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Evolution Sideboard Made by Combining Old and Modern Woodcraft

Evolution Sideboard is a piece of furniture designed by Ferruccio Laviani for Emmemobili. Sideboard with firm design, made combining old and modern woodcraft. The classical side is in solid oak slats, vertically placed and carved by hands. The three drawers are made in the ancient way too, with wooden runners. The other side is covered […]

Penthouse Loft with Dramatic View of the New York City

Project: Penthouse Loft Architect: Charles Rose Architects Materials: Blackened steel; wide-plank, oak flooring; artisan plaster; historic tile mural; teak. Interior Furnishings: Clodagh Design Structural Engineer: RSE Associates General Contractors: Riverside Builders; Uniform Teamwork Development Construction Corp. Location: New York Photography: John Edward Linden Photography A professional couple in New York City commissioned us to design

Block Village by HAO Design / Taiwan

Project: Block Village Interior Design: HAO Design Location: Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Area: 40.0 sqm Project Year: 2015 Photographs: Hey!Cheese Block Village is a modern and comfortable family home designed by HAO Design in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. Description by HAO Design: While stepping into the 12 ping (39.6 square meters)’s house, you can feel the light

Gumus Su Villas – Mix of Local Architecture and Modern Design

Project: Gumus Su Villas Architects: Cirakoglu Architects Location: 48000 Gümüşlük, Turkey Design Team: Alisan Cirakoglu, Ilgin Avci, Deniz Yazici, Asli Ingenc, Digdem Angin Developer: Demirden Design Photographs: Cemal Emden This project was completed by Turkish studio Cirakoglu Architects. Gumus Su Villas consist of 5 villas located over the hills of Gümüslük Village, Bodrum, Turkey, a

MMMMMS House Provides a Straight Relationship with the Surrounding Landscape

Through blurring the usual concepts of inside and outside, the MMMMMS House provides a straight relationship with the surrounding landscape while offering intimate inner spaces. The project plays with the area building regulations to avoid what they are looking for: to force new buildings to look like fake traditional rural houses. Brief description: The project

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