Explore projects embracing indoor-outdoor living published on HomeWorldDesign, featuring homes that blur the boundaries between interior and exterior spaces through light, openness, and seamless design connections.
Massey House explores the idea how a contemporary home can fit within a character precinct while equally addressing current lifestyle expectations. The house was designed in 2016 by Brisbane-based Shaun Lockyer Architects.
This Queen Anne Style bungalow sits within a heritage conservation area in Cremorne, requiring a sensitive approach to its alteration and extension. The existing house remains virtually unchanged, with its four grandly proportioned front rooms respectfully restored,…
This project is an alterations and additions to an early 1900s two bedroom single-storey semi-detached house. Our client, a builder/developer, approached us with an existing planning approval for the property and engaged us to complete the detail…
The Kerrisdale House by Arno Matis Architecture is a single-family residence located in Vancouver, Canada. Blending West Coast modernism with subtle influences from Bali and Thailand, the project creates a harmonious fusion of eastern serenity and contemporary…
A huge amount of volume and light were freed from this compartmentalized 1970’s house. Situated in Noe Valley, San Francisco, the Douglass Park House has been renovated recently by Azevedo Design.
Project: A Rejuvenated Circa 1980 Modernist House Architecture: Mark Brand Architecture Interior Design: Mark Brand Architecture in collaboration with Applegate Tran Interiors Lighting design: Luminae Souter Location: Portola Valley, California, US Photography: Christopher Stark Photography San Francisco-based Mark
Westgarth House is a single-family home designed by Melbourne-based Ben Callery Architects. The architects had designed a rear living space that opens onto an airy, double-height void that’s carefully orientated, glazed and cross-ventilated to flood the space with…
The Holdener family bought a beautiful property with two breath-taking views: towards the ocean and into the jungle. We decided to rest the house against the back of the steep hill of the site in order to…
Located in San Antonio, Texas, the Olmos Park Residence was designed by Lake/Flato Architects. The Olmos Park Residence sits on a heavily wooded, quarter-acre corner site full of heritage oaks and elms. The wooded area is juxtaposed
