Like the second-floor living room, the more private living area in the master bedroom boasts a fireplace and expansive views.
The large master bedroom can also be used as an additional living area by the parents and the children.
Located in the protected countryside of Marden, the nearly 2,500-square-foot Bumpers Oast house pays homage to the Kentish vernacular.
Walden 7 is one of Taller de Arquitectura’s pioneering housing projects, designed to address the problems of modern city living—in particular, how to balance communal spaces with privacy. Located just outside Barcelona, the complex features five interior courtyards and 446 residences spread across 18 towers of 14 stories each. The towers are modular, but they are arranged in an organic, unsystematic form and connected via communal spaces and bridges to create distinct identities.
The pavilion precedes the opening of Second Home Hollywood, also designed by SelgasCano, which will open later this year.
A large, open space occupies the center of the pavilion and can be used to host various events.
The pavilion is composed of 19 different colors. The steel frame, painted matte white, is bolted to a thin concrete slab foundation.
The pavilion is an Instagram-worthy playground of color and light. The organizers encourage visitors to use the hashtag #LoveLetterToLA to receive a discount on general admission to the museum.
The museum will be the centerpiece of the island's new Cultural District.
A vast skylight from above will brighten the central exhibition hall with its undulating arches of reinforced concrete.
Every interior surface was crafted, inlaid, or textured with natural materials such as steel, mahogany, or glass tiles.
Each column is embedded seven feet into the bedrock of the site to ensure stability.
Light fixtures were incorporated into the exterior ribbing as architectural lighting.
The circular master bedroom is supported by an illuminated, mushroom-shaped structure.
The arched walls and thresholds of this former 17th-century oil mill residence in Salento, Puglia serves as a dramatic backdrop for its Italian designer owners to showcase their contemporary custom creations and iconic, modern Italian furniture.
Madrid’s intensely spacious Barajas Airport, completed in 2005, includes a massive sequence of color-coded columns, each vaulting up to the bamboo ceiling from massive plinths.
a cozy corner, reading room | Interior design: Jeanette Tang of BAA, & Malibu Design
Architect: Doug Burdge of Burdge & Associates, Malibu
A tuscan villa secluded in the Malibu cliffs
Roberts Residence by Weston, Byles & Rudolph Malibu, California (1953)
The maple kitchen cabinets are punctuated by leather and brass pulls.
Guests at DFAB House will share a living room, dining area, and kitchen on the ground floor.
The curve of the Mesh Mould wall creates a snug nook for the living room.
The DFAB House officially opened its doors at the end of February 2019. Construction began in 2017.
The ribbed Smart Slab ceiling combines the structural strength of concrete with the flexibility of 3D printing—and it’s less than half the weight of a conventional concrete slab.
With the metal mesh manually filled in with concrete, the curvaceous load-bearing structure pictured here will be used for the living room wall.
The upper level bathroom is tucked inside the curved central core, indicated by the rounded wall clad in white penny tile.
First published in the premier issue of Dwell Magazine (October 2000), “The Fruit Bowl Manifesto” articulates our vision of what great design should be.
Bertoia Diamond Lounge Chairs work perfectly with the rotating collection of art.
It is easy to feel at home in this space, but you never forget that it is indeed a gallery.
The dining table is where Kate starts her day with a cup of tea and her laptop, sorting out her calendar, booking travel, and catching up on emails. Typically, she has music playing to keep her focused while she’s home alone. And, as she’s bouncing around so often, when she’s not unpacking, doing laundry, and repacking for her next trip, she’s planted on her back porch with friends, garlic cheese bread, and a bit of vino.
Modern pieces, too, now penetrate the rooms, playing off the curves of the walls and archways. She tries to keep it neutral to complement the existing architecture.
After: Now, the windows are artfully highlighted with black paint.
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