A minimalist silhouette allows the distinctive veining and timeless character of Italian travertine to take center stage in our coffee table. Resting on a recessed plinth, the elemental geometric form is handcrafted of slabs of stone then polished for a glossy finish.
Image 4 of 19 from gallery of Half House / Projekt V Arhitektura. Photograph by Projekt V Arhitektura
Image 1 of 27 from gallery of Productive Floating House - La Balsanera / Natura Futura Arquitectura + Juan Carlos Bamba. Photograph by Francesco Russo
Previously seen on our viral pages for designing the Ipes House in São Paulo, Brazil, South
Image 12 of 21 from gallery of Chã House / Pablo Pita Arquitectos. Photograph by José Campos
Image 10 of 21 from gallery of Wohnhaus DRV / Roeck Architekten. Photograph by Dominik Rossner
Completed in 2021 in Canada. Images by Ema Peter. Located in the vibrant, historic North End of Halifax, Nova Scotia on a narrow and abandoned lot. In the decades prior, the adjacent property was the...
Image 18 of 34 from gallery of House D / HHF Architects. Photograph by Tom Bisig
Image 26 of 32 from gallery of Floating Cubes / YounghanChung Architects. Floor Plan
A mordern and customised kitchen with XGlass Metal, a technology that is unalterable over time thanks to highly resistant glass and easy cleaning.
Let's just be honest. As lovely as it is with all that gently curving teak and those clean lines, midcentury modern can be a little, well, stark at times. At its best it is filled with color, art and playfulness. At its worst, it has a bleak Soviet vibe. These midcentury beauties manage to do it just right — to maintain their true midcentury cred without sacrificing whimsy, personality and color. In some cases they are downright cozy, proving that midcentury does not have to adhere to a lockstep minimalism to be authentic.
