Arms Chair
Arms Chair by Oleksandr Shestakovych. "arms chair is always ready to welcome you in its embrace ". Via Design Don't Panic.
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atelier kuu
osaka-based studio, atelier KUU has designed 'chico',
a hyper minimalist pet store located in shizuoka japan.
centered around an enlarged and simplified dog house -
a motif that is repeated through the space - the design
features thick intersecting planes of exposed concrete
and smooth white surfaces.
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art and surf
Art and Surf is a beautiful modern residence designed by Steven Harris Architects and located in Montauk, New York. The villa is situated just a few steps away from the ocean and its generous windows allow unobstructed views of the surfers and waves. For sale on Sotheby’s, this home is not expensive, it is outrageously costly: $11,995,000.
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font table
Designed by Italian designer Alessandro Canepa & Andrea Paulicelli, a new concept in modular furniture FONTABLE is a series of alphanumeric elements reproducing letters A-Z in lower and uppercase and numbers 0-9.
The graphic, 3 dimensional ‘type’ becomes the protagonist of a new language in design which is both versatile and eclectic, allowing us to shape our environment in ever evolving and surprising ways.
Produced in a small atelier outside of Milan under the supervision of Alessandro & Andrea the tables are made from steel sheet with lacquered varnishing in white, black and red. Legs are in anodized aluminum and are height adjustable, allowing overlap of table surfaces.
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the hinterland house
The house is situated on a graveled, previously cleared rise, overlooking a large dam in a high bushfire category zone. The clients’ accommodation needs were : Living/dining/kitchen core – Clients’ separate bedroom suite – Separate studio & study – Separate guest accommodation. The house was required to be in harmony with the fragile, over grazed scrub and small stature eucalypt forest covering the 11 hectare site.
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pandora cabinets
This modular storage system is inspired by the wonderful colour mosaics that sprout to life in every harbor and container terminal the world around.
The individual pieces can be stacked and rotated around in endless (colour-) combinations, to create your personal container terminal for all domestic storage uses.
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Adna Chaise
Adna Chaise designed by David Weeks and manufactured by Mattermade. Via Design Don't Panic.
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matchstick light
designers own words:
'… I was fascinated by the possibility of having a bright, usable light derived from an unexpected form and material –
namely 3/4″ sticks of maple. high quality stainless steel machine screws and wing nuts complete the utilitarian aesthetic,
while the red cord and red stained dimmer at the tip of the light suggest further purpose and inner power.
the lamp's simple outer form hides the complexities of its manufacturing. each light is milled from one solid maple blank.
the sticks of maple are comprised of two separate halves, with all components and wiring sealed inside.
the light is an exploration of how a CNC mill can expand and enhance the capabilities of the maker; allowing them to create
something that would be impossible, or at least unreasonable, to create entirely by hand.'
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time and space house
'time & space house' by japanese practice kohki hiranuma architect & associates is
a two-level dwelling designed for a young woman in nishi-yodogawa-ku, osaka, japan.
inserted into the site two-meters below the street level, the design aims to ensure privacy
while remaining highly flexible and timeless.
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beached house bkk architects
Entering this home begins with the decision to leave the city. The recurring ritual that plays out in the journey to the holiday home is integral to the conception of this house: the car and its contained interior; the stop off for provisions in the last town before arrival; getting out and unchaining the entry gate before driving onto the site; the wall that confronts them, the view denied; the welcoming gesture of the front portal wedge; and the final release to the view as one enters the main living spaces.
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Oberkirch Media Centre
This curled staircase is at the heart of a media centre by German studio Wurm + Wurm, in Germany. Oberkirch Media Centre contains a three-storey multi-media library plus an event space and a town archive.
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House Meijer
This cast-concrete house in Almelo, in the Netherlands by Dutch practice Van der Jeugd Architecten has balconies that appear as extrusions of the walls.
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house in Gothenburg
Welcome to a fantastic home of impressive size located in the picturesque archipelago of Gothenburg, Sweden. Situated on Långedragsberg Hill, the project is embedded in a rich natural landscape and offers spectacular views of the sea. This diverse and inspiring crib hides three bedrooms, three bathrooms and stretches over an area of 5,080 square feet. Its exterior is massive and imposing; the mix of lightweight concrete with wood and glass creates the feeling of a contemporary fortress.
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beach house in las palmeras
peru-based practice artadi arquitectos has completed 'beach house in las palmeras',
an ocean front vacation home located south of lima city.
organized into three levels, the residence features a series of living spaces that respond
to and focus on the importance of the surrounding environment. looking to reduce the
complexity of the architectural form, the structure consists of simple intersecting blocks
that gradually reveal themselves and become more exposed, as they move away from
the beach at ground level.
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house IN
tokyo-based miyahara architect office (teruo miyahara) has completed 'House IN',
a two-storey private residence in chigasai, japan. exploring the notion of the individual family
member as a basic unit of a house, the design of the living spaces are approached similarly
to creating pocket parks in a city, resulting in a dwelling that is at once individually private
yet open and well connected.
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lake house
Showing off all its 340 square meters, the Lake House designed by David Guerra Architectureis located in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The highly inclined terrain on which the residence was built gave the architect the possibility to build a box-like structure with suspended balconies. The inhabitants are a mother and her adult son, so the house must fulfil their needs for privacy and comfort, as well as entertainment.
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inside out house
The Inside Out House in Tokyo, Japan was constructed by Takeshi Hosaka Architects. Built for a married couple and their two cats, the residence’s architecture is based on the idea of cats and humans living together, sharing the same space. On the wall and roof, carefully placed openings allow light and air to reach the interiors and rain to quench the thirst of the greenery planted inside.
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dg house
Occupying a surface of 660 square meters, the DG House by DOMB Architects is a simple contemporary residence built using materials like painted plaster, grey oak and glass. With a narrow facade and neighbouring a public park on the backside, the residence leaves the impression of a highly modern house with clean design lines.
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ripolles manrique
spanish studio teo hidalgo nácher has created 'ripolles-manrique' a multi-unit home for two matrimonial friends.
the site is surrounded by pine trees on an isolated estate that began being built in the seventies, near the town of
benicassim in castellon, spain. what really stands out about its location is the views. the plot, with its steep slopes
and irregular geometry, is situated on top of a hill overlooking the sea in the montornés neighborhood.
its main access point is down a public road leading from above. the project was born out of this difficult terrain which,
rather than proving problematic, helped guide the architect’s work. following the edges of the plot’s perimeter,
the two houses are joined together as one. the layout aims to make the most of the available space and complies with
building regulations dictating minimum space distances from the edges of the plot – three meters from the eastern edge
and five from the western.
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santiago 603 | a-001
Architectural Workshop has designed a private housing project Santiago 603. During the last decade, the rapid population growth in Mexico City has forced an accelerated production of residential spaces. This task has being left in hands of private investment, creating a boom in the developing business, that competes more and more to develop residential products, better adapted to the general needs at higher costs.
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this is not a house.
Dentist Mattias Fierbiger chose the space for his new dental office; an old dancing studio in a historical art deco building. The space had high ceilings with magnificent stucco detailing and beautiful oak wood flooring. Though Dr. Fierbiger had a vision for his soon to be office, he decided to call in design enthusiasts Peter Ippolito and Gunter Fleitz of Ippolito Fleitz Group to take charge of the interiors.
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Inner Life Chair
Great concept by Martín Azúa, the Inner Life Chair. A series of useful objects, which can harbor life of both vegetal and animalistic character. With "The inner life" he claims an integration of natural processes in everyday life, life inside objects. Via Design Don't Panic.
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casa AE / twentyfourseven
A house in Mexico with a great sense of exploration between the materials used and the pricvacy of its guests.
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chimney house
'the chimney house' by netherlands-based architecture practice onix is a two-storey private house
in the village of bosschenhoofd. recognizing the chimney as a disappearing architecture feature
of this century, the design exaggerates its presence by assigning different sizes, shapes and functions
to the object.
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Sun Valley Residence
Sun Valley is a great ski town in southern Idaho. The smooth, concrete walls of this 4500 sq ft house give it true privacy and protection from the elements.
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the fox
'the fox' by swiss practice maison d'art'chitecture is a two-storey warehouse and multi-purpose
facility in the small town of les brenets, switzerland. nestled within a site populated with tall,
mature trees, the design adopts a subtle s-shaped plan to carefully conceal its position and volume,
slowly revealing its presence in the approach.
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tutanaga house
'tutanga house' by nishinomiya-based practice shogo aratani architect & associates is
a three-storey private dwelling for a couple and their child in osaka, japan.
constricted by neighbouring buildings to three sides, the design steps back in
the front and the back as well as leaves a meter-wide buffer zone between itself
and the adjacent structures to gain natural sunlight into its interior.
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caterpillar house
Caterpillar House was designed by Feldman Architecture and is situated in the hills of the Santa Lucia Preserve, California. According to the architects, “Caterpillar House implements sustainable elements while exploring a contemporary version of the ranch ideals: massing that is low and horizontal, an open plan with a strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, and main living areas which center informally on the kitchen.
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villa remshagen
A nice play on the volumes that makes this home a very special one. Konstanin Grcic chairs? extra points for that!
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blink chaise by sand & birch
Pithiness, formal cleanliness, rigorous geometry and space for free interpretation: this is Blink, the sculpture-chaise longue coming from Sand & Birch studio that will make your garden or pool become a real set for a contemporary installation.
Conceived to fit exteriors and for relaxing down by the poolside, Blink is made of fibreglass, waterproof and longlasting, to assure toughness and strenght for a long time.
Conceived to fit exteriors and for relaxing down by the poolside, Blink is made of fibreglass, waterproof and longlasting, to assure toughness and strenght for a long time.
Designers: Andrea Fino and Samanta Snidaro
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époque chair
The Époque is a fresh chair by Dutch designer Wybren van Keulen. The curves and sharp folds of this design reminisce of times passed. Époque brings together several eras of design, beautifully blended into a modern seat.
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Sasan Magic Carpet
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Jean Prouvé by G-Star Raw for Vitra
Prouvé RAW is a collection of newly interpreted furniture classics from French designer and artisan Jean Prouvé. The designs of Jean Prouvé have been a source of inspiration for the creative team at G-Star for quite some time. This appreciation of and fascination with the artist was the starting point for Prouvé RAW in collaboration with Vitra. Thanks to the cooperation of G-Star, the Prouvé family and Vitra, Prouvé’s most famous designs have been re-issued with a contemporary flair, while some of his lesser-known designs have been rediscovered.
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galeria mário sequeira
portuguese studio carvalho araújo has created 'galeria mário sequeira', a contemporary art gallery
located in braga, portugal. realized as a subtle gesture, the design looks to preserve the principles
and identity of the existing site, imposing a feeling among the visitors rather than an apparent built form.
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coughlan house
We can’t decide what we love more about this gorgeous modern residence by Scott Tallon Walker Architects of the UK, the stunning modern architecture or the amazing views. We sure love how the architecture was built to accommodate the stunning landscapes, and may be proof that when nature and man-made structures work together, amazing things are accomplished.
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