Discover architecture and interior design projects featuring timber cladding published on HomeWorldDesign, showcasing the warmth, texture, and versatility of wood in contemporary building design.
Homeowners and architects seeking a balance of strength, beauty, and affordability are increasingly choosing Loglap Cladding. With its rounded profile and clean finish, this type of timber cladding offers both traditional charm and modern performance.
The project sits on two compact 5,000-square-foot lots, each originally occupied by a 1910-era bungalow. For the younger family’s residence, Graham Baba Architects reinterpreted the classic “four-square” typology common in the neighborhood.
The Horní Malá Úpa Mountain Chalet reflects the architectural philosophy of OK PLAN ARCHITECTS: to merge function, form, and environment into a cohesive whole. It honors the legacy of the Krkonoše region while offering a modern interpretation…
Set within a preserved forest area, Casa Celeiro by Rodra Arquitetura is a 130m² residence that draws inspiration from traditional barns. The project was conceived to harmonize with its natural surroundings, creating authentic architecture that feels both…
Nestled in the picturesque town of Wānaka, Wānaka Park House by Studio Pacific Architecture blends the spirit of alpine huts with the elegance of modern design. The home balances simplicity and warmth, offering a retreat where families…
Kross House by FIGR Architecture & Design reimagines pavilion-style living within a sloping coastal site. The residence is anchored by natural rock formations and supported by a striking V-shaped steel column, which makes the structure appear to…
Overlooking the serene waters of the Noosa River, The Mossman House is a carefully composed retreat that distills the essence of subtropical living. Positioned on a north-facing waterfront block, the residence balances robust structural form with moments…
Pleysier Perkins approached the Sibbel House project with deep respect for its 1968 origins. Consequently, their initial restoration focused on preserving the home’s original fabric—carefully repairing surfaces and repurposing damaged joinery rather than imposing a signature style.
Bramblewood House, designed by Prentiss + Balance + Wickline Architects, is a tranquil retreat nestled into the hillside of a densely wooded area. Located along a gravel road that winds through a forest of old-growth fir and…
