Harris Hobbs House by Townsend + Associates Architects
The folks at Townsend + Associates Architects put a lot of effort in beautifying the entrance of the Harris Hobbs House in Australia. Right away, the home gives view of the garden and its sculptural roof. The steel beams that run up top brings about a very symmetrical work of art to the construction of the home. It is both a very welcoming and impressive sight to be hold when visitors arrive. This linear construction of beams is evident throughout the exterior of the house, giving some of its areas a spacious elongated setting. This combination of angular lines and plant life are also a unique and pleasant feature of the house.
More images of the Hobbs House after the jump.
Contemporary Property in Santa Ynez, California
This contemporary home located in Santa Ynez, California occupies a great deal of real estate. Almost all the features and shapes of the house takes a really long rectangular form. The interiors are spacious and luxurious, and most of the rooms have a great view of the land it’s situated on.
From Sotheby’s Home:Situated on 20- acres in semi-rural Santa Ynez Valley, this home was completed in 2006 and featured in Interior Design Magazine and is the 2007 AIA Design Award winning home. The 7,000 square foot main residence includes an 800 sq ft master bedroom suite with his and her walk-in closets and laundry, 1200 sq ft guest suite with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and a common den with fireplace, 800 sq ft art studio with adjoining 75 sq ft office, large 260 sq ft office with adjoining bath and an exercise room with bath. 2300 sq ft of outdoor and covered patios and walkways. Outdoor patios offer picnic area, fireplace, heaters and a pizza oven. 70’ foot long lap pool with a large spa.
Modern Interiors & Furniture by BassamFellows
BassamFellows’ belives that, “nature is a key part of luxury living; that contemporary design can also be exceptional quality, handcrafted, and warm.” This project for a mid-century modern house in New Canaan, CT was completed with the goal of renovating an architecturally significant home by creating larger rooms and improving its interior flow. This was achieved by making the home look more graphic and organic. Details and furniture of the home include a solid walnut stool based on the ergonomics of a tractor seat, a floating oak and glass pavilion crafted by Swiss cabinetmakers. Read more to see the rest of the interiors and furniture.
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Mansion by Harrison Varma
The Mansion by Harrison Varma, is a 16,000 square foot, 8 bedroom home, located near the Kenwood House in the Hampstead area of London. Other features of the house includes 9 bathrooms, 6 reception rooms, theater/entertainment area, indoor pool, gym, beauty salon, wine storage, and a 6 car underground parking garage. The Mansion is more modern in design than some other mansions you may have seen before. From the kitchen area, to the backyard, it feels like every room and every inch is spotless. This is one dream home for those with deep pockets, but it doesn’t hurt to look.
Vader House by Andrew Maynard Architects
Maynard Architects, a Sydney based firm, transformed this traditional brick home and courtyard into a stunning modern home that builds upon the past while making creative use of all the available space. Located in Melbourne, the Vader House’s main attraction is the center courtyard bordered on one side by the old house, and on the other side by the new extension and living space. Glass walls bring light into the kitchen and living areas while opening them up to the center courtyard. In the courtyard, a movable deck slides across a pool to reveal a patch of lawn. This doubles the available space for lounging in the sun. Movable walls can be found throughout the new home – the bathroom, windows, exterior doors, cabinets, all of which make good use of space.
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Kuhlhaus 02 by Lean Arch
Kulhaus Development and Lean Arch teamed up to build a series of homes with responsible development in mind. Located in the Gaslight District of Manhattan beach, this single family residence is a solar powered living space that features 4 bedrooms with 4 bathrooms, powder room, kitchen by Valcucine, open living and dining areas, family room, recreation room with a wet bar, walk-in wine cellar, and laundry room. There’s a continuous space that blends the interior to the exterior, which gives a really comfortable aesthetic and environment to the home. Other features also include perforated metal stairs, metal panel siding, and solar panel roofs.
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Luxury Apartment Interior by ERGES Architect
Outfitting your pad with luxury in mind isn’t necessarily the easiest thing in the world to do. If you need a little help decorating your dream home? Erges Architects may be the answer. Look at this project they completed in 2007. This dream pad features high-end furniture along with elegant and exotic decorations. With other items such as high quality rugs, statues, red dead trees, this space is no doubt a true mixture of eclecticism and luxury. More images after the jump.
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