Japanese Home With A Live-In Foundation

Japanese Home With A Live-In Foundation
This house is called M and was created by Takeru Shoji Architects in the Japanese city of Uonuma. It features small rooms suspended above a double-height living space, which sits in a “live-in foundation”. The home eschews the conventions for building in Uonuma, which has a climate characterized by hot, humid summers and cold winters... 
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Modern Home Extension For Art Collectors

Modern Home Extension For Art Collectors
This 19th century long house in Waterloo, Belgium, was transformed by architect Louis Paillard into a lived gallery space for a pair of art collectors. The project comprises a wood-clad extension with views toward a raised park, which gives the impression of an urban barn. The extension is an anamorphic, wood-clad house. Developed for a... 
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Eclectic New York Loft With A Vibrant Personality

Eclectic New York Loft With A Vibrant Personality
This extraordinary Manhattan loft which was recently renovated by designers Loukas Angelou and Vasso Asfi, and it’s a reflection of the owners’ diverse background, extrovert nature and vibrant personalities. Inspiration came right after meeting the loft’s new cosmopolitan occupants, as the two designers state, evolving into an elegantly choreographed interior underpinned by an eclectic aesthetic... 
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24 Practical And Space-Saving Murphy Desks

24 Practical And Space-Saving Murphy Desks
We continue sharing the coolest ways to save the space and add functionality to your home, and this roundup is dedicated to one of them – we’ll talk about Murphy desks. Like Murphy beds, these desks feature an item, which can be hidden until you need it but this time it’s a desktop. Advantages A... 
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Minimalist Apartment With A Subtle Playful Feel

Minimalist Apartment With A Subtle Playful Feel
Located in central Jaffa in Tel Aviv, Israel, this two-bedroom apartment was recently renovated by Studio ETN in order to create a thoroughly modern, light-filled home in tune with the lifestyle of its owners. Architect Eitan Cohen has channeled the neighborhood’s amalgamation of past and present by combining local materials and industrial references with a... 
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