Modern house design

Looking for a spacious, light-filled 4 BHK bungalow design in Ahmedabad? Look no further! This stunning project in Sarkhej by Harikrushna Pattani & Associates showcases how to achieve a luxurious feel on a compact plot (160 sq. yards or 1440 sq. ft.). Inclined Studio Maximize Space, Light, and Style: This modern bungalow boasts a clever design that maximizes space utilization. Despite its compact footprint, the 3500 sq. ft. construction offers a sense of spaciousness. Architects achieved this through: Inclined Studio Strategic Open Floor Plan: Promotes natural light flow and a feeling of airiness.Triple-Height Cutout: Interconnects all floors, fostering a sense of connection and openness.Ample Natural Light & Ventilati... More

Kelana Jaya Terrace Link Redefining Modern Classic LifestyleA dramatic makeover has refreshed a 1500 sq. ft. terrace link house in Kelana Kaya. This is a recent project that provides both the contemporary and traditional architectural styles and integrates an addition and modifications for accessibility. Houz Design Grand Entrance Paves the WayFor instance, the foyer features a modern black shoe cabinet for the storage of shoes and other footwear. A cozy seating bench encourages guests to sit and appreciate the mirror wall that adds more depth to the space. A somewhat warmer tone is added with the wooden detailing on the drawers of the shoe closet, which is also a nod to the references to the traditional design that runs throughout th... More

Situated on a large, private lot with wooded areas and water views called for a home that would embrace the land. In our Modern European home, we wanted to capture the beautiful views of the setting. Architecturally, the sequence and the volume changes of the individual spaces make it more interesting as you approach the house and walk through it. The resulting Modern European home, with a nod to traditional English Tudor homes, does just that. Landmark Photography Landmark Photography Topo LLC It has the massing of an English Tudor, the steep roofs and that stately feel, but it’s stripped down from other details like timber framing and other ornamentation. Large black metal windows, some stretching almost floor to cei... More

The main idea behind this house was to create a perfect setting that can support and strengthen our minds and creative spirits. To achieve it, we aimed at creating an environment that is comforting and inspiring. We used a very earthy and a raw material palate for the interior space of our house to completely blur the lines between outdoors and indoors. We wanted our house to mimic a natural setting where we feel completely free – hence the name rock house!  Caption We wanted a space that was very lively and motivating and we achieved it by adding lot of plants and artworks to this raw background. By doing this, we ensured that these natural and artistic cues are always present around us.   To keep things effective an... More

Strict lines underlined by chromatic simplicity. The project below illustrates the harmony between white, black and grey. We relied on experience and a play of textures that are highlighted due to laconic colour line, which dominates throughout the entire house. Large windows let the natural light flood into the interior and the absence of unnecessary details offers the feeling of freedom. Oleg Bajura The living premises were united in an open space designed in a single stylistic way, but also having close interconnection. While creating this premise, we aimed to create the possibility of isolating the kitchen. Thus, we opted for the use of sliding glass doors that ensure transparency. In fact, it becomes a premise that connects the i... More

Caption This country house with a total area of 1 250 m2 is located in a Moscow suburb of Zhukovka, hidden among picturesque pine trees. It consists of two parts - a main building and a garage unit, which includes rooms for personnel and a music studio. Caption Caption   The two buildings are joined by a canopy, allowing for a comfortable transit from the garage to the house. The house is built of a monolithic reinforced concrete frame with walls constructed of decorative bricks. The facades are clad in natural wood and porcelain tiles. Caption Panoramic windows (Sky Frame) blur the border between man-made and natural, allowing to wel... More

This modern house with a magnificent view of the Apulian coast features modernist architecture that deliberately gives a nod to local building traditions in its use of pale stone for the dry-stone walls and the external paving, and the predominance of soft colours for the wall surfaces. Architect Ciro Alfredo Matarante, who oversaw this project, chose lighting fixtures with a 3000K white light for the outdoor areas, most of them in a white finish to blend with the colours of the main building and the guest annexes. The entrance to the house is marked by two staircases located on either side of the building: the one closer to the garden area is lit with Bright 1.B, in a double-beam version with 60° radial optics, and single-beam w... More

We were inspired to create our first authentic living space to reflect our client’s desire to live and work in his painting studio. The design emulates his painting style and personal lifestyle by using natural materials, minimalist values, and bridging social context within a live-work environment. The overall form takes on an ethos of monumental simplicity which inherently captures panoramic lake views from the steep mountainside terrain. ​ As part of authentic living, this studio is entirely devoid of added paints or stains. The exterior walls are made of exposed rammed earth construction set atop a giant plinth of exposed concrete. The interior features natural plywood finishes and exposed structural beams. We focused all of our... More

This modern house design located in Muscat, Oman and designed by CAS is a proof that modern does not have to mean cold, as this house exemplifies with its inviting warmth.  The modern and strict geometric elements are softened by the warmth of the earthly colors and yellow lights. These geometric forms are repeated in the landscape through the orthogonal shape of planting areas, pools, and pergola structures Balance in proportions is the key to the successful design of this modern house design. More

This is a residential interior design called White Alien designed by Amirali Bahmani at AAB ARCHITECT Studio in 2019. INSPIRATIONIn today's world, most spaces, including residential areas are not futuristic. The designer's goal was to create a unique futuristic space that would satisfy the needs of residents in addition to the visual appeal. PROJECT DESCRIPTIONIt is a residential conceptual interior design that fits the project's limitations such as area, floor to ceiling height, column location, shear wall, ceiling beam hanging, walls and installations. To make the space look simple and large, glossy white and black colors have been selected. Since the designer could not move up and down in designing the ceiling, a parametric two-dimensi... More

A young couple took on a dilapidated historic home turned multi-unit apartment building to return it to a single-family home with a minimalist approach.  The structure was entirely gutted, basement to roof, and rebuilt with a minimum of elements.  A central open stair clad in translucent channel glass separates and defines living and kitchen areas, allowing light to pass between them.  Glass floor panels at each end of the stair at the second floor lend to its lightness.  Elsewhere, the master bathroom contrasts dark wenge wood with neutral mosaic tile and a translucent glass panel veils the shower room. The finished house is filled with a series of simple vignettes connecting space to space with filtered light, extend... More

Inspired by the curvature inherent in most graffiti, this laneway house incorporates curves into its elevations in a playful manner. More

A restrained monochromatic palette of white brick, white stucco, black painted wood, and black aluminum clad windows. This timeless black and white theme carries through into the interior finishes as well. ​This classically designed home balances grandeur with modernism on a quiet street in Toronto. More

The layered effect masterfully emulated in this Modern Façade Design in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia is a fusion of modern contemporary. The balance between solid and transparent surfaces contrasts the clean lines of the rest of the facade beautifully. The elegant structure resides harmoniously within its urban context. Cladded with stone, glass, WPC composites, and sandy travertine, this exterior delivers a dynamic aesthetic that never fails to hook the onlooker's eye to its uniqueness. More