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Architectural Changes That Give a New Identity: Kilham House

Situated on the outskirts of Winchester, England, Kilham house was renovated and architecturally modified by AR Design. If initially, the building seemed beat with a confused and uninteresting aspect, the house now boasts with contemporary changes that give strong identity and attractiveness. Kilham House has benefited of a new interior space compartmentalization being transformed into

Corsetto Armchair by Vincenzo Invernizzi

Corsetto is an armchair made by Vincenzo Invernizzi for Formabilio. The product is fascinating both through concept and finish and through its versatility. Its mere presence in the room captures attention and adds additional style to the space.

Flatiron Loft – Balinese Craft Juxtaposed with the Industrial Style

MAD studio has renovated this loft style residence, with an area of 1900 sqf, located in Flatiron district from New York. The tone was influenced by Balinese craft juxtaposed with the Industrial style of New York City. The interior design and finishes rely on materials such as hand-painted floor tiles, custom made millwork and petrified

Mountain Wood Residence / Walker-Warner Architects

Project: Mountain Wood Residence Architects: Walker Warner Architects Project Team: Michael Boes, Basak Cakici-Adams, Sandrine Carmantrand, Klara Kevane, Laurie Matthews, David Shutt, Gregory Warner Interiors: Shawback Design Associates Landscape: Lutsko Associates Builder: Chesler Construction Photo Credits: Matthew Millman The Mountain Wood residence from California, realized by Walker Warner Architects, includes separate buildings to create a

Cross Laminated Timber Cottage by Kariouk Associates

This cabin is situated on the shore of a lake in Ladysmith, Canada. On this private land for more than 60 years there has been a family cabin. Due to the degradation of the old cabin, the owner decided to build a new cottage, resorting for this project to the architects’ services from Kariouk Architects.

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