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 stunning beach house retreat has been designed by Bruce Palmer Coastal Design, nestled along Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Spread out over three levels, this luxurious home is full of brilliant details and stylish design elements. Sophisticated furnishings are perfect for entertaining family and friends. What We Love: This incredible home on Rehoboth Beach offers stylish and sophisticated […]
This light-filled, two-story modern home is the vision of John Maniscalco Architecture, located in the hilly neighborhood of Dolores Heights, San Francisco, California. The architects have completely rebuilt this home to maximize the site. The original structure was a small home constructed in the 1970’s. The new home features and open and airy layout that seamlessly connects […]
Designed by Faure Halvorsen Architects, this mountain home is the embodiment of log cabin luxury, located in the Yellowstone Club of Big Sky, Montana. Artfully hand crafted in every detail, the entirety of this home is constructed of rustic logs and stacked stone. Several elements throughout consist of reclaimed materials. The ultimate Rocky Mountain getaway, this […]
Bark Design Architects have designed this spectacular timber house nestled on a vegetated coastal property of Peregian Beach, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia. Designed for a family of four, this 2,707 square foot home responds to the sustainable aspirations of the homeowners. Their home is located in a community that is committed to protecting the environment. […]
Set on a 25 foot wide lot, this family home renovation project was commissioned by Verner Architects, located in in San Francisco, California. A classic home for this area, the property underwent an extensive remodel. The rear half of the home was completely reconfigured. This helped to create open, light-filled modern living spaces, while still respecting […]
This striking modern four-story home was designed by John Maniscalco Architecture, located in the Russian Hill neighborhood of San Francisco, California. The design of this home has established LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum status, the highest level that can be achieved. This means the design team has devised innovative solutions that supports […]
This gorgeous dream home with mid-century styling was designed by John Maniscalco Architecture, located in Sugar Bowl, a ski and snowboard area in Norden, California. This dwelling is all about expansive windows framing the views of the breathtaking forested surroundings. Since nature is the main focal point, comfortable minimalism can best be used to describe the […]
This modern weekend retreat was designed for a family of four and their extended family by Butler Armsden Architects, located in Sonoma, California. Nestled high up on a hillside, this spectacular residence offers sweeping views over the Sonoma Valley. This area was famously christened the “Valley of the Moon” by renowned American novelist, Jack London. As […]
This spectacular country house retreat was designed by architect Miguel Pinto Guimarães of MPG Arquitetura, located just outside of São Paulo, Brazil. The architect first visited the property without the clients, wishing to get a feel of the terrain and let the project materialize. Picking up his ink pen, he put the first draft of this country […]
This beautiful modern refuge was designed for a family of four by Bruns Architecture, nestled on a small farm field surrounded by woods in Richfield, Wisconsin. The property also features two glacial kettles, which is the reason the land to the east was never logged or farmed. This attracted the owners to this site to build […]
