Angular Beach Home That Blends In With The Dunes

Angular Beach Home That Blends In With The Dunes
This home, a half-sunk diamond, is experienced very differently from each of its sides. The house is seamlessly integrated into the landscape, at once blending in and sticking out. Solar panels are discretely tucked into the dunes next to the house, and passive building techniques maximize energy efficiency and improve insulation. Each room in the... 
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Copa Luxury Beach House For A Relaxing Vacation

Copa Luxury Beach House For A Relaxing Vacation
It’s almost summer and beaches are a dream of everybody! This is Copa Luxury Beach house, it’s a place where you’ll forget all the problems and relax completely in style and comfort. The interior is modern with bright touches, window walls allow enjoying the amazing views, they let the light in. Light natural wood, wicker... 
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Modern Scandinavian Beach House Decorated With Washed Wood

Modern Scandinavian Beach House Decorated With Washed Wood
This modern Scandinavian beach house is a great example how cool decorating with washed wood is. Who knew that it can bring a modern mood and elegance to interior design… This Scandinavian-influenced home is built around 1980. There is wood everywhere in it – wood walls, wood floors, wood furniture and so on. Most of... 
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Natural Minimalism in Open Beach House Design – Laranjeiras House by Marcio Kogan

Natural Minimalism in Open Beach House Design – Laranjeiras House by Marcio Kogan
Marcio Kogan is Brazil’s designer who create beautiful modern house designs in minimalist and natural style. This house in Laranjeiras, neighborhood located in the Southern Zone of Rio de Janeiro, is one of his latest works which combines both styles in one beach house. Ultra wide openings and imperceptibly transition between indoors and outdoors what... 
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Beach House Made of Wood and Surrounded by Desks

Beach House Made of Wood and Surrounded by Desks
This beach house was inspired by well-known Bay Area architect William Wurster, who designed the earlier home that burned down on the site. It’s designed by Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Architects to capture the spirit of the original house while meeting seismic codes and federal requirements for homes in high-risk coastal zones. The structure sits on... 
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