Monthly Archives: December 2021

Double Void House by JDA Studio Architects

Double Void House is a project designed by JDA Studio Architects. The approach for this project is one of constraint, warm modern and a pared back approach to the substantial alterations and additions in Pymble, NSW. The soft palette receives light though a large void with a cantilevered staircase and bridge. This creates a link to a new parents retreat on one side and a sitting gallery space on the other.
Adding to the dramatic spaces are a linear line of high tensile cables installed to the stair treads spanning through one side of the void and vertical hanging planters through the other. Photography by Jamie Caputo.

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Laurel Way by Whipple Russell Architects

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Laurel Way is a project designed by Whipple Russell Architects. One aesthetic idea driving the creation of Laurel Way was that each room or space should be a jewel box, an individually conceived, precisely functional and dramatic sensory experience with its own depth of architecture. photography by William MacCollum, Art Gray.

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Black House by Mitsuori Architects

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This residential project was designed by Mitsuori Architects to extend and transform a conservative heritage home in inner suburban Melbourne into a dynamic space for a young family. Our challenge was to create an exciting yet functional family home that reflected our client’s preference for a sleek design aesthetic and love of the colour black. Photography Michael Kai.

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Vila Madalena’s apartment by Carolina Bordonco

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Interior designer Carolina Bordonco redesigned the environments and made the property more comfortable and more like a home. In the living room, practical furniture and side tables and beanbags make the environment flexible. Even the swivel chair was purposeful to make it easier to move around when there are more people. Furniture all by Dunelli and carpet by Casa Frato Decor. Photography by Kadu Lopes.

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Colorful Apartment by Diego Revollo

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Colorful Apartment is a project designed by Diego Revollo. A practical, comfortable and relaxed home was the desire of the young couple when looking for the office to design the interiors of their 180m2 apartment in São Paulo, acquired still in the plan. In order to meet the specific demands of the clients and enhance their sensivities, the project was developed throughout the construction process of the property, to enable maximum customization of the unit with the construction company. Photography by Renato Navarro.

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Red Hill by InForm

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Red Hill is a project designed by InForm. Located on a sloping site set amongst the gum trees in Red Hill, the design is a direct response to its surroundings. Working with the natural topography, the house is divided into a series of stepped floor plates around a central courtyard. The tiered floors zone the interior spaces which offer unique views of the surrounding native bushland. photography by @jamesgeer

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Garden apartment by Inbar Menaged

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Garden apartment is a project designed by Inbar Menaged. Photography by Tal Nisim

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95 Mackay Laneway House by Gabriel Fain Architects

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Designed by Gabriel Fain Architects, in collaboration with Globizen Studio, the new two storey laneway house at 95 Mackay is a study in compact living. This laneway rental unit squeezes all the functions of a downtown Toronto condo onto two 450 square-foot floorplates. The main floor consists of a kitchen, dining room, living room and powder room. A vibrant mint green stair connects to the second floor with a full bathroom, bedroom, closets and a small office space. Photography by Gabriel Fain Architects.

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Anzac Bay House by JDA Studio Architects

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This island residence is designed by JDA Studio Architects to be an oasis for a young family perched on the banks of Anzac Bay, Waiheke Island, fifty kilometres across Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf. The design provides constant framed views of its surroundings and offers a warm, modern approach appropriate to island life. Photography by Simon Devitt.

*Digital Process : Kahn@Pixsolution.co.nz

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Picadilly House by Mountford Williamson Architecture

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This home designed by Mountford Williamson Architecture in the Adelaide Hills was carefully sited to make the most of views across the neighbouring vineyard and beyond. The ‘L’ shaped floorplan creates protected outdoor space and works with the topography of the site. A central living space separates the kid’s and parents zones. Photography by David Sievers, Jacqui Way.