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Dramatic A-Frame Cabin On A Steep Slope

Dramatic A-Frame Cabin On A Steep Slope
The Charlevoix region of Québec features this new property overlooking the St Lawrence River about 20 minutes from Le Massif ski resort. Designed by Bourgeois / Lechasseur architectes, Cabin A rests on a steep slope with an A-frame design that gives nod to naval architecture after the team found inspiration in nautical communications. The cabin’s... 
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Best of 2016

10 Best Apartment Designs of 2016

10 Best Apartment Designs of 2016
Here are some great apartment designs that we’ve covered on DigsDigs during 2016. This large apartment was renovated by architect Beata Pultorak in the style that the owners wanted: Oriental. Oriental Apartment Where The Living Room Features Bold Red Brick Wall This fun apartment in Moscow is wonderfully eclectic and is filled with some awesome... 
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Minimalist home designs

Japanese Minimalist Apartment In Neutral Shades

Japanese Minimalist Apartment In Neutral Shades
The owners of this neutral apartment lived in Japan for several years and then returned to Moscow, and they wanted Japanese aesthetics and philosophy in their apartment, so it was designed semi-minimalist and full of neutrals. The designers created an ergonomic, light space without unnecessary details and color accents, but with the use of modern... 
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Chairs

Sibirjak Lounge Chair And Ottoman Made From Birchbark

Sibirjak Lounge Chair And Ottoman Made From Birchbark
Using a decades old Siberian handcraft, Russian designer Anastasiya Koshcheeva created a modern lounge chair made from birchbark. Birchbark is a natural material that’s flexible, durable, and strong, while also being water-repellent and antibacterial. Koshcheeva decided to reinterpret the tradition into a modern technique by using it for the material of the Sibirjak chair and... 
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Minimalist home designs

Stunning Studio With Minimal Aesthetic

Stunning Studio With Minimal Aesthetic
Russian designers continue proving that they aren’t worse at minimalist design than Japanese masters. This modern studio by Igor Sirotov is open-plan and with a flowing interior. The materials used are modern and bring minimalism: concrete, wood, marble and steel, while the color scheme is a little bit gloomy – white, gray and black. The... 
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