Art & Music Apartment / Svoya Studio
The history of the design of the Art & Music apartment began with its choice. Owners were defined between construction of the house and several options of apartments in one of new buildings of Dnepr.
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A High-End Loft Extension Maximising the Potential of a House in Essex
A high-end loft extension maximising the properties potential by adding a fourth bedroom, dressing room and bathroom to a family home in Essex. The aim was to create a sleek luxurious retreat for the homeowners while adding an extra 25sqm of habitable space.
Colourliving Showroom Featuring Seven Unique Bathroom Scenarios
Colourliving Showroom, a distinctive concept lifestyle store that brings together meticulously selected European home furniture, fittings, and lifestyle products, has tasked Lim + Lu to redesign the sanitary showroom of their flagship store in Hong Kong’s Wan Chai district.
Casa del Limonero by Taller Estilo Arquitectura
Architects: Taller Estilo Arquitectura Project: Casa del Limonero Location: Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico Area: 1.776 ft²/ 165 m² Photo courtesy: David Cervera Designed by Taller Estilo Arquitectura, Casa del Limonero represents a modern interpretation of traditional Mexican architecture. Project description: The Casa del Limonero is a house on two floors; compositionally divided into two clear sections: the first
Grow Box – Steel House by Merge Architects
Architects: Merge Architects Project: Grow Box Location: Lexington, Massachusetts, US Principal-In-Charge: Elizabeth Whittaker Project Manager: Amit Oza Project Designer: Allison Austin Design Team: Jamie Pelletier, Anne-Sophie Divenyi, Duncan Scovil Structural Engineer: Evan Hankin, PE Steel Fabrication Ramos Iron Work General Contractor Evergreen Group Company, Inc Photography: John Horner Grow Box is a 1,975 sf home
Bach Studio with a Total Footprint of Only 100m2
Bach Studio 19 is designed by Strachan Group Architects and is located in Onemana, Coromandel, New Zealand. Onemana bach has a total footprint of 100m2 (75m2 + 25m2 interior decks).
Bath Project by Natasha Chibiriak – without Floor Tiles and Crockery
One of the tasks undertaken by the Russian designer Natasha Chibiriak ( 1plus1 studio ) in the execution of this bath project was to not use floor tiles and crockery. So this is how the idea of using an artificial teak wood wall has appeared, which gives more warmth to the space.
Modern Bathroom by Paul Vetrov: Wood, Stone and Shadows
The project uses environmental materials, emphasizing the wood and stone that give elegance, warmth and comfort. In the evening, the play of lights stands out the diversity of textures and materials, the bathroom becoming a relaxation area.