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Echo Villa by Peny Hsieh Interiors

Echo Villa by Peny Hsieh Interiors

Echo Villa is a house located in Taiwan that uses earthy tones and curvilinear forms to emphasise the relationship between architecture and nature. The residence features a 9-meter-high entryway, flowing arcs and a black stone tub that becomes a still mountain pool. Designed by Peny Hsieh Interiors in 2025, the design concept is “Echo of the Earth,” which uses mountain forms and natural rhythms to blend the indoors and outdoors and elevate the daily experience of living art.

Arthaus by Two Arquitetura

FeaturedArthaus by Two Arquitetura

Two Arquitetura designed the Arthaus apartment in São Paulo, Brazil, and created a home that intertwines art and comfort. The 750-square-metre residence flows fluidly from room to room, seamlessly integrating various art forms and blending numerous styles, while also remaining a comfortable space for the residents. Boiseries, lighting, and custom carpentry enhance the aesthetics and functionality and provide a backdrop for the couple’s passion for collecting.

ZN Prototype House by Desai Chia Architecture

ZN Prototype House by Desai Chia Architecture

Set against the tranquil scenery of Litchfield, CT, the ZN Prototype House crafted by Desai Chia Architecture unveils a groundbreaking perspective on contemporary living. Finalized in 2021, this architectural wonder is designed as a multifaceted assembly of components, allowing for swift construction at diverse locations, featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a storage room, and a freestanding guest house. The home’s design beautifully emphasizes warm materials, modern aesthetics, and expansive views.

Villa MM B8 by A Plus Villas

FeaturedVilla MM B8 by A Plus Villas

Set in the breathtaking hills of Monte Mayor in Benahavis, Spain, Villa MM B8 embraces the captivating beauty of nature and contemporary design, masterfully crafted by A Plus Villas. This refined house seamlessly integrates open spaces and warm textures into its inviting interiors, ensuring every area flows harmoniously into the next. Combining large glass panels and natural materials, Villa MM B8 blurs the boundaries between the stunning surroundings and its elegant living spaces.

Bivacco Brédy Offers Warmth and Shelter High in the Mountains

Bivacco Brédy Offers Warmth and Shelter High in the Mountains

Bivacco Brédy is an innovative cabin located in the mountains of Italy by BCW Collective, designed in 2021. The structure is a memorial to Claudio Brédy, an alpinist who tragically lost his life in a climbing accident, symbolizing landscape appreciation and the alpine quality of his life. It features a welcoming interior, with wood panelling and climbing cord bunks, that connects to the stunning views of surrounding mountain peaks.

Minty House by Fluid Glass

FeaturedMinty House by Fluid Glass

Minty House stands as a remarkable renovation by Fluid Glass that takes place in London, United Kingdom. The real estate type, house, underwent a transformation in 2024, focusing on spaciousness and individuality. Emphasizing a coherent design, the transformation includes distinctive elements such as expansive sliding doors, a curved glass bay window, and creatively designed skylights, merging Victorian heritage with contemporary design features.

House with Double-Height Living Room by Ronnie Friedman

House with Double-Height Living Room by Ronnie Friedman

This house, located in Nahariya, Israel, was designed by Ronnie Friedman in 2020. The clean design style provides maximum privacy and separation from the street due to the dense nature of the surrounding neighborhood. This house features an enclosed façade that creates a transitional space to reinforce intimacy and detachment from the street, framing views toward a distant horizon visible from the upper floor.

Mishmar David 1 House by Ronnie Friedman

FeaturedMishmar David 1 House by Ronnie Friedman

The Mishmar David 1 house was designed in 2019 by Ronnie Friedman for a couple in their forties with three children. Located in Mishmar David, Israel, the house incorporates raw materials and clean lines. Exposed concrete walls define the public areas and separate the private side of the house, which includes a basement unit “mostly buried” beneath due to the topography of the land.

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