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The large bowl is a 1960's Italian Bitossi ceramic by Aldo Londi. The smaller bowl is a 1960's enamel art bowl from Rudi Rocket.

1960’S ENAMEL ART BOWL FROM RUDI ROCKET

The renovated kitchen incorporates black vertical timber details contrasting with the use of colour.

An aerial view of the property, showcasing its striking open-air, three-story layout. Miles of shoreline can be easily accessed via the home's private staircase leading to the beach.

Soaring trees tower over the single-level home, allowing it to become immersed in nature.

"We were interested in this idea of treading lightly on the site. Using a green roof is a logical extension of that. When you introduce a building that supplants a little piece of the forest floor, it's nice to replicate that on the roof as a return gesture to continue to create habitat for birds, animals, and plants, and to help manage the flow of storm water," explains McFarlane.

Metallic blue glass walls, an option for the front facade, reflect the cabin's landscape or backyard setting and add interest and wonder.

Floor Plan of Wetzel Residence by Two by Two Architecture Studio

Set in a suburb of the Northern Rivers region in New South Wales, the coastal home offers easy access to a number of water-front retreats, including Tallow Beach and Gaggin park.

Notre-Dame du Haut

The textured base of the Dawn Table lamp contrasts beautifully with the smooth white oak Grove Side Table.

Though privately nestled on six acres, the River House is conveniently located less than a three-hour drive to Manhattan.

Panoramic vistas of the natural landscape inspired the architects' design for the home.

The original details are perfectly preserved in this countryside home.

Sitting lightly above the eelgrass, this tiny dwelling serves as a port of entry for a family getaway on the Salish Sea.

An aerial view of the property showcasing its spectacular perched positioning along the coast.