Posted by worldhouse on February 7, 2012
Modern Minimalist Apartment with Modern Furniture in Brazil. This one of modern minimalist apartment in Brazil. This apartment was completed with modern furniture. This apartment also has minimalist home office room. The living room completed with beige sofa set and storage wall in the living room, this is a smart variant for storage. This apartment also has minimalist white kitchen with wood is made funnier with the help of colorful tiles on the left wall. Almost the furniture in this apartment in beige color.
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Posted by worldhouse on February 6, 2012
Carrara House in Argentina, Modern White House with Decorative Indoor Pool. Carrara House was designed by Andres Remy Arquitectos. This one of modern white house design in Pilar, Argentin. This two level house with almost the wall made of clear glass wall. So the house effective in lighting particularly at the day time. Thanks to the sun shine the house more healthy.
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Posted by worldhouse on January 2, 2012
Sightline House in Madison Club, House in Extreme Summer Heat. This house was designed by Xten Architecture. This summer house located on a West facing plateau overlooking a dramatic mountain range at the eastern end of the Coachella Valley. The area is known for its extreme summer heat, severe winds and unstable geology. The winter climate is temperate however, and the natural beauty is inspiring.
Sightline House in Madison Club
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Posted by worldhouse on January 1, 2012
Dear worldhousedesign reader, fans and all,
Happy new year 2012, Hope this year better than last year. May success and happiness is always with us.
Posted by worldhouse on December 31, 2011
Japanese architect Kimihiko Okada has completed a Retired House with Low Construction Fee in Kujyukuri, Chiba JAPAN. House in Kujyukuri has 261.93sqm of site areas, total floor area: 64.74sqm and the structure using wooden structure, 1-story. The client want simple house and built with low construction fee.
House in Kujyukuri, Retired House
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