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Interior Design, Architecture & Interior Decorating eMagazine
Artist Michelle de la Vega transformed a small garage into a 250-square-foot tiny dream house. The mini house is located in Seattle, Washington in the neighbourhood of Top Hat.
The converted tiny home has an additional space for a bathroom, and much of the original garage structure is maintained but with a raised four-foot frame to accommodate a sleeping loft.
Villa Siberg located in Gothenburg, Sweden has been renovated from an older house to a beautiful contemporary home by Grön Linje.
One of the most attractive features of the house is the rustic wine cellar with original stone walls. A unique hydraulic glass door in the floor above opens up and a small staircase leads down to the cellar.
The renovation of a small Haussmann style apartment in Paris, France by design firm Betillon / Dorval Bory includes partitioning the master bedroom from the child’s bedroom.
Designed by by Minas Kosmidis, the most important element of the renovation of this two storey detached house in Athens, Greece is the exploitation of the view of the Acropolis.
The renovation of this five bedroom home located in the exclusive neighbourhood of Rosedale in Toronto, Canada was designed by McGill Design Group.
The old house was transformed into an elegant contemporary home with classic interior decor.
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.
“House At Hillside” located in Singapore is a renovation project of a half a century old residence by Nota Design International pte Ltd. The 147 square meters (1582 sq. ft.) property achieved high aesthetic and quality with a low budget.
Houses within the historic district in Concord, Massachusetts must maintain the town’s historic character as defined by the Historic District Commission.
