Best House Design

Series 7 Chair Design
Series 7 designed in 1955 by Arne Jacobsen is the flagship of Fritz Hansen’s collection.
It has many selection for colors such as (in lacquer or lazur) include: black, deep blue, indigo, dark grey, pearl, silk, ivory, white, petrol, turquoise, ice blue, lemon lime, lime, sunny yellow, rose, magenta, red, dark red.

It’s the art and the architecture that characterize the contemporary ArtScreen Box house in New York’s Hudson Valley. Designed by FT Architecture + Interiors, this modern, innovative home showcases a striking photograph by artist Joni Sternbach, transforming the home’s facade into a collection of waves, peacefully trapped in time.

This architecturally scaled photo, which is [...]

1001 All Time Best Selling Home Plans Whether you're planning a self-build or preparing to contract-out, this is the onestop resource for your perfect home plan. In fact, if you can't find it here, it probably doesn't exist! This is a truly massive catalogue of home plans, over 700-pages featuring in excess of 1,000 designs, ...

This project is a contemporary minimalistic houses designed by Arthur Casas located in Iparonga, Brazil. With warm Cumaru wood paneling exterior, House in Iporanga is an architect’s residence in the middle of the forest. “I always wanted a house in the middle of the forest, in a place where I could relax and recharge my [...]

Takei-Nabeshima-Architects (TNA architects) have designed Stage House, a weekend House in Karuizawa, Nagano, Japan. The house that merge with the nature.
. The relationship between inside and out is important to create seamless indoor-outdoor living. This hudge wall of glass allow you to look straight into the forest, so the whole house appears to dissolve into [...]

The Inner Harmony of the Japanese House With the possible exception of the woodblock print, no other aspect of Japanese culture has been so widely embraced outside Japan as the traditional Japanese home. Interior decorators, architects, and homeowners from the West have been borrowing from Japanese architecture since Frank Lloyd ...

Feldbalz designed by Gus Wüstemann, a three-storey sculpture that contains the family life overlooking the Lake Zurich, Switzerland, where everybody meets and circulates on the first floor.

The sculpture separates the parent’s area which is on the top and the children’s area which lies underneath. The children live in the garden where everything is white, happy, [...]