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Leja’s House by Crahay Jamaigne

A modern, gray-toned building with a distinctive slanted roof and landscaped surroundings.

Leja’s House, located in Spa, Belgium, is constructed as a house designed by Crahay Jamaigne in 2020. The property embodies contemporary design, featuring a harmonious blend of natural stone and raw steel, reflected in the warm interior. Brick walls and wood-panelled ceilings work together to create an organic flow throughout the living spaces, culminating in functional terraces that expand onto the stunning garden.

Latem House by Benoit Viaene

A modern living room with a large window overlooking a lush green outdoor scene, accented by distinctive pendant lighting.

The house exterior of this home in Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium, is reflected in the interior space, thanks to a carved wavy texture that Benoit Viaene brought into the design. Known for his unique hand-sculpting techniques, Viaene used the method to create light effects echoing his Floating Islands table design. The project, designed in 2024, marks the first time that the Belgium architect employed the signature method in an interior design project.

House in Serra do Louro Combines Modernity and Tradition

A modern, minimalist house with a metal roof and large windows, set against a rural landscape with a white horse.

Located in Palmela, Portugal, a monolithic house designed by architecture studio cimbre sits on the site of a ruined structure in Serra do Louro. The house features an abstract formal design and tangible materiality, creating a contemporary yet traditional feel. Tall boundary walls made from stones from the original building, extensive glazing, and contrasting birch wood and concrete interiors protect the house while allowing natural light inside. Intricate materials ensure durability and minimal maintenance.

Casa Yucatan Jay: A Vacation Home Inspired by California Vibes

FeaturedSleek modern architecture with floor-to-ceiling windows, minimalist decor, and a serene pool.

Taller Estilo Arquitectura designed Casa Yucatan Jay, a vacation home in Mérida, Mexico, with a restored Art Deco facade. Planned around a central garden and pool, the home features both pre-existing and new structures, creating functional and aesthetically comfortable spaces. The design balances public and private areas, with interiors prioritizing efficient layout, lighting, and ventilation. Notable features include a preserved mamey tree and a seamless glass element to honor nature.

Casa BC: Sustainable Design Principles Shape eb studio-Designed Modena House

Spacious open-concept living area with sleek modern lighting, wood furnishings.

Nestled in the centre of Modena, Italy, Casa BC shines as a milestone of avant-garde architecture, crafted by eb studio in the year 2023. This groundbreaking residence rises from the vestiges of a former structure, showcasing a remarkable architectural metamorphosis. Its design comprises two distinctly composed levels: a horizontal formation that encompasses the ground level and first floor, paired with a vertical double-height segment that serves as the heart of the space, enriching the interplay of light and life force.

Casa Bendico by Le Penhuel & Associés Architectes

Minimalist interior with vaulted wood ceiling, concrete walls, and panoramic window view.

Casa Bendico, designed by Le Penhuel & Associés Architectes, is a villa nestled in the Val di Noto hills of Italy. Completed in 2024, this house draws inspiration from local farms, featuring a heavy, mineral structure coated with cement to blend into its forested surroundings.

A bio-climatic, energy-independent design, the house utilizes a shuttered concrete double shell with red and brown pozzolan from Mount Etna, contributing to its thermal efficiency and integration with the environment.

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