This Prefab Home is 2800 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 4 and half bathrooms and 2 living rooms. It was built in a wildfire zone and the owners took 4 steps to protect it from should a fire come through the area. Watch the full video here:
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Danish Riviera House is a minimal residence located near Copenhagen, Denmark, designed by Pieter Kleinmann. The…
We are always on the search for new ideas that help change the old into the new and bring new possibilities to existing spaces. Generally, it is the attic and the basements that are often transformed into fabulous living paces, second bedrooms and additional areas that come in mighty handy. But there are occasions when […]
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Today, we embark on an exploration of 10 affordable tiny prefab homes for minimalist living. MujiMuji…
Situated on a triple-lot in Boulder’s Newlands neighborhood, this 3200 SF home was designed for a young couple looking to start a family and develop a property well-positioned for future resale in the Boulder real estate market. Our challenge was to preserve as much of the yard as possible while creating a 4BR, 3.5BA home that grouped master suite and kids’ bedrooms on a single floor, and accommodated a private guest suite, ample living areas, open kitchen, and detached garage with small studio space above. The gabled-roof design and divided light windows nod to the vernacular of adjacent properties while charred and stained cypress siding offers a distinctly contemporary tone. A long, horizontal volume stretches across the front perimeter of the property, concealing the large outdoor space behind. The design relies on standard wood framing to optimize budget without compromising form, and allows owners ample room to both grow their family and enjoy a fluid connection between indoor and outdoor areas.
Remember the days when we were allowed to take work home once in a while and that day felt special as you kicked back, did only what was absolutely must for that day and felt like you got rewarded with a ‘cheat day’ of sorts? Well, thanks to a raging global pandemic those days are […]
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The designers embraced the trailer’s heyday by outfitting it with vintage furniture and decor.