These home owners wanted an addition to be built onto their home in Fremantle, Australia, so they could live in it as they rent out the original 1930s heritage-listed house as a holiday rental.
The task was given to Philip Stejskal Architecture to create a two-storey home addition that included an upper level dedicated to the clients art studio.
Thellend Fortin Architects designed this home surrounded by the Laurentian forest near Montreal, Canada.
How do you create a one-of-a-kind boutique hotel in New York? You fill it with creative design details, like this spiral staircase column wrapped in books, that DHD Architecture + Interior Design included in their work on the Paper Factory Hotel in Queens, New York.
Architects France Ducharme and Martin Dufour have designed a reception center for visitors to the Aditus development in Harrington, Quebec, Canada.
Hey contemporist friends! Here’s something to think about if you’re ever working on the design of your kitchen. This home by architect Michael Patroni and interior designer Salvatore Fazzari has a good example of how to give a kitchen island a floating effect.
Instead of bringing the base of a kitchen island all the way to the floor, you can give it a recessed undercut, which on its own gives it a bit of a floating feeling, but then you can improve the floating effect even more by using a dark material on the base that contrasts with the light material on top. Now your island is floating!
Point One Architects + Planners (POA) designed this contemporary home in Essex, Connecticut.
