Displaying posts labeled "Modern"

Belgian architecture firm dmvAArchitecten believes architecture doesn’t necessarily need to be beautiful. Well, they don’t seem to take that to heart as all of their projects are beautiful (in my humble opinion). The homes they have designed are works of art and each one has intriguing architectural features that turn ordinary into extraordinary. 

LOVE this renovated home in London designed by ade architecture. Classic from the front with a modern surprise at the back. It’s bright, and appears very spacious, with the help of 6 metre high sliding glass panels. SWEET!!

Samantha Eades and Wendy Bergman are Eades&Bergman, an interior and design studio in Australia. They know that innovative design should allow for life to exist effortlessly within a space, positively affecting moods, altering perceptions, and comforting personalities. Their urban, modern spaces are glamourous and luxurious, yet comfortable as the photo above demonstrates. 🙂 

It’s been a few months since Vancouver/Victoria interior designer Kyla Bidgood shared her redo of a tech company’s office with us, and now she’s back with another project. This time it’s a really fun interior. I recently completed a residence for a young family of four. I worked with homeowners Meagan & Sebastian Smitsdorff to create a space that reflect their personalities while utilizing some of their existing furniture pieces. Bright colours, vintage nostalgic accents, and custom built-ins enhance the living/dining areas, while keeping spaces functional and durable for daily use by their two young boys. These spaces are so awesome for a family – bright and energetic, liveable and functional. Kyla included some before photos so you can really see the transformation. (Sources on Kyla’s Pinterest, after photos by Sarah McNeil)

A Slovakian reader named Michaela emailed us about this home in Orava, Slovakia that was featured recently on ArchDaily. Designed by A.LT architekti, this structure is modern architecture inspired by traditional country homes of the area, and fits into the picturesque surroundings beautifully. (Photos by Tomas Rasl)