Take advantage of the sunny season with a fully furnished outdoor area. Whether you have the space for a sprawling weatherproof sectional or just enough room for an intimate conversation set, this collection from the Houzz Shop has all you need for op…
Salami Nasrin has an awesome style for presenting his projects. All of the architect have different styles which make them more recognizable. Thus, Nasrin uses a very interesting way to express his ideas and…
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Recently I asked Houzz users to post photos of their Little Free Libraries, and I was bowled over by the response. More than 50,000 of these book-sharing boxes exist worldwide, in every U.S. state…
Contemporary Japanese homes are a balance between the country’s traditional values of organizing spaces and architectural innovation that is constantly on the move. They challenge the norms of how to occupy places, pushing the envelope for what it means to have a minimal, “micro-living”. Through experiments small and smaller, residential projects in Japan shed new light on how we go about our daily routines and rituals at home and question urbanites on what we can do with the space we have.
Contemporary Japanese homes are a balance between the country’s traditional values of organizing spaces and architectural innovation that is constantly on the move. They challenge the norms of how to occupy places, pushing the envelope for what it means to have a minimal, “micro-living”. Through experiments small and smaller, residential projects in Japan shed new light on how we go about our daily routines and rituals at home and question urbanites on what we can do with the space we have.
Lend some fancy to your dining with these cool shot glasses that have real bullets embedded in them! They are available for purchase on Amazon. Also recommended: 50 Unique Wine Glasses
French office Studio mAAb has transformed a single-storey apartment in the city of Rennes into a duplex by incorporating a pair of wooden volumes and a mezzanine walkway into the former attic space. Studio mAAb updated the interior of the top-floor apartment for a couple with a child who wanted a space that can evolve
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