Dotted by potted plants and lined with a simple iron gate, Casa Tuscania’s back patio aims to exist harmoniously with the wild environment just beyond.
Column No. 1,001B, the last section of World Trade Center steel to be removed from Ground Zero, stands 37 feet tall next to the slurry wall inside the National September 11 Memorial Museum, designed by Davis Brody Bond. The museum opened in May.
Leo's Oyster Bar in San Francisco designed by Ken Fulk Inc.
Five food stalls now occupy the site of a former auto body shop on the Bowery in Manhattan's NoHo neighborhood.
Photo by Ken Moore
Each of the tenants, including Heather Tierney of The Butcher's Daughter and Pulqueria (seen here from left to right) customized their kiosk to match the cuisine.
Photo by Ken Moore
Once the site of a tire shop, The Bowery Market now features five food stalls on a 1,000-square-foot corner site. The year-round open-air market features five tenants including Champion Coffee, located in the former office, which was previously reinvented as a pop-up for denim brand Deth Killers of Bushwick. A miniature motorcycle still hangs over the entrance.
Photo by Ken Moore
Five vendors occupy the 1,000-square-foot Bowery Market, a mini food hall that opened July 2016 on the site of a former tire repair shop.
To rent the cabin for a short stay, intrepid guests can contact Dus Architects at info@houseofdus.com
Photo: Ossip van Duivenbode
It's traditional among homes in the region to enter through their backdoor, seen here. The door leads directly to the living room.
Designer Joel Contreras hired architect neighbor Jonah Busick, of Foundry12, to renovate his 1927 bungalow in Phoenix. The large bathroom got a modern overhaul with a skylight that illuminates the space, along with a new white tub from Brizo, black fixtures, wooden elements, and a concrete double basin from SlabHaus.
Photo by Jason Roehner
In Brooklyn’s Prospect Heights, this townhouse by Etelamaki Architecture has a spa-like bathroom with mixed materials that include a slate wall behind the double sinks, which are suspended on a teak vanity. The freestanding tub sits on a raised wooden bed that continues up the wall behind it.
Photo by Mikiko Kikuyama
Architect and interior designer Oskar Firek created this black and white bathroom in a loft apartment in Krakow, Poland. Rustic wooden floors ground the black tile walls and cabinet, which contrast with the white shower and fixtures that round out the space.
Photo by Oskar Firek
Overlooking Portage Bay in Seattle, this house was designed by Heliotrope Architects for a bachelor who longed for a simple bathroom with a Japanese-style hinoki tub that was installed in front of the windows for the water views.
Photo by Aaron Leitz
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Photo by Eve Wilson
The new master bathroom is outfitted with charcoal Japanese mosaic tiles, which contrast the white paint and fixtures.
The back staircase abuts a glass facade overlooking the backyard, allowing plenty of light into the kitchen area above. The art hanging on the wall is by artist Julie Thevenot.
In the basement lounge area under the stairs, Lee had a giant sofa is upholstered in 18 Peruvian blankets that JHID collected over several months. The paintings are by Heather Watkins, a Portland artist. The coffee table is custom design in solid fir, which adds a lighter counterpoint to the Benjamin Moore Kendall Charcoal paint used in the alcove.
Organic comfort meets modern functionality in the Grasshoper Lamp. In a corner of this Brooklyn Brownstone, a black Greta Grossman Grasshopper lamp sits next to a Bertoia Diamond chair with matching ottoman.
A Wilfred armchair by Jardan is accented by pillows from Penelope Durston and L.O.T.S. Artwork is by Rachel Castle, and walls are painted in Waterworld by Dulux. Photo by Phu Tang.
Farkas—preparing a snack for the grandkids—deferred to her daughter about the design of the interior. "She obviously trusted my taste," Julia says. "She never shied away from the modern aesthetic."
A photograph by Phil Schaafsma highlights the ergonomic design of the chair.
Inspired by the different movements in modern art, this West London House by award-winning interior design firm Studio MacLean has a streamlined, minimalist aesthetic.
Designed with the biomorphic form language of 1950s American design in mind, these playful and sleek Turtle coffee tables feature a powder-coated stainless steel top and solid oak legs.
Danny Seo replaced the wood cabinets of his kitchen with stainless-steel models. As a professional photo stylist, he needed to accommodate a vast collection of kitchen items, such as multiples of plates, wooden bowls, and utensils.
Lauren Dolinsky’s petite flower shop is cozily housed in a renovated Airstream she found on Craigslist.
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