Designed by NL Architects, the bike pavilion located in Hainan, a province in Southern China is a bike stadium devoted to pedaling. The proposal is part of a big resort for developer VANKEN, and NL Architects told us that they’ve just received green light from the client! Looks like this will actually get build soon. Due to tropical climate it is essential to ha [...] → See more

A bunch of abstract lines create different drawings and transform the interior into something original and shocking: colorful interiors!  It took me some time to decide whether this is an example “we should follow”… it is, at least, something that can provide inspiration.  The bedroom and the bathroom are separated from each other with a fireplace [...] → See more

Smart Design Studio designed a contemporary renovation and extension for an early 20th-century terrace house in Sydney, Australia. The house has a spacious living areas and private zones open out from each side of the stair with one area per level alternating between the old and new building. Formal living, dining, kitchen and informal living; master suite, guest suit [...] → See more

The Maisonette by Italian designer Simone Simonelli consists of three little mobile units, each has dual function which makes it the perfect solution for small spaces. “Maisonette” in French means small house, intended to be a collection of furniture that meets the contemporary need of sharing functions in the micro living space. The small table can be turned upsi [...] → See more

Sublime Architectural Interiors has sent us photos of a high end remodeled kitchen in Brisbane northern suburbs, Queensland, Australia. Designed for a busy family of four, this new kitchen is stage one of a contemporary replica queenslander home remodeling project.  Sublime Group  are Brisbane, Australia Based ,and are well known for our  innovative kitchen de [...] → See more

Many elements of the Vader House designed by Melbourne-based Andrew Maynard Architects serve multiple functions. The bold stair case becomes part of the kitchen joinery, the louvres act as light control as much as privacy screening, and the boundary external wall doubles as the internal kitchen wall. It is a renovation to an existing Victorian terrace house in i [...] → See more

Art and craft helps build up physical co-ordination among kids: Activities like painting, drawing, coloring, cutting, joining and gluing things together to form a new object improve motor coordination in children. With a large tabletop, paper roll holder, canvas storage bins, top storage cabbies and more, the Deluxe Art Center creates the perfect setting for draw [...] → See more

Large windows are sometimes be a challenge. Today, they are used in homes all across the globe. Large windows in living rooms bring many benefits such as opening up the area, offering mesmerizing views, allowing light to travel in and also breeze during spring and autumn season. Whether your window is very wide, very tall or both, our collection features some ideas [...] → See more

Is there a better place for a writter on Earth? A main studio with library, a writing desk and a grand piano represent the attractions of the pavilion realized by Gianni Botsford Architects for a writer. The wooden structure sits on a simple foundation of wooden stilts on small concrete pad foundations.  The mono-pitched roof elevates towards the sea shore, whi [...] → See more

We are not living on the edge, we are living within a tree … by stratifying floor plates almost furniture-like in scale, throughout the space, this house proposes living quarters orchestrated by its spatio-temporal relativity with one another, akin to a tree. It looks like a scaffolding and it was realized by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto. The few walls t [...] → See more

Recycling without limits…designer Garth Britzman of Lincoln, Nebraska used recycled bottles filled with colored water to create stunning topographical shade canopy for a vehicle. This project reused recycled soda bottles as a canopy under which a small park is created. An intriguing environment is created where one can explore the surface qualities of the bo [...] → See more

Inspired by guerrilla gardening collectives, who aim to enrich dilapidated public spaces,  Andy Goldsworthy, a British artist who creates site-specific art installations from materials and tools found on site, Anna is currently working on an on-going moss street art project. Attaching the moss to the wall using completely biodegradable ingredients, the moss will hope [...] → See more

The rules of this table?  One sheet of plywood measuring 2400mm by 1200mm is cut into a set of unique shapes symmetrical along a central axis, and every single piece can be used to assemble a table. All you are left with is a bag of saw dust which is unescapable from the process. Saw dust is inevitable, but it is not waste. The consumer is obliged to take the entire [...] → See more

This two story contemporary home is located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Designed by Twenty-Nine Design , Hijauan is a house situated on a small plot in a mature residential development, we took the Malay term “Hijau” meaning “green” as our design directive.  Our aim was to avoid cutting a single tree on site.  As such, the house notches its way around the [...] → See more