Great Waterfront House Plan in Victoria, British Columbia

September 25th, 2011

Having a huge house is something that only few can afford and wants, but this waterfront house design from famous Canadian architect Keith Baker may change your view.

You can see the waterfront house design in a house at Victoria, British Columbia. The 5,299-sq.-ft house that is made of steel, stone, glass, and wood occupied the huge area that could have been boring without this brilliant design.

You won’t really think that you can actually extend your living areas outside your house, but this design makes that possible. In addition, the design is perfectly added making this house one of a kind.

Aside from its glass walls the house is also surrounded with glass windows that add lighting’s to its interior. The windows will let sunlight pass during day time, and will make outside  lights visible during night time. These tiny windows will also give you the pleasure of witnessing nature even if you’re inside your house.

This house design is also perfect if you love to hang out on a terrace with a glass of wine, or simply hang out with your family or friends. The terrace will give you farther vision of your sorroundings. You can take a good look of the trees for that eye-relaxing feeling.

Waterfront house design is everything that you will need for a house. It’s a combination of modern materials  like glass, stone, wood. The design uses cherry wood for that additional warmth and natural feel. The exposed wood material also gives a distinctive cottage-chic style in every room.

The bottom line is, this house is something that you can love from the inside to the outside design. It’s a perfection that is achieved from the combination of different materials and concept in one design.

Waterfront house design is something you should get when you’re still planning to build your dream house.

Switzerland Elegant Dream House by tecARCHITECTURE

September 25th, 2011

Many of us are in loved with minimalist house design so we thought of getting this house design from Switzerland and Los Angeles for you. I can say that this house design is an out of the box idea.

You will never think that Swiss architecture can be this great and amazing. This inspiring architecture is an eye opener from a group of architects called tecARCHITECTURE: they are from Los Angeles and Switzerland and have proven that they have  a lot to offer.

You will be surprised or amazed upon seeing this house since it is formed like a table: the upper level of the house is flat with white paint, and it is supported by four legs.

Though this house is patterned after a table, you can’t underestimate this design. It will be give the convenience and the delight of viewing the entire interior of the house. The design will also offer you a good view of the pool and garden that surrounds it, while you’re sitting and relaxing inside.

This house design will also enchant you with its dramatic interior design: it is surrounded with hanging curtains, and white environment that includes its white painted floor.

Within its cantilevered upper design is a sheltered fireplace outside the house for that perfect escape during cold times. You can also hang out with family and friends in any weather since the place is located outside the house.

If you’re aiming for modern Swiss  house design, this one is highly recommended. It’s not only simple, but it also has that amazing and awesome design that will stand out among other house designs.

It’s always great to have a house that you can call unique and admirable. No matter where you go, you can see different house designs, but only some of those will stand out  like this amazing Swiss house design.

Credit: tecARCHITECTURE

Contemporary Cabin Design with Dynamic Exterior and Interior

September 9th, 2011

If you’re looking for a house design that will perfectly fit into an island dwelling, this cabin house design from the Norwegian architect Tommie Wilhelmsenn is perfect for you.

I consider this an extraordinay cabin design that is perfect when your area is above the see or overlooking the see. The cabin that is made of timber will give you a light aura. It’s more on the lighter side and coolness because it’s mainly made of wood.

The interior design of the house is designed to give you access to the outside view with its glass walls. This is perfect when you appreciate watching the sun shine. Of course who else would not appreciate such therapeutic sight.

The greatness of this cabin design does not stop there. It has a dark-stained sunken wood deck that sorrounds the house. It will work as a perfect outdoor hangout for your family and friends. You can talk about everything under the sun while enjoying the salty breeze from the see.

An artistic outdoor walkway sorrounds the cabin and leads to the roof of the house. The facade of the house is enhanced with a honey-colored wood that serves as its clothing for that additional environmental and organic look.

While the wood materials dominate the exterior of the house, the interior is streghthened by concrete walls. The walls give the house a modern touch and a cool edge. Of course there’s always the warmth of the wooden floor and ceiling. These are two contradicting materials that are perfectly combined in this cool house cabin design.

The folding glass doors make its sun-lit interior possible. A setting that will take you to another place as the light of the sun penetrates the inner portion of the house. The light of the sun will add warmth and color to this already brilliant design.

Classic Vintage Bookcase Furniture by Munkii

September 9th, 2011

While others think that the past should be left behind, there are also things in the past that is worth keeping until today. I am talking about a bookcase from  Munkii that comes with a vintage design.

Old things are now kept in the museum or in the attics of home owners, but  when it comes to design nothing can be old or new. You can always incorporate old designs to modern appliances for that unique visual and feeling in your room.

Munkii comes with a bookcase that will add style to your room, may it be your office or your study room. I call this keeping your books and all reading materials  in style. It’s true that bookcases appear in different styles, but nothing beats the  style of the Munkii’s Vintage bookcase.

Jaren Goh conceptualized the design of this bookcase, and he successfully combined classical forms of furnitures into one perfect piece of art. You won’t expect that a bookcase will appear this great.

The Vintage bookcase follows the twist and curves of the ancient Baroque design. The sensual cut and curves of this popular ancient design can be yours with one piece of bookcase. It has a creamy white finish that emphasizes its dark painted interior. This book case is perfect for storing your collections of favorite books.

The designer has manage to add design and romance in this piece of furniture. This is something that deserves to be placed in your bedroom with your expensive collections. This Vintage bookcase has also become popular in libraries and parlors. That’s not surprising since it really deserves to be noticed and displayed.

If you need to keep your pricy collections and old books, but hates seeing the traditional bookcases then it’s time for you to  move on. The Vintage bookcase will make you realize that the availability of great furniture designs are endless.

Small Elegant Matryoshka House in Maryland, USA

August 16th, 2011

Do you know about matryoshka House? Virginia-based studio, one named David Jameson Architect has designed a multi-matryoshka House, which has won awards. Where this house is has an area of ​​3200 square feet, and this house is of single-family homes located in Bethesda, Maryland, USA.

Matryoshka House by David Jameson Architect is a small house is arranged as a series of volumes nested one inside the other. So, in essence, there is a meditation room at home is pending and act as a physical and spiritual center of the project. Internal energy meditation room is packaged in a shiny frame open.

There is also a deliberate tread staircase rising threshold for the meditation hall. In the meditation room is surrounded by a wooden container that surrounds the living room. Shell is in turn embraced by the stucco wall is useful as a protective layer and the foundation of the house to the earth, In between spaces of strategic nested volume serves to protect the line of sunlight inside.

Seeing this, whether you want to design your home to no less like the design of David Jameson? If you are thinking of designing your home, here are tips you can try:

a. Make your home memorable “live”, naturally, that is passable whit healthy air traffic.

b. Make the sun reflected off to illuminate your home with a translucent window, if necessary, with particular door reply invisibility. Means you can use a door or window with glass materials, poly carbonate, glass block etc.

c. Make our home designs in keeping with the needs and volumes activity and capacity of the members of your family. Make room design possible especially for the living room.

d. Avoid rooms that are partial or overly restricted by many especially the wall between living room and another room.
e. Make the exterior design of outdoor naturalist, by providing several small lands to be the “lungs” neighborhood, a park.

f. If the land is narrow, but there have the funds, for terraced houses, you can such design park above (sky-garden) to be utilized as a gathering place for families in the afternoon / evening.

g. Design the room of your house to give added value to life and your own lifestyle as an owner. For those who love to read, should provide some sort of ‘miniature library’. And so on.

Contemporary Under the Moonlight House Residence

August 16th, 2011

Giovanni D’Ambrosio Who is that? Where he comes from? Giovanni D’Ambrosio (place and date of birth: Rome, 1959) is an Under the Moonlight House architecture designer in Rome who also studied advertising graphics of the city where the industrial design firm is located. Before starting his career as an industrial designer he worked for several years with the company’s diverse architecture in Rome, Then Giovanni D’Ambrosio to design a large number of exhibition stands and products for the Italian company, and several designs.

Which in 2001, he has chosen “Biosfera” light – generated by Luci ALT Alternative as the “Italian Design Tour” in the exhibition. In addition to that done above, Giovanni D’Ambrosio also has also planned and developed a variety of cultural events that combined architecture with fashion and design. His experience in Italy as an architect including the creation of this housing project has been designed for the exhibition.

And one thing that might not be unexpected is, Giovanni D’Ambrosio had also spent 6 years in Indonesia where he completed projects for restaurants, private homes, shops, art galleries, and a garden where the elements of great visual impact design perfectly arranged in a primitive natural environment.

Then on the next most famous works, namely the House of Moonlight, which is a contemporary residence, perched on the edge of alpine reserve at Dinner. Under the Moonlight combines inspiration from traditional huts hot ham ranch with contemporary mountain design that was completed in 2007, with properties covering an area of ​​2691 square feet and currently been sold for $ 1,550,000 Australian dollars.

Under the Moonlight House by Giovanni D’Ambrosio of this project tries to integrate itself in the site through the use of materials that are part of the background of local history.

Which form of this house resembles a typological archetype used by states-men and cowboys who live in the area. Stone, wood and metal are the materials used for both the structure and construction projects and at a basic level of everyday life which is special, when you’re here to see the garden from the glass frame that opens to the deck.

In “Under the Moonlight ‘house there are two bedrooms on the second floor, master bedroom with bathroom and spa. In addition, this house also has a parking place (protected from snow and rain during the winter).

Architect: Giovanni D’Ambrosio