24′ x 24′ Studio by Wheeler Kearns Architects transforms a simple accessory building into the heart of a Michigan retreat. Initially conceived to replace an old horse stable barn without foundations, this compact studio now anchors the property—connecting the main house, pool, and gardens with a fresh architectural gesture.
Sydney Harbour Apartment by Brooke Aitken Design transforms an aging two‑level flat into a vibrant art‑filled home that frames Sydney’s most famous landmarks—the Opera House and Harbour Bridge—while standing on its own as a work of art. Moreover, every room now celebrates colour, material, and form, creating an interior that dialogues with the view rather than depending on it.
Malapai Tower House rises like a beacon in the heart of the world’s largest contiguous Ponderosa pine forest. Accessible only by a winding dirt road, this three‑story rusted‑steel residence perches atop a gentle volcanic clearing more than a mile above sea level.
Valladolid House by ÁBATON sits gracefully on a sloped site in Spain, where every decision responds to terrain and views. Facing south‑southwest, the design preserves existing oaks and frames the grove beyond, while shielding interiors from neighboring sightlines. Here, simplicity of form and richness of natural light combine to create a home both intimate and expansive.
Farmhouse Luxe by Picchio Interiors makes an unforgettable first impression. Upon entry, a sweeping staircase—crafted from reclaimed oak and steel—curves upward, its balustrade echoing the home’s blend of farmhouse warmth and industrial chic. From here, sightlines extend through the open-plan living, dining, and kitchen areas.
Hawthorn House – Canvas of Calm sits quietly in Melbourne’s urban core. Here, minimalist design becomes a soothing backdrop for daily life. Completed in 2023, this two‑storey residence unfolds across an 800 m² site. From the moment you enter, every line and surface feels deliberate, gently guiding you through spaces that breathe with light and serenity.
Discovery Bay House by Dekleva Gregorič Architects sits lightly in the Pacific Northwest, where Douglas fir beams form a clear, orthogonal grid. From the moment you step inside, the warm wood structure greets you. Sunlight filters through diagonal windows, carving shifting patterns on birch plywood walls.
Rustic Zen Apartment by ZERO9 spans 4,200 sq ft on a single floor that blends two separate units. Here, raw textures meet refined lines. Warm wood slices and hexagonal tiles coexist with sleek glass partitions. Consequently, the home feels both earthy and elegant. Natural materials ground the design, while open volumes keep it light and modern.
