The House Between Trees in Brazil, designed by Ateliê de Arquitetura Líquida, demonstrates how sensitive design can turn a difficult site into a striking and functional home. The architects responded to the lot’s irregular geometry with carefully angled volumes and two rotating blind blocks that create privacy without cutting the house off from its natural … Read more

Lindis Lodge: Sustainable Luxury in New Zealand’s Southern Alps The Southern Alps of New Zealand are a place of breathtaking scale and quiet drama. There, where mountain ridges meet wide glacial valleys, stands Lindis Lodge — a luxurious five-bedroom retreat conceived to sit gently within this remarkable landscape. Designed by Architecture Workshop, the lodge responds … Read more

There are many directions a renovation can take when updating an older home in need of new life. This post‑war house in Australia takes a thoughtful approach, pairing the warmth of timber with a contemporary interior and sculptural design gestures that immediately draw the eye. The street façade, reimagined by Julie Firkin Architects, retains its … Read more

Project Albatross — A Beachside Retreat in Mermaid Beach, Gold Coast Project Albatross in Mermaid Beach, Queensland, is a refined coastal retreat that balances open-air living with polished interior luxury. Perched on the Gold Coast, this beach house was conceived to embrace ocean views and the rhythm of coastal life. Designed by BGD Architects, the … Read more

Minimalism is more than a design trend—it’s a lifestyle that values clarity, purpose, and calm. Two of the most influential minimalist approaches in contemporary interiors are Scandinavian minimalism and Japanese minimalism. Both prioritize simplicity, functionality, and beauty, yet they arrive at these goals through different philosophies and design choices. Whether you prefer the warm, cozy … Read more

The world has fallen for industrial style all over again. The era of glossy, highly polished surfaces is giving way to an appreciation for raw textures: exposed brick, metal finishes and textured walls that celebrate imperfections. After the earlier Social Kitchen concept, Diesel’s latest bathroom collection, Diesel Open Workshop for Scavolini, continues this trend with … Read more

In the opening days of the year, many design conversations focus on color palettes and interior trends for living rooms, bedrooms and kitchens. One striking trend that’s shaping bathrooms now is the return of the freestanding bathtub. Once exclusive and costly, the standalone tub has become more accessible, and architects and homeowners are embracing it … Read more

This is often the quiet stretch of the year when parties slow down after early summer, but before long the fall calendar, the holidays and New Year’s bring the entertaining season back in full swing. Now is the perfect moment to add that small home bar you’ve been imagining. If space is tight, don’t abandon … Read more

As the holidays end and the thought of taking down festive decorations looms, here’s a gentle reminder: you don’t have to box up your winter decor on New Year’s Day. In fact, when the temperatures drop in January and February, keeping a warm, inviting atmosphere at home becomes even more important. Below are practical, stylish … Read more

Like many people, I try to keep a spotless home, but every house has its trouble spots. For me, that’s the shower. I’m preparing to recaulk the tub to get a fresh start, and I want the whole shower to stay clean and gleaming long after the new caulk is in place. This article gathers … Read more