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Contemporary Country House by Bateaumagne / Deauville, France

Bateaumagne is a new Parisian studio focused on interior design. Built from the alchemy and creativity of Audrey Magne & Julien Bateau, they work on a range of residential and commercial projects. Designers have recently completed Deauville House, a contemporary country house with three bedrooms, designed for a young family with children. Bateaumagne has created a bohemian […]

Lomas Country House by Vieyra Arquitectos / Mexico

AFS Lomas Country project is a Residence located in Lomas Country Golf Club, about 20 minutes away from Mexico City, which gives the project the best qualities of a great metropolis, as well as the open spaces of Mexico State and its suburbs. Lomas Country House was designed by Vieyra Arquitectos studio founded by architect Lorena

Country House in Requena, Spain / Josep Rua

The interior design of this country house was conceived by designer Josep Ruà. The house has an area of 500 square meters and is located in Requena, Valencia, Spain. Whoever said a house in the country need be countrified could not be more mistaken; the proof is how modern elements prevail in this project. Of course,

Contemporary Rural House by Cyril Chenebeau

Cyril Chenebeau Architecte have transformed a small and old cottage in a contemporary rural house. Description by Cyril Chenebeau: Located in the vicinity of Nice, near the small village of Sclos de Contes, the house is built below an old pathway, on a slope made of several terraces planted with trees and facing west. The existing

Bush House is Inspired by the Feelings of Camping

Project Name: Bush House Architect: Archterra Architects Photographs: Douglas Mark Black Location: Margaret River, Western Australia, Australia Archterra is a small architectural practice located in Margaret River, Western Australia. Designed by Archterra Architects, Bush House is a single family house with an area of 168 square meters, surrounded by nature and flooded with light. Located in an existing

Brazilian Country House Designed in Contemporary Style

Chácara is a brazilian country house designed by Juliana Lahóz. The country residence was built in an area of ​​54,000 square meters, in Araucária, Paraná. The adopted constructive system is the use of green bricks which are a mixture of clay and cement unburned oven, but cured with water. Description by Juliana Lahóz: The main idea of

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