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An Architect’s Own Home Hidden Inside a Secret Garden (House Tour)

An architect’s own home hidden inside a secret garden unfolds as a deeply personal exploration of living in close connection with nature, set within the quiet seclusion of Mandeville Canyon in Los Angeles. Conceived as both refuge and reflection, the…
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arthur casas adapts speculative structure into wood-lined coastal house in brazil

Arthur Casas Rethinks an existing frame in brazil In Itajaí, Brazil, Arthur Casas transforms an unfinished speculative structure into Bravíssima House, a family home shaped by its steep, green site overlooking Praia Brava. The studio keeps most of the existing…
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This Garden Apartment Treats Architecture as Aperture

Architecture, when reframed, is about space rather than walls; it does not enclose, but reveals. The Garden Apartment by ArandaLasch, reimagines the domestic interior as a calibrated aperture: a sequence of frames, thresholds, and volumes that attune everyday life to…
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This House Is Made From One Block… But It Does Everything

At first, it looks simple. But everything here is made from the same concrete block. The Capuchinas House, in Mexico, takes one material and turns it into structure, facade, and light filter. Read another article:Design Trends for Creating a Vacation…
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The Municipal Grand Hotel Opens in Savannah

When one thinks of Savannah, they picture cobblestone streets enveloped in draping Spanish moss and lined with Antebellum-era, Georgian-style row houses. What they might not realize is that this compact, historically significant, and undeniably haunted port town is also home…
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Designer Unveils How the Burning Man Temple Will Look in 2026, and It’s Inspired by a Rare Flower

The legendary Burning Man is a temporary city that is reconstructed, in differing forms, year after year. Artists and architects build structures with the intention of removing them. How can they impart meaning to something that will soon be dismantled? For 2026,…
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steel pavilion extends historic farmhouse on australia’s monaro plateau

monaro plateau homestead restores 19th century stone cottage Rodney Moss and Josh Mulford Architects, in collaboration with Sally Hieatt Interiors, complete a family farmhouse on the Monaro Plateau in Australia, near Canberra. Designed as a contemporary extension to an existing…
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How to Design a Home That Feels Like a Sanctuary with Ome Dezin (Design Masterclass)

How to design a home begins with understanding how space supports daily life, shaping both movement and emotional wellbeing. In the Kent Project by Ome Dezin, this approach is realised through a reworking of layout, materiality and light to create…
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It Looks Closed Off… But It’s Wide Open Inside

At first glance, it looks completely closed, but once you step inside, everything changes. The Sion House, in Mexico, is built on a small and irregular site. Read another article:Design Trends for Creating a Vacation Vibe at HomeInstead of fighting…
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10 Affordable and Modern 2 Story Tiny House You Can Buy Under $75K (Move-In Ready)

Two stories. Rooftop deck. Fully furnished. Delivered to your door. And all under $75K.This isn’t a concept — these are real container homes you can buy right now and move into within days. Featured homes from Livorohaus:1. 1BHK Duplex Prefab…
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30 Luxury Furniture Brands to Visit in Milan 2026

Every April, the global design community gathers in Milan, a city that transforms into a living gallery where innovation meets heritage. For professional interior designers, architects, and luxury enthusiasts, navigating hundreds of exhibitions requires thoughtful curation. That is why we…
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Top 20 Interior Design Trends You’ll See at Milan Design Week

Every year, Milan Design Week becomes the ultimate platform for innovation, creativity, and craftsmanship. Visitors can explore the Top 20 Interior Design Trends that will define interiors for 2026. From immersive installations to sculptural furniture and experimental lighting, these trends…
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Architect Designs a Home 20 Years in the Making (House Tour)

An architect designs a home as a deeply personal and evolving response to place, memory and family life. Located in Melbourne, this project by SJB reflects a 20-year relationship between architect and client, resulting in a residence that is both…
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an arched pink bridge of happiness revives public park in shanghai

bridge of happiness in china connects city and park Xi Bridge, also known as the Bridge of Happiness, is a pedestrian structure in Huashan Greenland in Shanghai, China. The bridge spans a narrow stream and sits within a dense grove…
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BRABBU at Salone del Mobile 2026

Exhibiting a carefully curated collection of furniture and décor that embodies strength, emotion, and craftsmanship. This year, the brand’s pavilion has been designed to immerse visitors in environments where each piece tells a story and every texture evokes a feeling,…
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You Have to Walk Over Water to Enter This House

Before you even reach the front door, something feels different. The path begins in a garden and leads through a series of shallow reflecting pools. To enter the house, you have to walk over water. Read another article:Design Trends for…
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Inside a Courtyard Home That Feels Like a Private World (House Tour)

Inside a courtyard home that feels like a private world, Bournian Residence by Rise Architecture reimagines suburban living through a deeply personal and considered approach. Located in Strathmore, Victoria, this project departs from conventional Australian residential architecture, instead drawing on…
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five material-driven kinetic sculptures don’t just move, they respond

how can materials generate movement, behavior, interaction? Material Interactions is a collaborative project by Nadya Suvorova and Heidi Jalkh, presenting a series of five kinetic sculptures that explore the role of materials as active components within design systems. Rather than…