Floating House | By Mos Architects

Less is more, MOS Office translated into architecture all the simplicity of a landscape with trees, rocks and a huge frozen lake. Built on the icy waters of Lake Huron, in Pointe au Baril city in Ontario, Canada, is the Floating House, it demands more pictures than words. Made entirely of wood - as a continuation of the deck that connects to the nearby cliff - the residence floats on a steel frame sized to guarantee stability in the different water levels.

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LONDON APARTMENT

Our latest crib crush is this spacious apartment with industrial and retro features located in London - England. With an impressive 1200 sq ft overall space, the stylish apartment features a main living area that is south facing with double height ceiling and large windows allowing light to flood through. The beautiful tiling in the kitchen area and bathroom allow for some attractive ambiences, and the concrete features, white painted wood floor and simple styling a...
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TAD Neomag EDC Tray

The TAD NeoMag EDC Tray is a purpose built home for the tools you actually use every day. Designed in collaboration with Triple Aught Design and machined from a solid block of 6160 aluminum, this tray feels more like equipment than décor. The 9 x 11 inch footprint offers generous space to lay out your carry while keeping everything neatly contained. What stands out immediately is the attention to detail. Deep side walls prevent screws and small...
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OPENHOUSE | BY XTEN ARCHITECTURE

Built by the Xten Architecture studio, the OpenHouse lives up to its name as seen by the pictures. The elegant and beautiful interiors have full visibility to the outside world. The house was built on a challenging site, embedded into a narrow and sharply sloping property in the Hollywood Hills. The front, side and rear elevations of the house slide open to erase all boundaries between indoors and out, connecting the spaces to gardens on both levels....
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