Looks can be deceiving, which is why what's inside this 200-year-old house is definitely a shocker. It has an open floor plan with cathedral style ceilings, 1 bedroom, and 2 amazing full baths. The home is located in the French Quarter in New Orleans.
Imagine being able to have a mobile cabin you can bring to anywhere, which is both eco-friendly and self-sustaining. This is Wohnwagon's creation, and it uses natural and recycled materials such as clay plaster.
We all deserve to live in a house that feels like home. It doesn’t matter if you’ve lived in the property for two days or two decades; there’s always room for improvement. As a homeowner, you should be eager to unlock the home’s full potential.
The principle of bioclimatic architecture is very simple: it aligns construction practices with the surrounding climate, environment and ecosystem.In the past, architects considered natural elements such a climate, landscape, sun or wind orientation… to be important indicators in the building process.
Almost every Indian woman is completely smitten by the craze of draping ethnic Indian saree, and it won’t be wrong saying that the trend is finding followers across the globe as well. It’s a dream of every Indian ethnic fashion lover to pull off this amazing trend with sheer perfection as it is considered an excellent choice for gatherings, special occasions, weddings, etc.
Architect Takuro Yamamoto designed a stark, minimalist house in a Tokyo suburb that includes a spacious patio in what seems to be in a not-so-large house. How did he do it? Check out the photos below:
Anyone that’s into interior design will tell you that trends change over the years. These days, it’s all about being modern. Everyone wants their home to look like it’s a new-build, even if it’s decades old. With these thoughts in mind, here’s a complete guide to modern interior design:
A lot of the time, it can be tough to find a versatile, informative article on remodelling. Usually when I go looking, all I come across is niche posts, focussing on one tiny area of the home. Obviously it’s good to have posts which go into detail, but it’s not exactly convenient when you need to do a series of different searches. To help you to get around the issue, I’ve written a feature which covers a few rooms. If you’re remodelling your bathroom, living room, or your entire house, I’m sure you’ll find some valuable tips here.
Imagine that requires zero power tools or heavy machinery. This is the PopUp House, a French design studio, that can be made from insulation blocks, treated lumber, and wood screws. It even looks pretty stunning too!