Home professionals on Houzz say that over the last few years, homeowners have been rethinking the design features and elements that are best for their homes. The pandemic redefined what’s important for their clients. “Since people now have the option …
What does the usual construction of family houses in South Bohemian villages look like? Find the smallest possible plot of land, often in the forecourt of a large property. Build a small square house with a hipped roof on it as quickly as possible. Decorate it with burgundy concrete roof tiles and a blue or greenish facade. Surround the plot with a typical panel fence and plant thuja trees along it.
clad in cedar wood, the dwelling reveals familiar yet minimalist aesthetics that complement the terraced landscape.
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‘EDGE east side berlin’ office tower is conceived to be ‘one of the healthiest’ skyscrapers in germany.
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This couple loved the character of their 1930 Tudor home. But their main bathroom was a different story. A lavender toilet and tub and a pink pedestal sink sat juxtaposed with green and lavender tile. If that wasn’t enough, a dark walled-in shower, an…
Architecture studio Atelier SAD and interior designer Iveta Zachariášová have created a cork-clad family home in the Czech Republic, which was embedded into a grassy ridge. Atelier SAD and Zachariášová chose to clad the rural house in cork due to its thermal and weather-resistant properties, which it benefits from in its exposed setting. The house is
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Photography by Bresic Whitney Australian firm panda studio architecture has shared with us a project that they completed for their clients, who wanted to transform a single-storey terrace in a heritage conservation area and bring it up to modern standards. One of the design elements they chose to include is a wall of Bi-fold windows […]
The relationship between nature and design was at the forefront of many designers’ minds at the 2022 London Design Festival, which comprised numerous events across the capital. The beautiful intricacies found in the natural world were used as a starti…
The visual language of scientific laboratories informed the look of this blue-lit concept store in Monaco, which London firm Universal Design Studio has devised for skincare brand Biotherm. Set inside Monaco’s historic Oceanographic Institute, Blue Beauty Lab is where buyers and other industry insiders can come to expand their knowledge of the science underpinning Biotherm’s
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Recent statistics suggest that if someone lives until they are 80, around 72 of those years will be spent inside buildings. This makes sense if we bear in mind that, when not at home, humans are working, learning or engaging in fun activities mostly in enclosed, built settings. Contemplating current events, however, this number is expected to grow. In an increasingly chaotic and uncertain world, marked by the ongoing effects of climate change and the global pandemic, the desire to stay indoors in a protected, controlled and peaceful environment is stronger than ever. Architects face an important challenge: to create comfortable, productive and healthy interiors with well-regulated parameters, considering factors like indoor air quality, daylighting and biophilic features from the initial stages of design. Of course, this involves choosing materials sensitively and accordingly, whether it be by avoiding certain health-harming components or by integrating non-toxic products that soothe and promote wellness.
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