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Ylja House: Icelandic Vacation Residence

A modern, two-story structure with a metal facade and large windows, nestled in a grassy landscape.

Designed by the renowned ED | DE Arquitectura, the Ylja House in Grimsnes, Iceland, offers a serene sanctuary for a Mexican-Icelandic family seeking warmth and connection with nature. This single-story residence with a mezzanine blends seamlessly into its surroundings, featuring a curated neutral palette and strategic glazing to maximize captivating views of the lake and ever-changing fields. Crafted with a deep respect for the natural environment, the house symbolizes the unity between family and nature, embodying the Icelandic word for ‘warmth’.

Howell Mountain Residence I: Modernizing a 1960s Home in Napa

FeaturedA modern, single-story home with a slanted metal roof, expansive windows, and a stone patio.

Situated atop Howell Mountain in Napa, California, the Howell Mountain Residence I presents a stunning blend of mountain surroundings and valley views. Designed by Holder Parlette, this 1960s house underwent a renovation that raised the roof by 5 feet and integrated a new steel window and door scheme to maximize the property’s breathtaking vistas. The incorporation of local Saint Helena cottage stone in the entry facade, landscaping, and interiors connects the modern home seamlessly to its awe-inspiring natural setting.

Via Della Vetrina: Giulia Venanzi’s Stunning Apartment in Rome

Elegant living room with vaulted wooden ceiling, white couches, glass-top coffee table.

Nestled in the heart of Rome, Italy, the Via Della Vetrina apartment exemplifies the timeless elegance of Italian design. Crafted by the renowned architect Giulia Venanzi, this stunning urban oasis blends classic architectural elements with modern sensibilities, creating a harmonious living space that invites both relaxation and inspiration. With its strategic location and impeccable design, this apartment showcases the pinnacle of Italian real estate, offering a glimpse into the country’s rich cultural heritage and design legacy.

Jungle Keva: Boutique Eco-Luxury in Tulum

Secluded tropical retreat with modern wooden architecture, pool, and lush greenery.

Situated in the lush Mayan jungle of Tulum, Mexico, Jungle Keva is a boutique hotel designed by Jaque Studio in 2019. This small, five-lodge property seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings, preserving 70% of the existing vegetation and using local, low-maintenance materials to create a warm, rustic atmosphere. Featuring a double-height main room, mezzanine, and indoor-outdoor bathrooms, the lodges are designed to connect guests intimately with the stunning jungle landscape.

AF Flat: Curves and Comfort in Viseu

Bright, modern home office with built-in bookshelves, comfortable seating, and artwork.

The renovation of the AF Flat in Viseu, Portugal, by Artspazios Architecture & Design, showcases a captivating blend of form and function. Featuring a sculptural, round staircase that serves as a dynamic focal point, this apartment project seamlessly incorporates curves to evoke a sense of flowing movement and natural balance. The designers have crafted a refined and elegant kitchen, providing a versatile backdrop that adds a touch of sophistication to the space.

Bruma Tulum: Jaque Studio’s Bioclimatic Villas in Mexico

A minimalist kitchen interior with wooden shelves, a concrete countertop, and a ceiling fan.

Bruma Tulum, a four-unit housing complex in the lush forests of Tulum, Mexico, showcases Jaque Studio‘s masterful blend of modern design and sustainable living. Completed in 2021, this residential project prioritizes privacy and a seamless connection with the natural surroundings, offering each villa its own garden and pool.

The architectural solution strategically positions the units to preserve as much open space as possible, with a mix of single-story and two-story designs that maximize efficiency and privacy. Embracing the region’s cultural identity, the project incorporates locally sourced materials and construction techniques, minimizing the ecological footprint while providing a warm, Caribbean-inspired ambiance.

Norwood Park Laneway Homes: Cohesive Design Across Three Properties

A modern brick and glass building with clean lines and warm interior lighting.

The Norwood Park Laneway Homes in Toronto, Canada, are a collaboration between neighbors that showcase the versatility of laneway living. Designed by Lanescape Architecture + Construction in 2023, the three-home development offers a cohesive design with varying sizes and unique parkside features.

Ranging from 1,000 to 1,500 square feet, each house boasts 2-3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor spaces through floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors. The homes’ distinct architectural elements, including red brick, black metal panels, and castellated wood, create a visually striking presence that complements the surrounding neighborhood.

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