Interior Design, Architecture & Interior Decorating eMagazine
A traditional cottage kitchen gets a contemporary makeover. This classic farmhouse kitchen has a functional design that provides plenty of counter space for food preparation. The custom timber cabinets with granite countertops are attractive and durable. The traditional elements with modern stainless steel appliances go well together in natural harmony.
This modern tiny house was built to accommodate tall people. The tiny home is 21′ long with a 6′ 8″ ceiling at the entry. The rest of the house is 8′ 6″ wide and 13′ 3″ high with 130 sq. ft. of space plus a sleeping loft. The interior has stained pine flooring and maple plywood ceiling, and the exterior is mostly rain-screen siding. Like a regular camper, the house has plumbing with water hook-up underneath. The house is furnished with IKEA furniture, and the kitchen cabinets and countertops made from maple plywood and sealed with linseed oil.
Perched on a hilltop on the Island of Capri, Italy, J.K. Place Capri enjoys panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the Marina Grande. The elegant seaside interior decor designed by Italian architect Michele Bönan redefines sophistication. The luxurious guest rooms are decorated in stylish white and navy blue or white and yellow, providing casual chic and cozy ambience.
This beautiful green home located at 4034 Latona Avenue NE, Seattle, Washington was originally built in 1924. Recently renovated with extensive energy efficient upgrades by Green Canopy Homes, the house is redesigned for today’s northwest contemporary lifestyle. The 3,126 square foot home has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. You can also enjoy views of Lake Union and the Seattle skyline from the second floor.
The Lake House is a stunning glass and steel house built on a cliff overlooking Lake Tahoe in Crystal Bay, Nevada. This architectural tour de force has a 6-level stairwell and a glass elevator with walls of multi layered glass maximize sweeping views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Located in the ‘Tiny Town’ neighbourhood of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this modern infill is a testament that affordable loft-style living is an attractive alternative to high-rise condominiums.
The narrow house sits on a 14’x70′ lot on Craven Road. The house that was here before was a drug lab which was subsequently condemned and demolished.
Situated on a bluff overlooking Lake Mälaren, Sweden, this inspiring wooden palace has a commanding magnificent view. You can see Drottningholm Palace from its rooftop veranda.
The Gustavian inspired architecture with touches of Empire style was designed by popular 19th century architect Magnus Isæus.
Set on a level beach front site in Omaha, New Zealand, this single level beach house features louvered sliders which glide back to create outdoor living. Designed by Crosson Clarke Carnachan Architects, the house is built around a courtyard which blends seamlessly with the interior space. The spacious open plan connects with its coastal environment and takes full advantage of the beautiful ocean view.
