Located in the Santa Claus Village (no, seriously) within the township of Rovaniemi, Lapland, this glass boutique resort is what every Christmas dream is made of! Continue reading →

Located in the Conservation Area of Westminster’s Queen Park, simplistic meets sea-blue rubber floors within this new extension – a home affordably revitalized for a growing family who dwells here. Continue reading →

It’s official – recycling just got a whole lot cuter! Warehouse no more, as this conversion has now become a sexy house one could easily call home. Continue reading →

Retro meets forward-thinking living in the project of Cohost West Bund. Set in the district of Shanghai, China, this once hotel has been beautifully transformed into co-op housing, with shared living spaces throughout and individual homes in which to retreat. Continue reading →

Constructed by AIM Architecture and Norm Architects, this boutique villa getaway is set in the southern end of Sri Lanka, offering two exclusive beachfront homes within a dense tropical forest, delivering soft architectural elements that keep nature and home a harmonious duo. Continue reading →

This Victorian Cottage redesign is all things crisp, clean and contemporary, located in – fittingly – Darlington Point, Sydney, Australia. Continue reading →

This century old country house sits in Liberec, within the Czech Republic, with a stone basement that was both the inspiration and the foundation for creating this new living space, all while maintaining some of the home’s historic charm. Continue reading →

Weathered wood never looked so good as it does in this cottage extension – an 1830’s West Sussex home set along the countryside of Sidlesham Quay village. Continue reading →

Once infested with mushrooms throughout the interior wooden structures, this Parisian home is now beautifully fit for the family who dwells here, and is a delicious display of French design. Continue reading →

Situated in the University district of Chicago, this modern brick house is an exquisite example of what a suburban brick lair can look like. Continue reading →