Home Design Minimalist

This House Flats remodeling design is the renovation of an historic three-story warehouse into new urban luxury loft living spaces. This project is a response to the increasing shift in urban living that involves revitalizing existing warehouse and historic buildings in the urban core to create desirable living spaces in the heart of the city. This flats located in Kansas City’s popular Crossroads Arts District.

What do you think if a classic decoration house that full ornament in details, used as private office and also resident? I think you’ll imagine how crowded in there. Plus, a classic decoration, made the house really crowded.

But not this house, it really seems full but not crowded. Contemporary furniture and perfect elegant layout made this house still have spaciously tasting. For example, library rack built in connection door. So, it not only reduces space, but also adds details of this house.

With U-shape plan concept, and inspiration from manor house at France, this home really luxurious. Sniff the ambience, you’ll feel like noble in the past. U-shape home plans token to take advantage of the 360 degree views of the mountains and the LA Basin. It’s on a 5 acre site in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains.

Built on lake side and mountain terrain site, this luxurious residence was designed to blend in with its surroundings. By building on only a small portion of the forested acreage, the vassel majority of the land is preserved in its natural state and unaffected by development.

Extensive renovation of former general goods store (circa 1919) into hair salon and spa for owner David Witchell. Renovation ambitions were to create flagship store for hair designer twice nominated for best hair stylist in North America. Featured on many occasions in national print and TV media.

Looks like Spartan building, this modern living spaces incorporates with a large gymnasium in the basement. The ground floor accommodates a large living room opening out to a patio and garden, a dining area, kitchen and guest bedroom. The upper floor includes two bedrooms and a family room. The straight lines of the elevations, colonnade and double height living room gives the house a look of Spartan luxury. Designed by Chaney Architects.

This café interior design carved a traditional India atmosphere to produce is luxurious, mysterious and decadent ambience. From sandstone structures that been standing since C13th in northern India, patchwork of colors, textures and shadows became a touchstone for the project which seeks to reconcile old and new India It uses traditional pink sandstone and carved timber screens in an altogether new way fusing established materials with a graphic sense of pattern and colour to create an ambience that is rich and enveloping. In addition the concept of ‘patchwork’ is introduced both as a motif and as a metaphor for the city. Elements are collaged together from the different pink colors on the floor to the dusky pink mirror on the walls and the ceiling tiles to the entrance.

With long narrow corner site, public access to river and river boardwalk at rear, this modern house has interesting architectural design style. A linear progression architectural concept applied. Begin from the entry, opening out to the pool and river view beyond. Generous double height volumes link the ground level living with upstairs bedroom areas.

Come in pastel color interior design, this beauty clinic design concept has relaxing and comfortable atmosphere. Form the lobby to the interaction space, corridor and the treatment room, all designed in detailing to catch intimate ambience. The lighting system of this clinic interior design has calm effect, make the customer feel homy and cozy. Designed by Glamorous.

Box structural house should be attractive like this house. Ultra modern concept feel in touch. The sloping site is used as a device for programmatic and volumetric organization.

In a a split-level internal organization, the volumetric transition is generated by a set of five parallel walls that rotate along a horizontal axis from vertical to horizontal. The ruled surface maintaining this transition is repeated five times in the building. From inside the huge window strips from floor to ceiling allow a fluid continuity between interior and landscape. From the exterior the reflective glass seams to become one with its surroundings.

Inside, the interior just like the outdoor. Furniture like table follow the general principle of house form. Black outdoor eith white interior used, just like this geometrical house . Designed by unstudio architects.

This building will boast a dramatic, highly decorative exterior inspired equally by the applied metal facades of tribeca’s 19^th century cast iron architecture and such contemporary sources as couture fashion, with its dramatic seams and construction techniques.

 Formerly, this house is a council house comprised of bland brick facades with aluminium-framed windows and a concrete tiled monopitched roof. Formerly, a south facing rear garden provided sanctuary within the bleak urban surroundings. This house is one of a small cluster of council houses set in prominent position at the head of a quiet cul-de-sac on the 1970’s housing estate.
The architects extended the existing house to provide more spacious accommodation, with an open plan ground floor layout and a new master bedroom with double height space at first floor, with the overall aim to give the house an individual character.

The house is designed to relate to the natural features of the site, orientated with large windows and terraces towards the South West, capturing the light and framing views of the stream. Vertical timber louvres control direct sunlight and respond to the surrounding trees. The vertical rhythm is carried through to solid areas of wall, as timber battens. The Northern side of the building is a rugged, protective wall of natural, rough-hewn stone.

The internal spaces and immediate external landscaping follow the contours of the changing site levels, establishing an intimate connection between inside and out, and generating a dynamic, flowing living space. A double-height hallway and family kitchen provide a focal core which is linked and crossed by more personal, private areas. More formal living and dining areas flow out on a wide terrace that extends the whole length of the building. The house is conceived as a comfortable and contemporary family home that provides interconnected living spaces, inside and out, that correspond to the client’s lifestyle, and also stylish spaces for entertaining. The whole is achieved is an understated way that celebrates the unique site and natural materials suited to the rural setting. Designed by Project Orange.

This modern house built in two-storey with a connected and overlying glass-aluminium body and two single-storey, flanking wooden bodies. Colored white white-rendered solid body make minimalist and clean design appear. The used Cell-Glazing facade with flaps that open towards the outside by motor activity guarantees an outstanding nocturnal cooling-off. This effect is increased by the various accumulators (ceilings, walls, stone floor). The main part of the heat requirement is covered by an non-visible, thermal solar power plant that is integrated in the roof.

This futuristic house design based on mansion with beautiful garden. Although futuristic, the quotation of local ornamental and traditional patterns are embedding the building in its context. The building itself creates generous spaces within a beautiful and relaxing environment and is following the idea of a unique oasis for its inhabitants.

This luxury house located rocky beam and desert that make this house more gorgeous. Its building really like chameleon, unified with its beautiful landscape. The entry way from the street is composed of an arch shaped stone clad wall combined with another curved wall juxtaposed by a steel gate that penetrates thru the wall and continues all the way to ground zero.

Separate from its main house, this modern guest house really interesting. Combination of minimalist exterior and luxury semi classic interior make the guest get the calm and relaxing atmosphere. With half glass walls, interior get natural light. Build in several spatial boxes that connected in smart ways, give this house attractive spaces.

The glass walls as exterior of this modern house have some function. First, it maximize a view to garden, second to ensures the exterior of the house will require little maintenance in the years to come. It also makes this house feel luxurious with lighting playing.

This modern residence has orients to garden surrounding that have beautiful landscape. The house’s dynamic modern form opens through a glass atrium on the north and glass curtain walls on the northwest and southwest. More than that, a simple and modern design make this house feel minimalist, but landscape surround it make this house feel rich with fresh relaxing ambience.