Floor Plan
In the sons' bedroom, a ladder accesses a sleeping alcove above the bathroom. A second sleeping alcove is located beneath the daughter's bedroom.
The pine vanity and storage in the bathroom displays the wood's natural grain, lending interest and pattern.
<span style="font-family: Theinhardt, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", Roboto, Oxygen-Sans, Ubuntu, Cantarell, "Helvetica Neue", sans-serif;">The bathroom, accessed from the living room, is divided into two areas. "In the first part, there's a sink, a washing machine and storage,
The apartment's entry is flanked by the living room on one side and the kitchen on the other.
A custom industrial-style light fixture suspends above the table in the kitchen-and-dining area, which is adjacent to the living room.
The narrow doorway and small staircase that leads from the dining area to one of the children's bedrooms was inspired by the work of American artist Donald Judd.
The kitchen-and-dining area is bathed in sunlight thanks to a tall window and the apartment's orientation.
The architect selected light-colored pine for the kitchen cabinetry that ties to the pine flooring and creates a spacious feeling for the apartment.
The living room is outfitted with pale pine flooring and connects to the kitchen via a wide opening.
The 540-square-foot one-bedroom apartment that architect Pierre Escobar, of L'atelier Nomadic Architecture Studio, recreated as a three-bedroom home for a family of five features a narrow doorway that accesses a bedroom off the kitchen.
Jennifer sits at a vintage Bruno Mathsson Maria dining table in the kitchen.
On Bainbridge Island, Jim and Hannah Cutler created a cabin for reading and working. Sited just steps from the main house, it’s a welcoming retreat that the father and daughter share.
From the living room wall, a panel folds down to reveal a bookshelf and form a table.
First built in 1959 as acclaimed architect Jim Olson's first project, this modest bunkhouse in the woods grew into an extraordinary family retreat.
Taking inspiration from the fairy tale of Snow White and the seven dwarves, South Korean campground Haru consists of a "castle
Homeowners Robert Barnes and Karen Bisset decided to stick with Breuer’s original interior layout.
Architect Silvia Allori overhauled a 1970s flat in Florence to create her own home and workspace, featuring furniture that folds down from the walls and a shiny gold curtain that hides mess.
Finished in white, the walls, the floors and ceiling are contrasted by only splashes of color from sparsely place furniture and framed artworks.
Russian-based studio Ruetemple conjured a plywood partition that separates working and relaxation areas inside this artist's studio in Moscow, incorporating both furniture and shelves for tidying away art supplies.
Named Atelierhouse, for contemporary art museum Museion as a temporary home for visiting artists and curators, Harry Thaler Studio employed wooden boxes on wheels fold open to reveal beds inside.
A knotted curtain bisects the sleeping area from the kitchen, which contains concealed and exposed storage units, as well as a small circular dining table.
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