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Waterfall Residence by Andrew Goodwin Designs

Waterfall Residence by Andrew Goodwin Designs

Waterfall Residence in Carmel Valley, California, is a house designed by Andrew Goodwin Designs in 2020. The contemporary home features a striking mid-century modern look while prioritizing fire resistance and sustainability. Set amid beautiful surroundings, it offers breathtaking views and uses innovative design solutions, including a raised foundation, to overcome challenges related to its hillside location.

Lo Strobilabo: 1920s Rome Villa Basement Transformed Into Lab, Home, Studio

Lo Strobilabo: 1920s Rome Villa Basement Transformed Into Lab, Home, Studio

Lo Strobilabo is located in the original basement of a 1920s villa in Rome, Italy, featuring design by Francesca Delicato. This apartment offers a striking example of contemporary urban interior design, highlighting a hybrid space that is home, studio, and creative lab all in one. The 2020 project introduces unexpected light and a spatial flow that allows living and working to coexist in a dynamic system, defined by artistic materials and intentional details.

C01 Apartment by Studio Sveva

C01 Apartment by Studio Sveva

The C01 apartment in Milan, Italy, designed by Studio Sveva in 2023, is a vibrant 39m² urban retreat located in the lively NoLo neighbourhood. Guided by the home’s original floor tiles, which vary in each room, the design combines clever upgrades and vintage details to create a harmonious scheme. Bespoke pale green furniture unifies the spaces, maximising efficiency while vintage finds echo the home’s energetic character.

OB1 Housing Redefined with Mid-Century Modern Touches

OB1 Housing Redefined with Mid-Century Modern Touches

Set in Scottsdale, Arizona, OB1 redefines the single-family residence with mid-century modern touches. Designed by Architecture-Infrastructure-Research in 2019, this 2,600 sq. ft. house harmoniously marries indoor and outdoor spaces through modern details. The design cleverly utilizes a slender metallic tent for shade while showcasing a minimalist aesthetic that emphasizes tranquility. The attention to structure and layout makes this project a modern marvel in its picturesque desert setting.

Casa Goliana Mérida by Workshop: Diseño y Construcción

A modern, open-concept courtyard with a rectangular pool, lush vegetation, and geometric architecture.

Casa Goliana Mérida, a house in Mérida, Mexico, employs Yucatecan architecture aesthetics in its design by Workshop: Diseño y Construcción. The mid-century modern residence underwent a restoration, with an emphasis on traditional values, and materials as well as neutral color palettes throughout the interiors, creating a calming environment with a strong expression of tropical housing design, underscoring the significance of bringing local history into contemporary living.

House in Lapa by BAK GORDON arquitectos

Contemporary open-plan kitchen and living area with concrete ceiling, large windows, and minimalist furniture.

Nestled in Lisbon, Portugal, the House in Lapa embodies a seamless blend of heritage and contemporary aesthetics. Designed by BAK GORDON arquitectos, this residential project artfully balances tradition and modernity while fostering family cohesion. Spanning multiple generations, the building showcases a connected yet private interior, where warm materials, spacious layouts, and abundant natural light create a welcoming atmosphere within this vibrant urban landscape.

Warren Street Townhouse Revitalizes 1880 Cobble Hill Brownstone

Wooden beams, built-in shelves, and a cozy seating area in this modern, open-concept space.

This 1880 townhouse in New York, NY, United States, features a minimalist design by Studio Vural, which draws inspiration from Japanese architecture. The home has a flowing interior, reinforced by hand-selected European Oak veneer sheets, travertine, and marble tiles. Aside from the floor plan and finishes, a fully glass bathroom enclosure in the main suite adds romance to the ambiance while large cutouts fill the home with natural light.

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