Architecture projects offering anywhere from modern and contemporary houses infused with a “wow” effect to Mediterranean, Tuscan and Asian influence homes from across the globe. Ranging from exterior and interior inspiration, live-work buildings to incredible commercial and hospitality projects and projects with an emphasis on sustainability are just a few of the highlights in this category. Learn how to maximize the potential of all spaces in your home by viewing incredible projects from world-class architects and designers, collated on a single source.
This lakeside camp-like home was created by Murdough Design, nestled in a Hemlock-Beech forest adjacent to Squam Lake, New Hampshire. This newly devised guest house transforms the site from a simple lakeside retreat into a three-generation family camp. The 2,816 square foot structure promotes communion with nature and family, and together with new paths and […]
NB Design Group has completely redesigned this beautiful storybook Tudor home built in 1924, located in the small Seattle suburb of Medina, Washington. The designer retained the fairytale facade but reimagined the interiors for a modern lifestyle. Upon approach to the home, the inviting exterior presents a brick turret, moss-covered roof, copper gutters, and a flagstone […]
This beautiful camp style home was created by Cushman Design Group, located at the end of a peninsula on the shoreline of Lake Champlain, Vermont. The homeowners wished to replace the existing flood-ravaged camp that previously existed on the property. With interesting and varied lake views spanning from the cove to the east, to a long […]
ODS Architecture was commissioned to reimagine this spectacular midcentury house that is located in a wooded area of Lafayette, California. The homeowners are a family of five who envisioned bright and airy living spaces that are clean, contemporary, and family-friendly. A major new design feature is a high ceiling great room that wraps from the […]
Architectural studio Drawing Dept is responsible for the extensive renovation of a midcentury modern home built in 1952 by noted modernist architect, Carl Strauss. Nestled into a wooded hillside of Cincinnati, Ohio the existing dwelling survived while adjacent homes were demolished to make space for large mansions in this desirable neighborhood. Its greatest asset lay tucked behind the […]
ID Studio Interiors is responsible for designing this beautiful southern style farmhouse nestled on 20 acres in Greenville, a city in South Carolina. Created for a family of six, the vision for this project was to have warm, family-friendly interiors that would serve them for many years to come. Upon entrance into this dwelling, repurposed wood […]
W O V E N Architecture and Design has created this stunning modern house overlooking Sakinaw Lake, one of the largest lakes on the Sunshine Coast, just two hours northwest of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The 3,060-square-foot lake house is sited on a platform carved from a steep rocky slope with mesmerizing views of the lake. […]
This beautiful Victorian house has undergone a complete overhaul by Imperfect Interiors, located in the leafy Barnes neighborhood of South London, United Kingdom. This grand five-bedroom, four-bathroom home felt dated and dark when the new owner purchased it. The kitchen had low ceilings and felt disconnected. The designer opened this space up to make it […]
W O V E N Architecture and Design is responsible for the creation of this modern lake house retreat located on Sakinaw Lake in British Columbia, Canada. This spectacular shelter is perched 30 feet above a pristine lake, taking on the form of an L-shaped plan that embraces its surrounding rocky landscape. Inside you will […]
This warm and cozy lakefront cottage was designed by Rehkamp Larson Architects, nestled along Gull Lake, Minnesota. In this region, the tradition of vacation at the lake brings back memories of early mornings fishing, long days on the water, and sweet light fading to starry skies. While the architecture of the vernacular cottage form was secondary, […]
