The Carapicuiba House, designed by Brazilian Architects Angelo Bucci and Alvaro Puntoni. Having a name that represents the place of the building-stands-out, Carapicuíba, Brazil – the residence has the two: a fascinating structure as well as a unique topography. Going through the residence from the road, the bottom place is “invisible” to the eyes. The ground drops dead to uncover another stage, six meters below. This is at which the primary living areas are based. Due to the inhabitant’s ought to integrate spaces for a workplace, the house was split into living rooms and business amenities. The street level features two distinctive areas, linked by a steel trestle: one which sets on the surface and the other lays over the lower stages of the building, performing just like a roof terrace. (more…)

This would be great for those of you who currently are searching for inspirations in order to combine glass materials and comfortable home in the middle of nature. The name of this residence is Jodlowa House, a great job done by the architects from award winning practice PCKO. Teamed up with Poland Architects MOFO, the fully glazed steel frame structure Jodlowa House done standing upright in the outskirts of Krakow, Poland.

Talk about the residence itself, it features 140 sqm living area, two bedrooms, and a viewing tower to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Tatra Mountains. In the tower, it houses additional guest rooms as well as a space for office. (more…)

For those of you who want to add a “fresh-air” after awaking from sleep in the morning, the following cool bedroom design ideas might could give you an inspiration. Adopted from the Scandinavian apartments, these bedrooms shown with large windows — that’s the source of the fresh-air as well as beautiful scenery, and then soft paint and fresh wallpaper features, king-size beds, and some interior furniture such as night tables, original shelving units or chairs. Browse yourself gallery below, might could help you to choose which one the best for your “next-bedroom.” (more…)

I’m pretty sure this would be give you a great idea of building a home side by side with the hills, and of course to feel the nature closer. Take a look at the home. Nicknamed with Hillside House, designed by SB Architects, located in the Hills of Mill Valley, California. You can see how the architects of San Francisco-based firm was used sustainable Western Red Cedar siding for the exterior, as well as taken the full advantage of the steep area, which you can see at the part of this residence such as at its balconies and terraces which offering the beautiful panoramas of the city, then the adding of large windows that used for connecting the inside with the nature.

Moreover, this contemporary Hillside House is certified as the first LEED for Homes Platinum custom home in Marin County. Browse yourself the gallery below. (more…)

Simplicity has been the most idea when the home-owners creating the atmosphere of the interior inside the house. And this story would give you one thing to consider, if you are one of those people we mentioned earlier.

Designed by Japanese Suppose Design Studio, the interior comes with wood, white and green accents. The firm is known with its clean simple interiors. (more…)