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.
Montalba Architects, the Santa Monica-based architecture firm behind notable projects including Headspace’s headquarters, The Row Melrose and multiple Equinox locations, recently completed a Southern California single-family residence designed to meld together indoor and outdoor programs by tethered…
Located steps from Huntington Harbor’s waterways in California, Phelps Residence is a sensitive ground-up remodel of a 1960s regional mid-century home. By honoring the original full-height windows, exposed beam ceilings, and iconic volume, the renovation breathes new…
Bridge View Residence faced more than the typical obstacles of a desert build including unusually restrictive zoning and setback conditions along with a difficult build site. Abutting a desert wash and steep drop-off in the land, the…
Designed for a young couple that are energetic creatives in both their personal and professional lives, Chalet Perche draws its inspiration from both modern minimalist houses and the iconic French chalet.
Placed in a land with a native forest surrounding it, the NVD house was designed in order to attend the wishes of a couple with three children: having a weekend residence for relaxing and leisure moments to…
This São Paulo vacation home was built for a family with two adult children. The project is divided into two main volumes, displaced from one another. The ground floor contains the entire social area, while the upper…
Tucked away on an urban lot in a dense, quintessentially Austin neighborhood, the House 007 borrows the spirit of international style combined with a fusion of pattern language to update the modern lifestyle.
Clever details such as the integrated study / storage unit in the living area and built in day bed allow for efficient and multipurpose use of the living area. This reduces the need for dedicated study and…
This project was for a young couple relocating back to Santa Rosa from New York. They sought to update a mid-century ranch home they purchased in the hills of Santa Rosa – with a distinct vision.
