With Marvin floor-to-ceiling windows incorporated throughout, the home not only blurs the barriers between inside and out, it also fosters a deeper connection to nature.
The abundance of natural light drifting in from above is enhanced in the first-floor communal areas, where the architects integrated an 11-foot-long, floor-to-ceiling window wall along the full length of the house.
Madrid-based studio Ábaton Arquitectura renovated a forgotten stable in the Spanish province of Cáceres.
Fashion designer Josie and her husband Ken Natori are big fans of traditional Japanese architecture, so when Brooklyn-based practice Tsao & McKown Architects designed their home in Pound Ridge, New York, they used a heavy, exposed-timber structure, and included Japanese-style gardens and landscaping.
A dramatic black island is expertly balanced by a wall of white cabinetry and a refrigerator that blends perfectly. The kitchen’s black countertops were cut from Nero Assoluto granite. The sink and faucet are from Quebec-based company Rubi. Appliances are from Wolf.
The interior living space is warmed by wood panels above and a hanging fire place. The large glass hangar provides direct views and connection to the exterior elements.
Thick slabs of walnut serve as treading on the staircase.
A hearth by de Vogelsangh warms the live/work prefab.
This stairway gets a very on-trend arch treatment.
A single roof connects the concrete volumes.
Studio David Thulstrup incorporated green spaces into this old pencil factory in Copenhagen to transform it into a modern home for photographer Peter Krasilnikoff.
here are gardens on every level, contextualizing the home within its mountain landscape.
A staircase leads up to the apartment units.
A reading nook is built into one of the walls along the stairs.
Although the original interior walls had to be removed to add insulation, Sandy had the new brickwork painted white to match. The kitchen/dining area flows into a sunken lounge, with salvaged tile flooring giving way to concrete.
Clever cubby storage is incorporated into the base of the interior stairs, while the extra-deep stair treads provide flexible "stadium-style" seating for the kids.
The open kitchen overlooks the living room. Ample glazing provides natural light and views of the surroundings.
The serene wood-clad sauna.
Geometric stonework accents the area around the sink.
A Japanese hinoki bowl and stool from Mjölk sit next to a custom hinoki bathtub by Bartok Design in the tub room.
The bathrooms are inspired by spa chambers and include Japanese-style soaking tubs.
Modern bathroom fixtures are paired with rustic, natural materials.
The master bath.
The master bath features a rounded, freestanding bath.
Every detail is attended to when it comes to modern bathroom vanities, light included. But an almost indiscernible gold pendant light is all that’s needed in this bathroom that’s full of natural light.
The master bath is complete with a deep soaking Agape Spoon XL bathtub. The outdoor area is enclosed for privacy, enabling the extensive glazing. J Geiger roller shades offer additional seclusion.
Dark oak cabinetry provides plenty of storage.
Miró Rivera Architects utilizes a palette of cool grays and white marble in Vista Residence's master bathroom to echo the home's exterior.
The master bath is clad in Bianco Venatino marble. The tub is by ADM; the showerhead is by Hansgrohe.
The two light-filled master bathrooms feature marble floors and walls.
A bathroom designed Studio 397 Architecture peeks out into an adjacent room with a fireplace elegantly clad in a dark marble with a honed sheen.
An outdoor bathing area adjoining the master bedroom was a unique request from the clients. Stone tub and terrazzo pavers
A freestanding tub, placed near a window, enjoys a green view as well as privacy.
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