Concrete Summer House

Designed by Argentinean architect Luciano Kruk, the Concrete Summer House is a distinctly modern structure, but looks perfectly at home in the wooded area of a beautiful natural space located in northern Argentina. Located among pine trees in the seaside resort of Mar Azul near Buenos Aires, the H3 House is built using concrete to create a rugged appearance and to reduce maintenance, but also to draw a connection between the house and its wooded setting. It features an open-plan kitchen, dining room and lounge on the ground floor, and two bedrooms and a shared bathroom on the upper level. All spaces are bathed in natural light flowing through the floor-to-ceiling glazed walls. Inside, concrete furniture is integrated into the architecture.

JULY 2023 WORKSTATION

After the global pandemic, a higher number of individuals are now embracing remote work. To maximise productivity, it is crucial to establish a well-organized home workstation. This designated area serves as a sacred space where a significant portion of our day is spent. In pursuit of the ultimate ideal desk setup, our focus is on choosing equipment that enhances functionality and eliminates clutter in your office space. We also aim to present products that promote ...
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OIL & VINEGAR PIPETTE GLASSES

We love a clean, practical invention. These oil & vinegar pipette glasses designed by Lovorika Banovic for Menu, make a great decorative feature and protect the table top from drips. Besides the obvious use of oil & vinegar, you can also use them with any sauce, syrup, honey or even for some milk in your cup of tea! Also included is an attractive, stainless steel, boat shape bowl. ...
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CASA BRUTALE | BY OPA WORKS

Casa Brutale is a spectacular project by OPA Works, an ambitious concept home that sits inside a cliff above the aegean sea. The minimalist home is composed by three concrete walls that form the main living space, the roof is a crystalline pool made of reinforced glass, that also functions as a massive skylight that floods the interior with natural light. The huge top-to-bottom front glass facade lets in plenty of light and offers dramatic views of the ocean below. ...
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