Touring a 500 square foot prefab home with unique exterior, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and a loft at the Demo Park near Amsterdam. This home was built by ABC & D and the full tour including pricing is available here:
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There are a few homes where the walls end up stealing the spotlight and others where it is the majestic view outside that makes the biggest impact. Then there are apartments and urban residences where space-savvy design and detail leave you inspired. But it is not everyday that you come across a home that is […]
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Located in the leafy suburb of Subiaco, Western Australia, this project offers a considered look inside…
Prefabricated wooden cabins bring with them a host of advantages for those searching for simpler, eco-friendly…
Maximizing space does not mean you give up on aesthetics. This fabulous apartment in Beijing showcases how to get the job done as it turns a relatively small urban apartment into a charming and light-filled modern urban home. Built for a family of three, this Chinese apartment was designed by Hao Design keeping in mind […]
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Everyone loves a good escape, especially at a time when daily life has been defined by quarantining. A cozy home away from the city has never been more appealing. Today’s post is dedicated to cottage design. If you’ve heard the term “cottagecore”, you know that romanticizing life in the country has never been more popular. […]
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In 1961, Herman Miller and Alexander Girard opened the Textiles & Objects shop in New York, selling the preeminent designer’s exuberant fabrics and a handpicked selection of folk art.