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.
Nestled into a rugged hillside, the Cataract Gorge House by Plain Architecture reimagines how a home can harmonize with its landscape. By splitting the design into two narrow pavilions linked by a climbing staircase, the architects crafted…
Situated on Chiappero Trail amid heritage trees, the 2,500 ft² Chiappero House underwent a modern metamorphosis that brings nature into every corner. By growing the home upward and extending it toward the backyard, Workshop No.5 has crafted…
Spinnell Residence by Christopher Jeffrey Architects perches on a steep, 1.2-acre wooded slope in Montauk’s Hither Hills, capturing both forest serenity and ocean vistas. Moreover, this 3,200 sq ft, five-bedroom retreat thoughtfully navigates strict setback rules to…
Wellesley Drive Residence by Reagan & Andre Architecture Studio brings Santa Barbara flair to a young family’s home. Inspired by Spanish Revival and Mediterranean styles, it balances indoor–outdoor living, comfort, and timeless elegance. From its red tile…
Gallery View House by Woods + Dangaran redefines the custom home as an artful retreat. Perched to capture sweeping vistas of Downtown Los Angeles, this residence balances intimate galleries with expansive living spaces.
Pinewood Villa by João Tiago Aguiar Arquitetos dissolves the line between indoors and out. Nestled in a dense pine forest, this villa refurbishment fosters a constant dialogue with nature and light. Moreover, every decision reflects clarity, restraint,…
Village House by Studio MK27 celebrates the seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. Located on a sprawling ranch in São Paulo’s countryside, this home embodies the firm’s core belief in dissolving boundaries between nature and architecture.
Nam House by CTA responds to the tropical heat of Thu Duc City with smart design and local culture. This home offers relief from soaring temperatures, creating spaces for work, play, and rest.
When a half-built shell appeared on their path, this young family of five—parents in their early 30s and three children—seized the moment. Thus began the transformation of an unfinished 330 m² structure in Israel’s Judean Foothills into…
