Contemporary Light Filled Home with Generous Volumes of Space
A clean, contemporary and light filled home was the basis for the design of our recently completed 4 bed, 3 bathroom residence in Como, Sydney.
interior design
Origami Rock House in Kuwait / AGi Architects
Origami Rock House is a single family house located on a corner plot of the residential district of Abdulla Al Salem, Kuwait. The concept stems from a controversial duality imposed by the clients need for complete privacy as well as the desire for distinguishing the house into an iconic building from within the neighborhood.
Tarragindi Steel House, Brisbane / Bligh Graham Architects
The Tarragindi Steel house is an exemplar for small lot family living. The spacious light filled interiors and dramatic double height spaces defy the constraints of the block size.
Tel Aviv Duplex Apartment / Blatman Cohen Architecture & Design
The duplex apartment is located on the 13 and 14 floor of one of the high rise buildings at the old north part of Tel aviv. The entrance level which is on the upper floor of the duplex consists of a living room, a kitchen and master bedroom with shower and toilet.
Sanya Vanke Villa / BLVD International
Located at the foot of Luobi Mountain, hidden in the resort manor, Sanya Vanke villa integrates the Eastern poetic elegance with Western innovative technology, outlines the heart of the extravagant context and ideal life by the essence of four seasons.
Enchanting Farmhouse Design in Israel by Henkin Shavit
The farmhouse design combined a program with existing sloped land topography, on a long and narrow lot measuring 0.5 acres. The house is a complex which connects two single story “houses”
Gorgeous “Good Life” Private House by Bogdanova Bureau
Forest and city, nature and technology – they became the basics that architects of Bogdanova Bureau had taken to create a “Good Life” private house project. Natural wood in contrast to the cold marble slab are the main materials used in the interior.
Twin Peaks House / Substance Architecture
The Twin Peaks house was organized with the upper, entry level containing the “public” spaces, reserving the lower level for “private” bedroom spaces. In turn, each floor is developed with service spaces toward the southern, street side of the home, …