needed face-lift.
You can turn your outdoor space into a relaxing and entertaining hub that improves your quality of life. A patio is a paved area placed at ground level nearby your house. Because it’s an outdoor space, often uncovered, it’s usually built from stone and weather-resistant materials.
Phoenix Rooftop is a green refuge in the unlikeliest of places – 30-stories high, on an exposed, yet spectacular site in the heart of Melbourne.
This project is an example of restyling a ready land plot with minimum funds and within a very limited timeline. After a thorough work on the initial data the designers kept the zoning of the territory, preserved the existing footpaths and paving.
