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House by the River by Przemek Kaczkowski

Contemporary home with striking triangular roof, sleek glass walls, and minimal pool.

House by the River is a residential property designed by Przemek Kaczkowski in Sochaczew, Poland. Designed in 2024, the house features a divided massing with large glazing openings, allowing for optimal sunlight and a connection to the garden. The architecture, positioned along the road to avoid flooding, uses natural materials such as stone slate and pine wood, creating a harmonious integration with the surrounding landscape.

HAPI House by Christine Callsen Features Vibrant Colors

Ornate moldings, color-rich furnishings, and striking coffee tables in a spacious living room.

HAPI House, designed by Christine Callsen in Copenhagen, Denmark, showcases a vibrant and individualized interior decor. Situated in a prestigious brick building, the project explores the theme of colors, incorporating hints of pink and yellow in every room. This approach invites individuality, creating spaces that are meaningful and personal, emphasizing atmosphere, vibrations, and vitality.

Rana Estate in Carmel Valley by Fuse Architects + Builders

FeaturedA modern, wooden-paneled home with a large tree and a paved outdoor patio area.

The “Rana Estate” in Carmel Valley, California, was re-envisioned by Fuse Architects + Builders in 2024. The property features a main house redesigned to enhance natural light and indoor-outdoor connections. It also includes a modified guest house, a redesigned pool, and a detached garage with an office workspace, all set against the backdrop of the area’s rolling hills and oak trees.

CISHAN’s Workspace Design by Shirley Dong Prioritizes Comfort

Rustic industrial loft interior with exposed concrete walls, wooden beams, and antique furnishings.

Designer Shirley Dong has created a workspace for CISHAN on the top floor of a building near Xixi Wetland in Hangzhou, China. Designed to align with the brand’s restrained and serene ethos, the office features an open layout with strategic spatial planning. Key elements include a landscape void, a sunken courtyard with a skylight, and antique furniture that adds a touch of warmth.

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