Somers House, designed by Kennedy Nolan Architects, embodies the studio’s commitment to blending architecture and interior design into a singular, cohesive discipline. Drawing inspiration from twentieth-century Modernism, the house represents a seamless relationship between form, space, and surface.
Lakeside Pavilion, designed by Joan Heaton Architects, is a one-bedroom structure located on the shores of Lake Champlain in Westport, New York. This thoughtfully designed pavilion combines traditional architectural elements with contemporary details to create a space that beautifully connects the indoors with the natural surroundings.
Designed by John Pardey Architects, Phillips House is a bespoke riverside home built for a couple passionate about sailing and renovating Victorian steamboats. Situated at Weir Quay on the east bank of the River Tamar, this home balances modern architecture with its rich historical surroundings.
Playa Architects designed the Finnish Lakeside Retreat, a lakeside villa created for a Finnish family living abroad. This modern holiday home draws inspiration from traditional Finnish holiday estates, where smaller structures like saunas, summer kitchens, and guest rooms typically accompany the main building.
The Shelburne Pond Home, designed by Joan Heaton Architects, is a stunning family retreat nestled on a knoll overlooking Shelburne Pond in Vermont. With its westerly views of the water and surrounding woods, this home offers a private oasis for its owners, providing a perfect balance of modern design and natural beauty.
Moshav House, designed by Ron Shpigel Architects, is a one-of-a-kind home inspired by the surrounding horse farms. Located on a sloping plot, this home stands out for its natural, rustic aesthetic combined with modern functionality. Architect Ron Shpigel, who has worked with the family for nearly a decade, skillfully incorporated elements from the farm into the design.
“House in Hod Hasharon”, designed by Architect Yaron Eldad, is a perfect example of thoughtful residential architecture. Located in a prime spot in the Sharon region of Israel, this home was built for a couple in their 40s and their four children.
Escher House by Inbetween Architecture is a remarkable renovation of a 1930s English-cottage-style home located in Canterbury. The project was guided by the homeowners’ desire for just enough space for their family of three, and a better connection between the home and its garden.
