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Baan Ekkamai by Physicalist

Minimalist living room with wooden panels, glass coffee table, and built-in storage.

Baan Ekkamai is a house designed by Physicalist, located in Bangkok, Thailand. Crafted in 2024, the project embodies a design philosophy fixated on domesticity. Renovated from a private quarter of a 70’s house in Ekkamai, Bangkok, this secluded one-bedroom wing creates a gently flowing interior space which smoothly transits between functions.

Gordon Walker Remodel Transforms Seattle Condo with Japanese Design Elements

FeaturedContemporary home with a lush, green rooftop garden amidst autumn-hued trees.

Built in 1979, this condo is one of four in a development designed by prominent Pacific Northwest architect Gordon Walker. The project sought to build upon Walker’s legacy, merging the essence of Pacific Northwest design with the owner’s unique experiences and tastes. Balancing respect for Walker’s architectural legacy with the needs of modern living, the remodel emphasizes open but defined spaces, abundant natural light, and elements of Japanese and Korean design.

Malapai Tower House Emerges as a Sentinel In Flagstaff’s Pine Forests

FeaturedA modern, wooden cabin-like structure nestled among tall pine trees in a forested setting.

Situated in Flagstaff, Arizona, Malapai Tower House is a residence that exists in “harmonious symbiosis” with its surroundings. Designed by The Ranch Mine in 2022, the house has a double-height living space that opens onto a patio with 180-degree views of the surrounding forest populated with mountain lions, black bears, and elk. A nearby three-story lookout tower serves as a sentinel for wildlife sightings and potential forest fires.

House 5Ž by AKSL Arhitekti

FeaturedSleek modern wooden structure with expansive glass facade and deck overlooking lush greenery.

House 5Ž is located in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and was designed by AKSL Arhitekti in 2018. This single-family residence is arranged on a compact 550 m2 lot, with an energy-efficient structure composed of CLT panels and vast facade openings to incorporate the natural landscape of the site.

The home’s interior features bright, modern spaces creating a harmonious atmosphere; an expansive living area on the ground level leads to three bedrooms on the first floor, each facilitated with beautiful terraces.

Quina Barra de Casa! by ENDALT Arquitectes Combines Nostalgia and Dreams

A modern, open-concept kitchen with exposed brick walls, wooden ceiling beams, and sleek white cabinetry.

Quina Barra de Casa! is a house located in Benicalap, València, Spain. Designed by ENDALT Arquitectes, the new interior design, completed in 2024, incorporates the memories of three generations while adapting to the current owner’s lifestyle. The heart of the home is the kitchen bar, a functional area that facilitates cooking, eating, and working, while a custom light fixture connects the kitchen and living areas through a play of diagonals.

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