Discover Camp MINOH, a stunning retreat designed by William Kaven Architecture, located near Charlevoix, Michigan on the picturesque shores of Lake Michigan.
This rugged yet tranquil haven features a unique combination of concrete, charred wood, glass, and steel, embracing the natural beauty of its lakeside surroundings. Perfect for extended family gatherings, Camp MINOH offers a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living spaces, providing an unforgettable getaway experience.
Discover the beauty of the Re-Open House, a stunning mid-century remodel by Matt Fajkus Architecture, located in the heart of Austin, Texas.
This single-story house features an open floor plan, natural materials, and a seamless connection to nature. Respecting the original home’s scale and style, the renovation creates a space that is both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional, celebrating the owner’s personality and collections.
Waterfront Pavilion is a contemporary masterpiece that blends interior design, architecture, and landscape into a seamless whole. Designed by Garret Cord Werner in 2019, this waterfront residence is located in San Juan County, Washington, and sculpted into the bedrock to interface elegantly with the surrounding environment.
The curated palette of materials reflects the natural elements, with natural stone entering the interior spaces as a unique feature. The grand pavilion offers expansive views of the water and each space is designed to frame the surrounding natural beauty.
Choeff Levy Fischman‘s Waterfront Residence in Miami Beach, Florida, is a stunning two-story, six-bedroom, 10-bathroom home with luxurious amenities and breathtaking views.
The contemporary design style perfectly blends mid-century modern motifs with Miami Beach style, creating a truly unique masterpiece.
Introducing the Jewel Box Residence, a stunning two-story modern residence designed by the renowned firm Ogawa Fisher Architects.
Located in the tech hub of Palo Alto, California, this compact lot challenged the opposing needs of house vs. yard, but the architects embraced the border between closed and open, creating a sense of protection and comfort to the exterior while bringing the experience of the outdoors inside.
The young couple who commissioned the project desired a home that would be their sanctuary outside their busy professional lives and a place that could serve as a modern backdrop for personal design experimentation while supporting the wife’s growing business as a floral designer and owner of an online boutique, Slow Sunday, selling modern, minimalist Japanese wares.
Introducing the Bluebonnet House: A stunning Tudor-style residence in Houston, Texas by Mary Patton Design.
With its eloquent mix of traditional and modern elements, this nearly 100-year-old space offers five bedrooms and five bathrooms, original brick-lined archways, wood-beamed ceilings, and more. Learn more about this beautiful house and its fascinating history in our latest blog post.
Designed by DDG and developed by DDG and partner Global Holdings, 180 East 88th Street is a stunning condominium located in Manhattan’s coveted Carnegie Hill neighborhood.
Featuring expansive residences with breathtaking skyline and Central Park views, the property boasts luxurious amenities, including a temperature-controlled wine room, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and an indoor soccer field and basketball court. The building pays homage to the lost art of traditional craftsmanship while maintaining a modern aesthetic and features over 600,000 handmade bricks from master brickworks Petersen Tegl in Denmark.
Worrell Yeung’sNorth Salem Farm project is a modern real estate barn house located in Westchester, New York.
Designed to be thoughtfully integrated into the agrarian landscape of Westchester County, the family home is a collection of new and existing buildings, gathered at the narrow, northwest side of an 8.7 acre triangular lot. The project, which was completed in 2022, showcases Worrell Yeung’s interest in expressing architectural volume through a simplification of the elements while echoing and updating the agrarian vernacular.
