Showing posts with label Wood House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wood House. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Bended Roof House in Netherlands


This chic bended roof house by Netherlands architects GAAGA takes a conventional concept and gives it a contemporary, abstract twist: the curved roof is modeled after a traditional saddle roof, only inverted to dip at the center. The V-shaped house roof may be its claim to fame, but interiors are just as innovative as the unusual exterior. The exposed-wood ceilings are showcased with open-to-above and two-storey living spaces. The open concept home features a main-floor entrance hall with views of the garden and street. And check out this loft design idea – housing the den, kitchen and dining area, this great living space overlooks the main floor and is flooded with daylight through the home’s strategically placed windows and skylights. Wood and stone throughout give this house a friendly, “homey” feel. GAAGA
via Arch Daily
photo credit: Marcel van der Burg


Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Recycled Wood Cottage in Chile


welcome home” is the feeling you get in this recycled wood cottage by Juan Luis Martinez Nahuel. Located on a steep hillside about an hour’s drive from Panguipulli, Chile, the wood-clad cottage blends beautifully with its woody surroundings. This home also embraces its “roots” indoors, where nature and comfort and key. “Cozy” and “eclectic” are words that come to mind with the rustic cabin look and hand-me-down feel of the recycled wood used to construct and finish the cottage. The massive fireplace is a welcomed imposition, surrounded by glass to lend interiors that outdoors feeling. Floor-to-ceiling folding glass walls, framed in natural wood, open onto an outdoor sheltered deck that runs the length of the home, offering a fabulous outdoor entertaining area in any weather. Juan Luis Martinez Nahuel.
via Arch Daily
Photos by Juan Luis Martinez Nahuel





Sunday, March 20, 2011

Small Country Cottage – Small, Sweet and for Rent!


Compact but sweet, this small country cottage on the Isle of Skye boasts beauty in its simplicity. Created by architecture firm Rural Design, this 75m2 wood country home has lots of character in its wood-clad exterior and minimalist interior. A corrugated roof lends the cottage an industrial character that complements the farm surroundings. Not only the cottage is small, the budget to build was also, at just £115,000. Inside, a polished-concrete floor, and exposed wood walls and ceilings continue the industrial aesthetic. A large window in the living room frames the breathtaking view. Branching off the main living area, the bedrooms enjoy their privacy. The Black Shed house is set in a stunning location as it's positioned right at the foot of Macleods Table (Isle of Skye, Scotland). It is now available for holidays - you can
 
 

 

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Wood House

Wood House

Now, this is what we call a tree house! This wood house design by Seattle-based Finne Architects embraces its forest roots, but with refined flair. The cabin-style design boasts natural-finish wood and a stone fireplace feature anchoring the “great outdoors.” Skylights flood the two-storey living areas with natural light while providing a view of the surrounding forest. The kitchen and adjoining living area is a certain hotspot in this house. We love the interplay of the drastically different types and textures of wood clad walls, ceiling and cabinets. This eclectic look is complemented by subtle industrial-chic details, like the countertop supports and the under-counter mini potlights. Another favorite in this house is the bathroom, featuring more gorgeous wood, windows and mirrors galore. The bathtub is nestled in a glass-wall corner; you’ll feel like you’re bathing in the great outdoors. Interior glass walls maintain an open-concept feel, but with the benefit of a little privacy