Unexpected delights
Responding to the beautiful architecture of the home, Kestie Lane Studio has created a pared back interior of subtle nuance.
Responding to the beautiful architecture of the home, Kestie Lane Studio has created a pared back interior of subtle nuance.
From Irving Smith Architects comes a house inspired by the form of a feather and designed for the ever-changing lifestyle of a family. Through fine detail and great thought, Feather House is a stand out, bespoke in every way to sustainably support its residents both now and in the future.
Adelaide Residence by Williams Burton Leopardi is redesigned with a careful curation of keepsakes and collected treasures.
As the cost of land continues to grow, each square metre of dirt needs to work harder. These multi-use additions show how clever, agnostic spaces can add value.
Art and architecture come together in ‘The Arc’, a new structure at Green School in Bali, which is literally ‘out of the box’.
Once a cottage of low light and tightly woven rooms, the Kew Cottage takes the geometry of light and brings this Victorian home into the modern era.
Once used to manufacture furniture, this warehouse is now a fine contemporary home for a creative couple where the remnants of the past meet with modern creature comforts.
Light-kissed and designed with serenity in mind, Xavier by Bryant Alsop Architects is a celebration of artisanal architecture.
An ageing traditional Japanese house is sensitively restored and added to by Roovice.
Dan Gayfer Design has reimagined a jaded family home with mid-century accents and stellar planning for a food-loving family of four.
Home to an artist and her family, this conserved shophouse along Kim Yam Road serves dual purpose as a residence and art gallery.
Designed with a contemporary gridded form, the aptly named Living Grid House by L Architects deals with Singapore’s tropical climate in a clever manner.