Collection by Ann Zabaldo
A pegboard niche creates a space to drop keys and sunglasses.
The Oaks' community pool will be a popular gathering place come summertime.
The bathroom vanity for the tiny house was custom designed by Minarc.
These tiny treasures are just the thing for those who are hard to please.
Masa Arquitectos designed this minimalist house in Montevideo, Uruguay, for a young family on a tight budget who wanted to do most of the carpentry themselves.
"Escapism, connection to nature, and an untamed spirit is what the design of the Antler House celebrates most of all,
This unique plywood-and-slate combination makes a great choice for small bathrooms that require a corner bathroom vanity.
The collection of bathroom fixtures includes a wall-mounted sink and vanity, a bathtub, and a round mirror.
Cero offers an offset vanity and a circular bowl.
As with the kitchen island bench and the cabinetry for the media unit, the bathroom vanity was custom designed by Studio Jackson Scott and built on-site using Australian Blackbutt.
Wood meets white marble in this well-lit bathroom by architect Craig Steely. Contrasting materials make for a warm and serene bathing atmosphere in this Berkeley, California home.
The Burkes eliminated glare by minimizing the number of windows on the east and west sides of their house. On the south, though, windows are taller and offer views of trees even though the house is in the heart of downtown Charlottesville. The direct light that enters through the flanks of the house is mediated via a sophisticated array of blinds, tints, a trellis calibrated to cut light from April through August, and several bald cypress trees that provide shade in summer but lose their leaves in winter, allowing light (and heat) to infuse the house. Baby cypress trees, about nine feet tall, should cost around $100 each at your local nursery.