Carlton Street Townhouse / Elizabeth Roberts Architects
In this four-story 1850s brownstone designed for a fashion designer, an art consultant and their children, a premium was placed on the way the space and interiors felt, first and foremost.
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Vivienda Grabador Esteve, Valencia / Dobleese Estudio
In one of the old buildings of the Valencian Ensanche is this typical home whose intervention highlights the purest essence of modernist craftsmanship and respect for existing materials.
1970s House Re-Imagined / Cadence Design Studio
We love this unique 70s house in Cherry Hills Village! We completed a full remodel of this home based on what the owners were inspired by – a comfortable, laid-back California vibe
What is the 60-30-10 Color Rule in Interior Design?
The 60-30-10 color rule in interior design provides the complete guidelines for achieving a balanced color scheme in your space. This rule tells you about the improvement in the interior design using different color proportions.
How Rubber Crumb Driveways are Transforming Outdoor Spaces?
The practical benefits of crumb rubber driveways are that crumb rubber is one of the few driveway products that can be safely used over a sound, structurally sound existing road or patio.
Geneva Park House / HEFT Architecture Design
Heft has recently completed the Geneva Park House in the foothills of Boulder, CO. Conceived as a masonry block nestled beneath the Flatirons, the simple form is carved to optimize mountain views and allow light to penetrate…
Sisters Sanctuary Retreat / Edwards White Architects
Set on the tranquil Rangitahi Peninsula, the Sisters Sanctuary Retreat instils a sense of calm, beauty, and solidarity throughout. The home is a considered response to the social dynamic of the developing street to the west and…
Dark Gray Monochromatic Apartment, Buenos Aires / Grizzo Studio
The primary idea was to incorporate an extensive program into an apartment of only 40 square meters that did not have a single right angle because it was the top floor of a corner building in the…
Juan Cano House, Ciudad de México / PPAA Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados
Juan Cano House is a residential project in Mexico City with a townhouse typology, which has gained strength within the city’s context to address the demands of population growth.