Gripping on the edge of a rock cliff, Casa Finisterra is located in Cabo San Lucas on a site above the ocean. Designed by Steven Harris Architects and decorated by Rees Roberts, it is a 9,000 square-foot, 5 bedroom, 7 bath out of this world fantasy home. Featuring stone patios, glass walls, and balconies overlooking […]
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The house behind the pink door
Columbian-born designer, Moises Esquenazi designed this beautiful Palm Springs home, which was named as one of Metropolitan Home Magazine’s “Best Homes in America.” This Palm Springs vacation home was built for entertaining on a grand scale, both inside and out. The retro glam style comes from a mix of custom-designed pieces, which include the pool […]
Modern tropical bungalow design by Guz Architects
Singapore-based Guz Architects have designed the Fish House, an eco-friendly seafront house in Singapore, showcasing seamless integration with the surrounding nature. The 5,812 square foot (540 square meters) modern tropical bungalow features interior spaces that are open to the exterior to encourage natural ventilation along with incredible views of the ocean; all of which has […]
Modern home with an incredible pool: Casa Devoto
This incredible 5,920 square-foot home is called Casa Devoto and was designed by the elusive Andres Remy Architects, as a private residence for a couple with two children in Devoto, Argentina. The integral part of the design plan of the home was centered around the swimming pool, which seems to have an influence on how […]
Stunning 18th century home hideaway in the Wicklow Mountains
Located in County Wicklow, Ireland, an hour away from Dublin, this beautiful 2,809 square-foot, three-bedroom country house features a small guest cottage and Turkish bath. The cluster of stone buildings dates back to the 18th century, set on eight acres of rolling hills overlooking the valley of Glendalough. The main part of the home features […]
Eco-tropical Brazilian home – Bahia House
Created by Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan, the home was completed this year in Salvador, Brazil, where the exterior walls consist of sliding latticed wooden panels. The project, called Bahia House, was designed specifically for a hot climate and uses traditional Brazilian building techniques and materials, including clay for the roof and wood for the ceiling. […]










