Architecture firm Thompson + Baroni, together with Stephen Marshall Architects, have designed a pair of new houses that are located in Dulwich, an area of South East London. The houses sit side by side, and have large panels of frameless glass and wooden shutters. Let’s have a look at the interiors of one of […]
A technology-driven home-building company in California says it is “doing for homes what Tesla is doing for the car”. Cover produces customised, prefabricated backyard homes often referred to as accessory dwellings — touted by some as a way to increase density and provide affordable housing in growing metro areas. The small dwellings can be used
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Photography by Lisa Petrole Interior design firm +tongtong has collaborated with Owner/Chef David Lee to renovate the interiors of Nota Bene, a restaurant in Toronto, Canada. As part of the renovation, the designers came up with a unique custom designed wine display made from leather. Photography by Lisa Petrole The wine wall is made […]
Norm Architects have designed Frame, a collection of modular minimalist bathroom consoles that were inspired by the many raw DIY solutions found in some urban contemporary boutique hotels. Creating their own minimalist version of the bathroom vanity, the design is stripped back to the essentials, and features exposed structural elements, like the frame. […]
Unicity is the headquarters and research center of Carver Korea, a cosmetic business in South Korea. Carver Korea wants to make a splendid building design to show recent growth of the company.
Hey contemporist friends! Here’s a look at what’s getting a lot of attention on our Pinterest boards this week, so you can see what’s trending. By the way, you can follow contemporist on Pinterest – here. 1. Light wood stairs with glass railings lead to the upper floor of this modern home. Pin […]
‘Tree Tops’, a holiday bungalow built for an extended family of wild life enthusiasts, stands on an acre of land parcel in Tissamaharama, Southern Sri Lanka, overlooking the famous ‘Yala’ national park; famed for highest density of Leopards in the world.
A+Awards: South African studio SAOTA received a 2016 Architizer A+Award for this residence in Cape Town, which enjoys views of the area’s dramatic rock formations. The 2,023-square-metre house, named OVD 919, looks down over the city’s affluent beachside neighbourhoods Bantry Bay and Clifton from a lofty perch on a mountain known as Lion’s Head. “Nestled
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