A Hangzhou house opened up by DNA Architects, with minimal partitions and floor-to-ceiling glass connecting interior spaces to the surrounding landscape.
A wall-mounted shelf by Montreal studio mpgmb, in bold colors and postmodern geometry that channels the Memphis Group's design language.
A concrete house on a Värmdö hilltop plateau by Tham & Videgård, with floors rotated 45 degrees to create sun-following terraces and panoramic archipelago views
Mediterranean-inspired residence by Alexander Design and Michael G. Imber in Texas
Textured concrete meets polished aluminum
A Hyogo residence by FujiwaraMuro Architects organized around a central eave-covered path that continues the street's spatial logic into the house
Tsubasa Iwahashi Architects adds compact living quarters to a forest home in Okayama
A coffee table by Belgian designer Ben Storms, carving a compressed steel form into green onyx for his LIQUID SOLIDS series.
A 2-story in-situ concrete weekend house and outbuilding on a lakeside plot in Grünheide by augustinundfrank
A Milan apartment redesigned by Etiam Studio with sliding partitions and foldable elements, letting compact rooms shift between open and enclosed states.
A furniture series by Max Lamb, coated in aluminum using industrial thermal spray guns, with form built directly from molten metal particles.
A 1930s Dublin semi-detached house renovated around a reinstated enfilade plan and a thin steel-framed glass ribbon extension along the south gable
A house in Tulum by CO-LAB Design Office, built from local stone with solar panels and large glazed openings that open the interior to the Yucatan landscape.
A furniture collection by Markus Toll of Vienna's SUPERSEDIA, hand-forged in liquid silver steel and paired with off-white leather and faux fur.
A reinforced concrete house on a former vineyard plot in Comano, Switzerland, conceived as an inhabited wall with cast fins and strollato infill by DF_DC
A Flatiron District loft converted by Lea Cojot around original terracotta columns, with a Calacatta Malva marble island and art from her mother's Paris gallery.
A pair of coffee tables by Swiss designer Anthony Guex, pairing dark marble with pale ash wood to explore weight and lightness in contrast.
The first phase of the Harajuku Expanding Landscape Project by Nobuo Araki, housing 3 separate exhibition spaces organized around the spatial gaps of Cat Street
A fire-damaged Castilian house rebuilt by Atienza Maure Arquitectos, with white concrete arches and skylights set within the original stone walls.
A coffee table by Marie and Alexandre for signe, with hand-blown glass feet in blue, yellow, or amber beneath a flat glass top, handcrafted in France.
A creek-side Seattle mid-century house, once home to abstract expressionist Alden Mason, renovated by Ueda Design Studio with material and spatial sensitivity
A 1920s Sydney flat renovated by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects, with new openings and rearranged circulation within the original plan.
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