This magnificent modern residence in Los Angeles, California is a three-storey structure with stacking modules conceptualized by Oppenheim Architecture + Design.
Minimalist Vertical House By Muji: The Ultimate Prefab-Pack Home Kit
Japanese consumer goods retail company Muji has gone from selling household products and furniture to selling the entire house in a prefabricated-pack. The good news is that you don’t have to assemble it yourself like a DIY IKEA furniture. The company will install it for you if you live in Japan.
Modern Cube House In Israel Offers The Ultimate In Refined Luxury
Architectural firm Yulie Wollman designed this impressive modern house in Herzliya, Israel. Massive panoramic windows and open floor plan create a minimalist luxury that connect the indoor and outdoor spaces.
Modern T-Shaped House In South Korea
Located in the province of Jeollabuk-do, South Korea, this modern house with open spacious floor plan was designed by KDDH architects for a young family.
Minimalist Greek Villa With Dramatic Ocean And Island View
Perched on a hill in western Greece overlooking the island of Kefalonia, “The Silver House” is a modern villa designed by Brussels-based architect Olivier Dwek.
Modern Custom Home With Central Atrium And Interior Bamboo Garden
Aldo House is a minimalist family home in Ontario, Canada designed by Prototype Design Lab. An atrium runs the full-length of the house with a long skylight.
Luxury Modern Residence With Breathtaking Views Of Glass House Mountains
Modern simplicity with emphasis on authenticity and natural texture is the theme of this high quality home in Maleny, Queensland, Australia, a small scenic town overlooking the Sunshine Coast hinterland. The main indoor and outdoor living spaces enjoy unobstructed views of Glass House Mountains in the distance.
Minimalist House With A Long Wall Of Books
The Long Brick House in Pilisborosjenő, Hungary was designed by Foldes Architects for a couple who own a massive collection of books. A 17 meter long wall of library was created along the horizontal axis of the house.
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