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.
Amy Storm & Company in collaboration with Patrick Murphy Builders has designed this gorgeous transitional style home located in Wheaton, a western suburb of Chicago, Illinois. From the exterior facade, an attractive black and white color palette provide this dwelling with some fabulous curb appeal. The exterior facade is painted in White Heron OC-57 – Benjamin Moore. […]
Unfold Architecture in collaboration with Sustainable 9 Design+Build is responsible for the design of this exceptional modern home located in the Linden Hills neighborhood of Minneapolis, Minnesota. This 4,192 square foot four bedroom, four bathroom home centers around captivating views of Bde Maka Ska, the largest lake in the city of Minneapolis. This is made possible by integrating […]
This charming lake house getaway was completely reimagined for a family of five by Boston-based Kelly McGuill Home, located in Laconia, New Hampshire. The scope of this project included a full-scale renovation, including the exterior of the house, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, the kitchen, living room, mudroom, great room, and full basement. Throughout the home, the […]
This stunning mountain house was designed by CLB Architects, surrounded by the rugged grandeur of the Teton range in beautiful Jackson, Wyoming. Instead of building one larger home, the owners desired a collection of smaller structures for their 6,000-square-foot dwelling. The development’s prevailing style called for a traditional stone, wood, and cedar shake aesthetic, while […]
This mid-century Esherick house was renovated by architectural studio Edmonds + Lee, located in Sea Cliff, a neighborhood in northwestern San Francisco, California. Originally designed by famed Bay Area architect Joseph Esherick in 1958, this iconic property is historically significant. After purchasing this home, the new occupants wished to preserve the historic character of this moderately-sized […]
This stunning historic farmhouse has undergone an extensive renovation and addition by Crisp Architects, located in Stanfordville, New York. The owners of this house needed more space and wished to preserve the historic character of their home. The addition included a large open kitchen, owner’s bedroom, mudroom, living room, and children’s room. The architects were able […]
SHM Architects in collaboration with Deborah Walker Interiors has designed this gorgeous house that is simple, elegant, and modern, located in Dallas, Texas. Spread out over two levels, the upper level features a privacy screen on the street-facing facade offering privacy for the owner’s bathroom while still bringing in natural light. Step inside the interior, illuminated with […]
This incredible Eichler home was completely reimagined by Klopf Architecture in Mountain View, a city located In the heart of Silicon Valley, California. With a love for woodworking, the homeowners wanted beautiful wood designs that would make their Eichler truly unique. They chose to update the entire four-bedroom, two-bathroom house to ensure a consistent look and […]
This contemporary hillside home was designed by Chadbourne + Doss Architects, located in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. For their new dwelling, the owners requested an adventurous sanctuary inspired by the forest, sea, and skies of the Salish Sea. They also wanted their home to age well and support their active lifestyle while adapting to […]
Synthesis Design has created this modern summer home built into a dramatic steeply sloping, narrow site with overlapping waterfront and rear setbacks in Maderia Park, British Columbia, Canada. The site was deemed un-buildable with no allowable building footprint. The architects were tasked with the challenge of designing this getaway pad on the Sunshine Coast. After […]
