Splinter Society designed the Gardener's House where architecture and landscape are inextricably linked, offering a serene and inspiring environment in Melbourne.
Jorge Brown Cott reimagines a Brooklyn townhouse by seamlessly marrying domestic comfort with the aesthetic allure of its surrounding art.
The renovated 1920s center-hall colonial – the Ginko House – has undergone a major transformation while retaining some of its original charm.
In Czech Republic's Lípa nad D?evnicí, the Hytta cabin is a modern oasis designed to help you find uninterrupted time for creativity, reflection, and relaxation.
With emphasis on functionality and city views, this 18th floor apartment in Poznan blends minimalism, a natural palette, and custom details.
A lakefront villa in India blurs the indoors with nature through jaw-dropping water views from every space, including a playful suspended net and a floating staircase.
Whether you're ready to dip a toe or jump into the abyss, here are 10 modern black kitchens that might just tempt you to the dark side!
Polish design firm mode:lina designs the Hilltop House resembling a modern barn with a hidden garage in a hill all surrounded by trees.
Splinter Society thought creatively when designing an addition to the Tear Away House in Melbourne via the use of an unfinished concrete wall.
A California-like bungalow in Australia is renovated and given a new addition that helps reestablish a connection to the outdoor garden.
When a friend asked Chua Architecture to design his 1st house, he designed a beautiful, open + airy home within its green surroundings.
Atelier SAD and Iveta Zachariášová designed this modern house in Rašovka, Czech Republic with a cork facade, concrete walls, and an aluminum roof.
Splinter Society reimagined a simple white cottage into the Hose House in a dramatic black and white color scheme.
Marasovic Arhitekti renovated Apartment v2 in the Koper, Slovenia with a 2nd facade of windows allowing light to the back rooms.
An Australia residence with a blackened facade that takes a gentle architectural approach to respect the site's distinctive landscape.
