Korean house design by IROJE KIMHYOMAN

The house entrance is a big transparent gate door with attached to it inner court. Two wooden boxes which are consisted of duplex room are laid on landscaped architectural mass which contain living room and dining room. The one box contains master bed and study room and another box is consisted of two bedrooms and study rooms for two daughters. The living room has double height ceiling which gather a lot of sunlight during the day through the roof. Vertical and horizontal ways fill the house from top to bottom and connect various spaces. This site is located in borderline between city and mountain. Urban landscape and mountains views could be seen all together.

House with courtyard by Izquerdo Lehmann

The living and dining room is open on both sides along its entire length, with a pair of running windows. It captures as beautiful ocean views as views of plants in the courtyard. Placed on 350 square meter area the house has four bedrooms for children and guests besides the master bedroom. Courtyard is the centerpiece of the house with its own nature inside. It is connected to all house’s rooms and patio below the house’s level covering the full sea view from the horizon to the beach. This vacation home is built in rural farm in the town of Huentelauquén. It’s facing the sea at the edge of a windswept plateau, located 40 meters above the beach.

Prefab cedar panels by Hudson

The house is inspired by simple forms of functional farm buildings and consist of two bedrooms and the room which could be as guest room as home office. There is also a dark room and studio because owner of the home is a photographer. Floors, walls and roofing made of prefabricated timber and was very quick to assemble. The house have 4m x 2m window and an 8m line of glazed doors which extending the living room on to a raised desk. The building is covered by 15,000 untreated cedar shingles which are very cost effective to use. Cedar House by Hudson Architects is their answer to modern prefab building technologies. It’s situated in the countryside of North Elmham, on the river Wensum and perfectly fit surround landscape.

Experimental house design by entouched nature

The three store house was designed to response to certain site obstructions, like zoning setbacks, a stream buffer and a steep slope. Each floor made of different material and placed at right angle against each other. The first floor is combination of glass with concrete outside and glass with marble inside. The long roof where is enough place to walk is accessible from the second floor. The third floor is almost transparent giving an opportunity to catch amazing views of nature. Besides having beautiful nature outside, the house interior mostly made of natural materials. Not only marble, but wood, bamboo, ipe are widely in use. The overall interior look is rustic and modern Freelon Group mostly specialize in public projects although one of their architects, Michael A. Rantilla, builded his private residence in Raleigh, North Carolina

Warm home interior by Paul Morgan Architects

That make house design very warm and habitual. Linear design elements in the interior add it touch of modernism. The house also incorporates passive and active thermal devices like roof mounted wind scoops with electrically powered louvers allow for air ventilation from southerly wind as well as the purging of warm air during summer. Designed by Australian studio Paul Morgan Architects this house situated on an expansive property in Australia’s South-Eastern state of Victoria. The four-bedroom house is inspired by surround conditions of this exposed rural setting. It is self-sustaining in a remote and harsh environment without existing services. The house was sited high enough to maximize the view from the house but low enough so that the view of the brow of the hill and the silhouette of trees was not disturbed. Strathbogie granite, quarried from the site itself, creates a warm and tactile backdrop in several rooms and its inherent colours determined the palette of autumnal colours, with rich timber stains.

Teenage rooms by manufacturer Hanssem

What every student need? He need comfortable, stylish room with good opportunities for studying and gathering with friends. Korean manufacturer Hanssem have full packages which could ensure everything that. Their furniture sets include wardrobes, drawers, beds, desks and other elements needed. They all also are nice designed so they are stylish enough to show them friends in college or university. There are furniture sets as for girls as for boys which difference from each other is in colors and shapes. With room decorated with Hanssem furniture every student would happy while studying there