Gorgeous Contemporary Home in Melbourne With Natural Finishes

Meet the exquisite chic and enjoy the atmosphere created by the award-winning Australian designer, Robert Simeoni. Envisioned as artful house, that combines subtle lines of design with gorgeous modern details, the house located on the 27th Main Street in Northcote, Melbourne, is a breezy living space and moreover, it is now for sale! The RT Edgar agency is responsible with the selling.

Welcoming, yet sophisticated, the house offers unique moments of tranquility. The house, paved with vertical wooden tiles is surrounded by a beautiful small garden. The rich palette of trees and vegetation transform this outdoor space into a green oasis, dedicated to your senses. The living room and the dining area are separated by the courtyard through transparent (made of glass) sliding doors and floor-to-ceiling windows. “As welcoming as it is intimate and sophisticated, architectural voids invite the environs in, over two floodlit levels, to a series of expansive living zones for a subtle, relaxed ambience.”  The interior is breezy and uncluttered, integrating gorgeous elements of décor, such as photo collage paintings, a fancy fireplace and modern furnishing.

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Beach-Inspired Vibes Delivered by Modern Home in Bondi, Sydney

The feeling you get from viewing the interiors of this charming home in Bondi, Sydney, Australia, is that of lightness. Designed by architect Uri Turgeman and interior designer Shellee Gordoun, the residence boasts four bedrooms and three bathrooms, all displaying charming white & blue finishes. The ethereal atmosphere is probably related to the home’s coastal environment, which is also reflected in the extensive use of glass and clerestory windows.

The core of the residence is the living room, opening up to a dramatic double-height atrium, as well as to a generous backyard wooden deck. Oak floors, exposed brick walls and skylights create a bright and appealing modern social space. Other amenities of the residence include a a home office, private master wing with study, north facing deck and a luxe ensuite with freestanding bath, a child-friendly garden and a home theater. Enjoy the photos!

 

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Experimental Zero Energy Building Nestled in The Hills of Italy: TVZEB

A notable design collaboration between the traverso-vighy architecture studio and the University of Padua's Department of Technical Physics led to the development of Residence TVZEB, an experimental zero energy building. The new project was especially built to accommodate an environmentally-sound architecture studio and is located in a few kilometers from the historic center of Vicenza, Italy.

The dwelling has a total surface of 190 square meters and was constructed from parts, combining CNC machined and handcrafted components: “The larch glulam and galvanized steel structure is suspended along two longitudinal lines of the foundation and was dry assembled on site: all building components are made from recyclable and/or recycled materials and can be dismantled. The building can be disassembled at the end of its life cycle and its materials can be separated and recycled, restoring the site to the natural landscape“. The residence is entirely fueled by internal energy sources (wood combustion, solar and geothermal energies).

 

 

 

  

 

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Striking Four-Level Modern Mountain Home in Jalisco, Mexico

Disobeying the principles of traditional mountain architecture, Agraz Arquitectos envisioned a highly contemporary residence in the Santa Anita Golf Club of Tlajomulco in Jalisco, Mexico. Built on a site with a highly accentuated slope, the project is structured on four levels: “the first one for the automobiles, the next one for social areas (kitchen, living and dinning rooms), third for main bedroom next to family room, and last, a fourth one destined for boy and girl bedrooms which have the most privileged views due to their location in the highest peak of the terrain.”

The four levels are connected through a central stairway, but an elevator was also added a practical feature to the overall design. One of the most spectacular interior of the Mountain House is its wine cellar, perfectly integrated into a rocky mountain carving, yet displaying elegant finishes. Enjoy the virtual tour below and feel free to share your ideas below!

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