Katherine Charlton Design has reshaped a 1997-renovated Californian Bungalow in Melbourne. Known as Kew House, the redesign prioritizes functionality and warmth for a young family. The project included reconfiguring the floor plan to accommodate a main bedroom suite and living areas, removing outdated trims, and introducing black steel-framed windows. The design focuses on enhancing usability and storage within the existing structure, creating a harmonious and welcoming interior without expanding the home’s footprint.
Escape to Hale Huna, a serene rural retreat in Hawaii, designed by Walker Warner. Nestled on the shores of Kiholo Bay, this 2021 creation blends into the landscape with dark metal and open-air design, offering the ultimate tranquil hideaway.
Discover how the 7th Street House in Berkeley, California reimagines traditional living spaces. Designed by Sidell Pakravan Architects in 2022, this contemporary house blends the classic charm of 1920s bungalows with modern design principles. Emphasizing natural light and spacious interiors, the house provides a unique living experience tailored for a retiring couple, ensuring comfort and style in their golden years.
Discover the transformative elegance of the Modern Extension to a 1928 Californian Bungalow, a project that redefines the Kensington Park neighborhood in Australia. Glasshouse designs bring forth a functional yet stylish second-story loft that harmonizes with the historic charm of its surroundings.
This extension, designed in 2022, features a striking balance of brickwork and modern materials, creating a contemporary homage to the classic red brick of the original structure. Inside, the use of natural light and clever storage solutions merge to craft a family-friendly space that’s as smart as it is sophisticated.
Discover the charm of minimalist living in the Curtin Residence, a remarkable residential extension nestled in the heart of Perth, Australia. Masterfully designed by Cast Studio in 2022, this property defies conventional design concepts with its ingenious utilization of daylight and spatial orientation, offering an invigorating blend of functional elegance and contemporary style.
Celebrating the vibrant hues of Western Australia’s azure sky and fostering a symbiotic relationship with the surrounding landscape, this daylight-bathed sanctuary, primarily built with brick walls and steel roofs, is an epitome of cost-effective construction that both complements and reimagines its existing Californian Bungalow.
Nestled on the slopes of the majestic Iztaccihuatl volcano, Casa Camila is a testament to the harmonious fusion of architecture and nature. Designed by the renowned Dionne Arquitectos, this country house serves as a tranquil retreat for a family of five, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The house, spread over a sprawling 10,000m2 plot, is thoughtfully oriented to offer breathtaking views of the volcano from every corner, fostering a continuous interaction with the outdoors.
Casa Camila is not just a house, but an experience. Its unique design features different sections including a guard house, the main country house, and a loft, each boasting distinct geometries and materials that lend a unique personality to the facades. The house is also a testament to sustainable living, equipped with water collection systems, sewage treatment, solar heaters, and solar energy, ensuring minimal environmental impact.
Grant Park house is a classic Atlanta craftsman style bungalow nestled in the historic Grant Park neighborhood. This once-dilapidated gem was revitalized by Architecturefirm in 2021, showcasing a fresh wooden design with a bright, airy interior.
Known for its charm and rich history, Grant Park provides the perfect backdrop for this stunning renovation. Experience the unique blend of intimate spaces and open living areas, brought to life by natural light that dances through skylights and reflects off soft white walls.
Casa Tulum, located in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Mexico, designed by Zozaya Arquitectos in 2018, is a residence that blends in with the natural landscape of the area. Configured from three bungalow-like volumes, the project offers a play of voids between them, creating patios, terraces, and gardens all interconnected by walkways and staircases, leading to the main pool. Constructed with regional materials and a warm color palette, the house respects the local environment while creating an inviting atmosphere.
