Discover the Retreat on a Pond’s Edge, a hidden gem in Maine, United States. Designed by the renowned Elliott + Elliott Architecture, this contemporary retreat is set amidst dense forest, a stone’s throw from a tranquil pond.
Offering an intimate communion with nature, the design balances secrecy with stunning views, creating a serene escape that encapsulates the charm of the Maine landscape.
Welcome to the Skybox House, a minimalist masterpiece in Austin, Texas. This two-story house, designed by Dick Clark + Associates in 2019, reimagines urban living with its innovative use of indoor-outdoor spaces.
Against the Austin skyline, this home stands out as an architectural statement, challenging the norm in a market saturated with uninspired designs. Each corner of the house teems with surprises, from the strategic placement of windows to the thoughtful privacy design, making the Skybox House a testament to the power of creative residential architecture.
Discover the mesmerizing Villa Mauthe, a symphony of contemporary design by Philipparchitekten Anna Philipp, majestically perched at the foot of the Swabian Alb in Bahlingen, Germany. Built in 2016, this two-story house uniquely combines art, light, and nature to complement the expansive, narrow plot it inhabits.
With a meticulous balance of public and private spaces, it showcases a creative family’s passion for art and graphic design. The home’s design elegantly negotiates its challenging site through three distinct lines: a tranquil tree line, a reflective water line from a garden pool, and an innovative art line that divides the property, making Villa Mauthe a distinctive architectural statement.
Situated in the picturesque setting of Vitosha, Bulgaria, the Infinity House stands as a prime example of contemporary retreat design by the ingenious minds at Studio L Design.
This newly constructed residence, nestled amid the tranquil slopes of Mount Vitosha, harmonizes perfectly with its surroundings while offering an avant-garde living experience. The luxurious, multi-functional living area, seamlessly blending with a soothing spa zone, delivers a unique juxtaposition of natural elegance and modern comforts. Accentuated by a vibrant color palette, high-end lighting fixtures, and tailor-made wall art, the Infinity House redefines the essence of contemporary Bulgarian retreat living.
Step inside the Les Marmottes Apartment, an intriguing fusion of modern and contemporary design set against the picturesque backdrop of Annecy, France. Masterfully conceived by the renowned designer, Aurélien Aumond, this breathtaking property artfully combines cutting-edge design sensibilities with the classic charm that this French city is beloved for. The result? A living space that exudes sophistication, comfort, and a distinctive flair that leaves a lasting impression.
Experience New Visioni, a masterstroke of contemporary design by Studio L Design, nestled in Sofia’s prestigious Boyana district, Bulgaria.
This originally three-bedroom apartment is now an exquisitely redesigned two-bedroom oasis, graced with bespoke artwork by designer Elena L Georgieva. It’s not just a living space, it’s a testament to refined aesthetics and intelligent space utilization, illuminating the future of luxury apartment living.
Nestled in the picturesque city of Curitiba, Brazil, House AC emerges as a testament to modern, intuitive design. Designed by Nommo Arquitetos in 2019, this contemporary house ingeniously utilizes its 650.00m² (6996.54 square feet) plot, ingeniously divided into three storeys that rise and fall with the land’s 4-meter (13.12 feet) natural elevation.
Showcasing a harmonious balance between sunlight, privacy, and the terrain, House AC blends subtly into the surrounding landscape while offering innovative living spaces, exemplifying the exciting potential of contemporary architecture in a vibrant, urban setting.
Step into the world of contemporary design with the Henry House by Wala, a remarkable townhouse nestled in the heart of East Melbourne, Australia. This heritage dwelling, known for its immaculate 19th-century terrace house aesthetic, has been thoughtfully renovated to embrace the modern era while preserving its original charm.
The house now boasts a light-filled rear extension, designed to create a fluid passage of travel through the main spine of the building. This extension, featuring an open plan arrangement, is framed by a large window and daybed that extend the line of sight into the raised garden, drawing in as much northerly light as possible. The use of natural materials such as timber, concrete, and steel, framed by simple geometries, provides a logical counterpoint to the ornamental and decorative nature of the old house.
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