Casa Soleto – a minimal vacation home in Puglia

Studio Andrew Trotter is a multi-disciplinary office working on international projects from architecture and interior design to product design and design consultancy. With simplicity at the heart of its ideas and a true belief that any design should belong to the place where it is built, works such as Masseria Moroseta and Villa Cardo quickly […]

A metal partition wall in a minimal home

One of the articles I got emailed most about lately is the one where I show a wooden room divider: One size fits all room divider in Oak It shows that many of you are looking for ways to close off areas in your home, while maintaining optimal light and contact with the other spaces. […]

A gentle dance between warmth and minimalism by Zachit

In one of my previous posts I showed you some projects by Zachit Tshuva. An earlier post about a beautiful monochrome home is still really popular among you. Have a look here if you missed it: A monochrome home with soft and natural materials Today I have another project to show you.  Zachit Tshuva was so […]

A Tulum inspired home by Modern Nest

Modern Nest created ‘Tulum House’ A home inspired by the likes of Tulum, Mexico in Cactus Corridor, Scottsdale. Earthy materials such as natural woods and stones were used to really give the home warmth and character. Balancing those earthy elements large scale window walls in the main living space were installed to open completely allowing […]

A large backyard living space

Although we have a fantastic Summer in the Netherlands, giving us the option to have lots of outdoor activities and dining al fresco as the Italians say, space is limited in the city. To give you an idea, my own outdoor patio is just a bit larger than 15 m2. There won’t be many homes […]

A concrete home by architect Mao Shen Chiang

Considering himself an architect artist, Mao Shen Chiang never repeats any work. I previously showed the beautiful Taiwanese tea lab by his hand. Each building grows as an individualist, yet a common trait for his work is his love for concrete. As a concrete-connaisseur, he most often opts for exposed concrete as it embodies his […]

A spacious bed and bathroom in Copenhagen

Kolon loft by Norm Architects

Norm Architects renovated a private family home dating back to 1918 in Copenhagen. A calm refuge in the busy city for the family. The completely remodelled space has been created with a central axis, that allows you to view the entirety of first floor and let the gaze travel from one end to the other, […]

The light East Village studio of Maggie Holladay

Home of Holladay off Claude Home

Neutral colours and free-form shapes define the interior of vintage purveyor Maggie Holladay off Claude Home. Next to her own finds, she chose several products from the Maiden Home collection for her light and overall white East Village studio. Maggie Holladay, a former fashion editor for i-D Magazine, turned her hobby of vintage shopping into […]