Super Luxury Home in the UAE

Dubbed Helal Residence New Moon, no luxury was spared in this beautiful modern house, located in the United Arab Emirates, designed by architects Erlich. Boasting ornate details, rich finishes and luxurious features at every turn, this 35,000-sq-ft. the house is an oasis of luxury, super pool, gardens and modern architecture in the Persian Gulf desert. The architect has combined the country's Islamic roots of modern technology and a keen eye for the contemporary. A strike, the roof takes shape as a distinctive light aluminum crescent moon - the symbol of new life - hovering over a series of two-storey structures. Support the roof, dressed stone columns penetrate and reach to the sky. The structure offers a giant Bedouin tent, with football field-sized roof, faux 30 foot on each side, casting a huge shadow band ", as described by Erlich Architects. At the entrance, a inextricable network sun casts beautiful patterns on the interior. A reflecting pool flows from inside, where extravagance is beyond the imaginable. It really is heaven on Earth.

Ocean View Home in CA

The ocean view from the house of glass, steel and wood in Manhattan Beach, California, includes 2200 square feet of lifestyle on its thin, 1350-sq.-ft. half-lot. Architects in Lean Arc was separated from the norm in this cool, design house. They describe it as an "attack against the developer of housing," which takes the larger is better "approach with the single-family residences. Good things come in threes - 01 Kühlhaus has three floors, three bedrooms and three baths in a new open-concept design that really makes much of its small size. Expansive floor to ceiling windows illuminate the interior, improving the sense of space to breath, while offering 270-degree views of the Pacific Ocean. Of course, the balcony covering the front of the house really let the owners of these amazing scenery first-hand experience. Inside, cool modern finishes and accents to complement the fresh concrete, clean white walls and the warmth of wood dressing floors and ceilings. Last but not least, the modern house in California would be complete without the latest and most environmentally friendly in technology? This amazing house is equipped with photovoltaic modules that supply 100 percent of the electricity needs of the house.

Modern Japanese House - cute ladybug design

Nicknamed the White Ladybug, this modern Japanese house, cool by Atelier Tekuto departs Tokyo conventional houses. In fact, it is unique houses everywhere else. Angle walls and crisp white facade dotted with windows to make them fashionable and functional design, offering a distinctive look from the outside, while floods in the interior with natural light. Inside, modern, this two-story house echoes the outer corners of the walls, creating beautiful and irregularly shaped windows that become focal points striking, while the casting of different forms of light on walls and floors. Warm wood is a touch of luxury to that other Japanese minimalist design.

Luxury house Casa Kimball, Dominican Republic

Completed in December 2008, Casa Kimball is a rental of luxury villa located on the north coast of the Dominican Republic.

Located on a cliff with a panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean, each of the eight suites has a view over the ocean.

The buildings are designed to protect views of neighboring villa lots, which increases the experience of the vast horizon beyond.

The interior spaces merge with exterior spaces, which are all designed to allow the ocean breeze in the shade of the sun throughout the year.
The light at sunset through the trees rakes, gray cast sunlight on the stone floor of light in the evening.

A long edge of the infinity pool creates a waterfront seamless across the ocean, terraces lie at the edge of the cliff to allow visitors to discover the ocean roar as the waves break on the rocks below.

Rangr Studio designed the huge window / door effort to pivot on ball bearings, with images of very fine South American wood as strong as steel.

Two finishes of local coral stone up a large part of the wall and floor finish.

The villa is approximately 20,000 square feet and includes two indoor and two outdoor lounges, a dining room with a view centered on the basin to the ocean, and open-air bar.

Luxury Villa Altachiara

Villa Altachiara house is a unique place on the Portofino promontory above a magnificent panoramic scene of the Tigullio Gulf.

The villa, one of the most beautiful oasis of charm in the world, belong to the end of the rich Countess Francesca Vacca Agusta.

Surrounded on three sides by the beautiful Mediterranean Sea, Villa Altachiara scent of pine resin mixed with the smell of salt sea, surrounded by the absolute beauty of the waves and cliffs.

It is a Victorian style villa, built by Henry Herbert, fourth Earl of Carnavon in the late 1800s.
Villa Altachiara a very elegant Victorian interiors, perfectly restored. Built on three floors, the 1.00 m² home has 30 spacious rooms, filled with light and decorated with magnificent views of the open sea.

Swede Hill House, Where luxury meets sustainable design

Swedish Hill is the next project in Newport, RI based design + build firm, Aquidneck Fine Properties.

This registered LEED 3000 square foot home is designed by award-winning architects Estes / Twombly and promises to be one of southern New England is truly "green" luxury homes.

Located on four hectares protected, this beautiful hill private pension offers breath-taking to the south and west, overlooking the ocean to Montauk Point and Long Island Sound.

The house has four bedrooms (plus a guest suite on the roof with solar panels to be installed) and comes in a single family residence.

Green design features include solar domestic hot water and five per cent of all indoor heat, the house of the pool is also solar energy.

Modern Country Home in Denmark

Small but sweet, this unusual 1,735-sq .- ft. home country in Denmark achieves a remarkable balance between the pastoral setting and modern architecture with a touch of originality. Designed by architects Cebra, this house has a cool black roof and the front, contrast white circuit breaker in its exterior walls to turn this house into adopting a central point in the campaign. The contemporary interior combines comfort and modern minimalist finishes. Expansive floor to ceiling windows and lighten brighten the interior open concept, strengthen the sense of space in these small rooms. Apart from the outside, the kitchen is the centerpiece of the design, boasting ultra-modern appliances and blond wood floors complemented by a dark island in the middle, reminiscent of the house from the outside black and white processing .

Vertical House by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects

Here's a cool house with many close to real "up" call - Vertical House by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects is a single family home located on a small lot in Venice, California. The area to the architect was to build instead, therefore, the strong vertical house. But the small size of the lot does not mean that the architect was going to skimp on the square footage, it means he would have to be creative with his use of space. This 2,400-sq .- ft. home makes the most of every inch, and to maximize light and views to strengthen its sense of space. The house frame houses fatty steel glazing (clear and colored) and solid panels, which were cleverly arranged in a staggered remarkable up-down model. This same sense of the modern movement made its way indoors, where a basement and two floors are dotted with rectangular and elongated windows that flood the house with bright natural light.

Casa Monte na Comporta, Portugal

You know the old adage, "if Mohammed can not come to the mountain ..." Well, the architect Luis Pereira Miguel in Lisbon, based on Miguel Pereira Arquitectos made the mountain to Mohammed. His vision of this wonderful modern house is a corrugated between sand dunes. The problem was that there were no dunes in this Grandola, Portugal location. Thus, the architect built two dunes, crescent-shaped and Casa na Monte Comporta was formed under them, his hard angular facade of concrete, wood and glass surface under the soft sand. Despite being the new construction, the house (and dunes) looks like it has been there forever and a day, with an ancient, modern organic cave like appearance. The low-profile single-story is set in an asymmetric shape X, with each wing occupied by a separate function, offering privacy and organization. Step in outside the door and your feet on hot sand to hit, make you feel as if you were out on your own private beach.

Modern Luxury House in Point Dume

At Los Angeles based Griffin Enright Architects designed this luxury residence Point Dume in Malibu, California, all eyes were immediately on the view. Located on one of the highest points of Point Dume - an outcrop in the hills north of Malibu, which reached the Pacific - this astonishing 6000-sq.-ft. house was designed as a showcase for modern spectacular surrounding landscape. "This project explores the nature of the flow and the sequence in the context of space, traffic and landscape," say the architects. The interior spaces are configured to flow in the other and knock on the landscape outside the windows, and extended from floor to ceiling sliding glass doors. Cool concrete are a complement to the contemporary smooth curves of the walls. The house from the outside living areas and lounge enjoy the views, with terraces that surround the house and an outdoor terrace with a swimming pool of luxury. "The occupant is immersed in a volume of views that focus attention both on the inside to the architecture itself and the outside to the Pacific Ocean in the distance."

Modern Japanese Urban Architecture

Known for some of the smaller, softer and strange modern design, architecture, urban Japanese appears on every corner, in every place. Tiny and curious, but totally practical and livable, these models are each unique contemporary residential and inventive, incorporating new materials, space and light in an original way. Concrete and aluminum taking shape in various forms, people like you who've never seen. Check out these townhouses, by the famous Japanese architectural firm Atelier Tekuto.

Moder Concrete House in Argentina

See the modern house is located in Rosario, Argentina is a house of concrete, with a sculptural form, which includes the views that surround it. Johnston Marklee envisioned by architects, in partnership with Diego arraigadas Arquitecto, this contemporary residential design drew one of the Next AIA Citation Award in 2004. Standing from among 350 entrants, the winning design has a unique silhouette, with an irregular concrete complemented by many large windows to take in the calm, green environment. This modern two-storey house has a simple, minimalist interior on a background of white, designed to keep the focus on windows and views.

Small Japanese Houses

As with the traditional houses of Japan, the concept of Minka is followed in this small house design, but only as regards the simplicity of living space. A spacious and modern version of the common Minka is presented by architect Kazunori Fujimoto. Built in 2008, Ibara, Okayama Prefecture, Japan for a young couple who chose to leave the crowded city center of a simple farm life and get closer to nature, this house is "a trial aims at the fusion of traditional farm village and a modern life. "As shown on these images, the house of architecture is clearly divided between two spaces: an enclosure of concrete and glass box of the area under the concrete roof. The box contains two bedrooms and a bathroom. Under the roof, there is the entry, kitchen and living room, which covers an outdoor terrace. To allow greater flexibility in the way of life in such a small house (only 78.5 square meters), the two spaces can be connected by sliding doors in keeping the rooms open. While the concrete box space is designed for privacy and limit sun roof space is always open to nature and sunlight. Zelkova trees planted in the yard to add a final touch to this design by Kazunori Fujimoto Architect & Associates

Modern Country House Suitable For Any Landscape

This modern house called 47 ° 40'48 "n/13 ° 8'12" E, denies any apparent relationship with the landscape, but ultimately adapt to it. The country is very simple and well done, making the building able to fit into the slot. This modern property consists of two masive concrete slabs, placed above and below a glass. Inside, there are nine wooden structures establishing a clear demarcation lines within the glass box. What is the result is the ability to create infinite configurations inside. The relationship between the small spaces within the home are more important than what could be simultaneous actions that take place instead. Currently, this building is situated on a gently sloping meadow, complementing the landscape when seen from inside and outside the home.

Small Beach Cottage

Studiomama based in London, designed the small beach, but sweet as a cottage comfortable home away from home. The 388-sq.-ft. Wednesday compact cottage is built on galvanized steel stilts to prevent flooding, but not to worry - you get your fill of water through the house seaside serene views. This beach house has a rustic look inside and out. Its facade is covered with cedar shingles, giving it a true "cottage" feel that makes its way inside the wood-clad with sawn inside. This beautiful compact design maintains single, featuring the cozy master sleeping over, and the kitchen, bathroom and children below the bunk beds, covering all the essential elements of a fab family holiday on the shore. (And check that the lamp and patio chairs, the masterpieces of handicrafts.)

Mountainside home in Chicureo, Santiago

Designed by Chilean architect Felipe Assadi, this house on a mountainside Chicureo, Santiago, Chile almost steals the show in the spectacular view. To take advantage of its superb environment, Guthrie House Assadi conceived as an observatory to enjoy magnificent views of mountains, valleys, and glittering city of Santiago in the background. Carved into the mountainside, this modern concrete and glass welcomes residents and visitors through a concrete staircase, which descends on the hillside and into the house. Interiors are simple and modern, with a minimum of finishing and contemporary combination of concrete walls and ceilings, lots of glass, and features reminiscent of a modern cellar of the house. But piece of resistance is not found inside. A spectacular roof terrace is the best beat in the house from which to take a sunset or two.

Modern Japan Houses

When you think "home", you think that four walls and a roof. When Japanese thought Tezuka Architects "House", they decided to leave the "wall" to share. The result is the wall-less House, located in Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan. This modern house cost is borne by a central core and a thin pair of columns. The lack of walls on the ground enables the interior of the space open to the outside, with garden of 360 degrees of access. Rising three floors, this spacious 2582-sq-ft. the house has steel shutters that can be opened daily to flood the space with natural light, and closed at night for privacy. A beautiful roof terrace offers a panoramic view of the surrounding city.

Innovative Architectural Design by Multiplicities

Designed by New York architects Multiplicities, ultra-modern (X) is a house more memorable Ordos 100 - a project in Inner Mongolia, China with innovative models of housing 100 firms of architects and master planned by the artist Ai Wei Wei. (X) is an organic home, elliptical-shaped structure with an unexpectedly cool cities. This contemporary design features curved outer walls of brick with black around a pregnant X-shaped "void" in white quartz plaster. As described by the architects, "The '()' is imploded by the" X "that expands and contracts from the inside, creating a dramatic vacuum and multiple terraces at different levels, from which the view of the landscape surrounding the river. " This innovation finds inside carved from the inside, creating a wonderful light filled funnels open conversion, and dramatically shaped interior architectural features.

Prefabricated Concrete Home in Sonoma County

Located in an apple orchard in Sonoma County, California, contemporary Orchard House by Anderson Anderson Architecture alternates concrete, galvanized steel and floor to ceiling glass a true reflection of the unique design of its surroundings. This prefabricated modern house is repeated using a modular structure and standardized sandwich SIPS panel and prefabricated truss backbone. This approach has been to design two advantages - a highly adaptable, and have reduced construction costs.



But do not be fooled, this project did not just "go back". The design involved a study of surrounding agricultural landscape, and every tree that dot it. "True to the nature of the orchard, the house is expected that long sequences of indoor and outdoor classes, defined by the trees nearby, offering long, counter views and straight along the diagonal axis the ground, "said Anderson Anderson Architecture." The solid concrete walls align with the rows of tree trunks, while the volume of open rooms and outside the courts align with the open space between trees , providing a spatial continuity between home and landscape, figure and void. "



The house of the poor visibility and flat roofs take comfort in the treetops. The interior and exterior, this modern single house has a minimum of simplicity - heated concrete, rough concrete walls primary external and internal, secondary and interior walls and ceilings are finished panels white gypsum.

Tile House by Felipe Assadi

Chilean architect Felipe Assadi has designed this stunning tiled modern house that anyone would call "home." But you must be a guest to enjoy 20X20 House. Built next to the main house, this guest house is complete with a bathroom, toilet, kitchen / bar, and a huge living space and entertainment, all in 1076 square feet - not too bad for a temporary stay. This house in Calera de Tango, Chile is the name of its facade, which is dressed in a series of 20x20 cm ceramic tiles, which gives it its unique, modern. Designed for minimal maintenance and support climate, the architect has created 20X20 House to blend with nature, not compete against him. The home of low profile allows a view of the plantations surrounding the main house, while the glass walls reflect the colors of the environment, a more discreet in the landscape.

Luxury Villa Design in The Netherlands Connects You with Nature

It is not so bad to be on display - especially when your house looks like luxury, and the only audience watching you is the tree of peace, a natural environment. Luxury Villa Berkel is a stunning modern design by Dutch architect Paul de Ruiter, enclosed in large glass walls and referring to a simplicity that calm, but contemporary. Located in the forest of Veenendaal, the Netherlands, this nature inspired architecture combines interior and exterior, private and public. In order to maintain a distinctive gap, the architect of the property divided into three - the south is occupied by the garden in the middle of the house band, and northern band access to the house. This same approach was taken to organize this house of luxury inside. "To ensure openness and isolation at the same time, the floor plan of the villa has been" split. "The street has the most" public "functions: entry, study, kitchen and living room, while the other part is reserved for the most intimate of activities: a corridor to function as a TV lounge, bedrooms and a bathroom, "said the architect. The villa is surrounded by an outdoor terrace where the owners can be seen engaging in a dive into the sunken luxury spa. The bathroom is probably one of the cool features of the house, overlooking the water outside and give the occupants the feeling of being outdoors while enjoying the comforts and amenities of the Internal.

Custom Home Architects Studio 0.10

This freshness, professionalism Custom Home in West LA has a modern and fresh edge that distinguishes it from the rest. Favorable zoning permit for this unusual and aesthetic, from Los Angeles based Studio 0.10 Architects. Designed for a client who eats, sleeps and breathes photography, home is a clever balance to live, work and play. To maximize living space while outdoors on the ground, this 5400-sq.-ft. house was stacked - a cube balanced on top of another in a series of private yet interconnected lives. Through the creation rather than the architect made room for the traditional front and rear courtyard with a large courtyard between the house of two separate structures. The facade looks like a modern "armor" of custom patterned zinc, wood, windows and beds. An exterior wall of glass follows up the stairs inside, offering fabulous views over the city from within, from the outside while giving the measure its home mark.