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Chatou House Strikes A Balance Between Chic and Eco-Friendly in Paris Home

Spacious living room with large fireplace, modern furnishings, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Situated in the picturesque region of Colombes, Paris, Chatou House unveils the creative vision of designer Lana Kurova. This 160m² abode skillfully merges contemporary aesthetics with eco-friendliness, crafting a chic yet environmentally conscious living space. The design prioritizes premium and natural materials, radiating warmth and genuineness.

Silverlinings by Rachcoff Vella Architecture

FeaturedConcrete exterior with overhanging roof, glass walls, and mature trees surrounding the building.

Rachcoff Vella Architecture completed Silverlinings, a minimal house in Melbourne, Australia, that combines robust materials with a restrained design. Overlooking the bayside beach, the home’s architectural approach emphasizes simplicity and meticulous detailing, evident in the use of a limited palette of materials such as concrete, brass, and white oak. Silverlinings offers a harmonious blend of raw elegance and contemporary design, providing a warm and inviting space for family living.

Yamaguchicho House by Slow

Striking black wooden facade with a prominent triangular roof and an entryway.

Yamaguchicho House is a house located in Nagoya, Japan, designed in 2021 by Slow. The residential space is tailored for a family of three, showcasing meticulous architectural design that thoughtfully incorporates natural elements. Its exterior walls, made of baked cedar, feature a striking ebony finish that allows the home to blend seamlessly into its tranquil surroundings. The result is a space defined by a delicate equilibrium between beauty and practicality.

DL1310 Apartments by Michan Architecture Boasts Dynamic Facade

Spacious, modern living room with hardwood floors, large window, and minimalist decor.

DL1310 Apartments, designed by Michan Architecture in 2020, is a mid-market residential building in Mexico City. It features seven one- to two-bedroom units and parking in the basement. Constructed with cast-in-place concrete, the building maximizes its site footprint and height. The design emphasizes dynamic window apertures, rotating them into the facade to allow light while providing unique interior perspectives.

Blue Minimalism Elegantly Fuses Minimalist Design With Natural Views

FeaturedSpacious living area with large windows overlooking the ocean, featuring a cozy sectional sofa and wooden furniture.

The luxurious, minimalist Blue Minimalism house design in La Bisbal d’Empordà, Spain, prioritises the connection with its setting and residents, expertly overseen by Susanna Cots Interior Design in 2024. The home features an unobstructed layout and carefully chosen decor to earnestly connect its seven inhabitants with one another, as well with the stunning Mediterranean views outside.

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