Arranged in a U shape around a small olive grove, each of the Villa's three wings has a separate entrance.
John Saunders Chase stands in front of his family home in Houston, Texas, with two of his three children, Anthony and John Jr. The home is characterized by its low-slung brick form, and an experimental central courtyard that shifted the paradigm for Modernist architecture in Houston.
Designed by the original owner, the cabin was imagined as a retreat for her and her siblings' young families.
The third-level bar and kitchenette have four openings with wood coverings that slide away. The space is perfect for “wine and ceviche—for enjoying the sunset,” says Ernesto. The table, designed by Ellen, nests into concrete banquette seating. To connect the bar with the top-level viewing deck, Yektajo inserted a spiral staircase with a compact footprint to preserve the views.
An expansive picture window frames views of the natural landscape in the bedroom area, where the headboard doubles as a bar for the dining space.
Nokken modular cabin can be customized to suit almost any natural setting.
Pale-toned European larch flooring and ceilings are juxtaposed with the dark-stained walls of the cabin, lending stark contrast and drama for the interior.
The modular cabin's dining area showcases a built-in bar area flooded with natural light by an adjacent floor-to-ceiling window.
The kitchen cabinetry is crafted from European larch that's finished with a deep brown tone that mimics the color of tree trunks.
The full process can take between 14 and 16 weeks, but the company is working on getting the full cycle completed in 10 weeks.
There are currently 80 multi-million dollar homes on Powder Mountain—many designed by world-class architects—with capacity for 600 total.
Heating with fire always brings about a nostalgic, casual feel, and with AlumiTubs, you’re able to experience the woodsy warmth of a crackling fire without limits.
The two-story residence sits on a private, lush lot in the popular Malibu Park neighborhood.
The Konga Float houseboat features a prefabricated design that operates fully off-grid.
The prefabricated houseboat operates fully off-grid with the help of 12 rooftop solar panels.
The floating cabin is 430 square feet with a fully equipped kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom on board.
The design uses natural materials and upcycled elements to reduce its environmental impact.
The base model comes furnished with wood floors, walls, and furniture.
The Konga Float is fully electric, minimizing excess engine noise while setting sail.
Charles Gwathmey transformed a historic barn into his home in 1978, and the current owners expanded it with glass bricks, corrugated metal cladding, and a silo-encased staircase.
The sprawling home rests on a one-acre lot, surrounded by mature trees and greenery.
A staircase descends from the entry, past a wall of glass bricks, to a double-height living room dressed in vibrant color.
The kitchen has custom wood cabinetry, long countertops, and a pass-through window that connects to the adjacent breakfast nook.
A sparkling pool and a patio await in the private backyard.
A tall privacy wall borders the newly constructed home, creating a secluded city escape.
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