The Cornwall Cabin in Cornwall, Connecticut, stands as a modern retreat crafted by architect Robert Luntz of Resolution: 4 Architecture. Designed in 2017 for a Manhattan mother and daughter, this prefabricated cabin combines low-maintenance living with elegance. Its south-facing, expansive windows and cedar brise-soleil harmonize light and landscape. The interior, featuring rustic cedar, custom walnut millwork, and porcelain tiles, adds warmth and durability.
This sustainable home perfectly blends indoor and outdoor living, epitomizing contemporary country life.
North Fork Bay House in Laurel, Long Island, New York, stands as a testament to modern modular design. Created by Robert Luntz, this prefab beach house serves as a weekend getaway for a Brooklyn family and a seasonal retreat for their Florida-based grandparents.
With its prime location near Great Peconic Bay, the home blends multigenerational functionality with the charm of coastal living. The design emphasizes open-plan spaces filled with natural light, leading to sun-drenched decks. Durability meets style in its construction, featuring Kynar-coated aluminum and warm cedar, ideal for the coastal environment.
Elevated to offer stunning bay views and protect against potential flooding, the house is a perfect fusion of innovative design and thoughtful integration with the surrounding landscape.
Step into the In-Kind House in Seattle, designed by GO’C in a stunning Japanese style. This serene home, nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, showcases an exquisite blend of modern architecture and natural beauty.
With a high shed roof and expansive windows, it bathes in natural light, while large doors open to a lush garden, extending the living space outdoors. Inside, the playful use of finishes and white-oak cabinetry brings a harmonious yet vibrant feel, epitomizing comfort and elegance in every corner.
Discover the Hale Akoakoa Residence in Kauai, Hawaii, a striking example of vernacular architecture by Eerkes Architects. This unique house is masterfully perched on a hillside, offering breathtaking views of the South Shore.
Designed as a trio of interconnected ‘islands’, it harmoniously integrates with the challenging topography. The central island, hosting the main living areas and a chic swimming pool, stands proudly along the ridge’s center. Encircled by two bedroom wings, the Primary Suite overlooks a tranquil valley, while the guest rooms enjoy sunrise and vast ocean vistas.
Hale Hali’a Aloha Residence, crafted by Eerkes Architects, stands as a 2023 architectural marvel in Princeville, Hawaii. Embracing Kaua’i’s breathtaking scenery, the house offers panoramic views of Kalihiwai Bay and Kilauea Point.
Its unique design features sloped and flat roofs, integrating with the lush greenery. The interior boasts an internal garden with views of Hihimanu peak and waterfalls, while adaptable wooden screens on the exterior harmonize with Hawaii’s diverse climate, creating a tranquil tropical retreat.
The Shift House, redesigned by Dunn Architecture Studio in Los Angeles, CA, blends historic charm with modern design. This transformed 1946 home features a unique alignment, expanded living spaces, a striking blue-screen-wrapped stairway, and a garden-facing family room. Highlighted by oak cabinets and Heath Ceramics, it culminates in a secluded deck with stunning city and mountain views, epitomizing modern, comfortable living.
Riverside Drive Apartment in New York, skillfully redesigned by Studio ST Architects, merges mid-century modern design with family functionality.
Spanning 2,500-square-foot (232 sq m), this home features a revamped layout with a spacious foyer, enlarged kitchen, and a cozy family room den. The interior boasts white oak flooring, walnut wood accents, and Arabescato Corchia stone vanity tops, capturing a warm, sophisticated atmosphere. Details like Stone Source’s porcelain tiles and Porcelanosa’s mosaic bathroom tiles add a touch of elegance, catering to a growing family’s needs.
Discover The Solaire in New York, NY – a pioneering 29-story residential high-rise reimagined for the future by Cookfox Architects. Originally a trailblazer in sustainability with its LEED Platinum certification, The Solaire now undergoes a transformative redesign. This overhaul not only emphasizes health and wellness but also integrates biophilic elements, enhancing the connection between its occupants and the vibrant Battery Park City.
Experience a new level of urban living where the focus is on communal spaces, natural light, and an organic relationship with the Hudson River and nearby parks.
