Villa Vals | Impressive Undergroung Residence For Rent

The Villa Vals House is an impressive project carried out by two architectural firms: SEARCH and CMA, built on the slope of the valleys in the Alps, Switzerland. The intention of building this house is not to look like a residential structure. The villa is fully integrated into the landscape and the access is done through an existing wood barn, located at a lower level of the mountain. An underground tunnel leads residents to the main level set in a circular cut made on the mountainside.

AMAZING BEQUIA HOUSE FOR RENT

This stunning home sleeps a max of 12, is located between Friendship Bay and Lower Bay in the caribbean island of Bequia and is a 7 minute drive to the beachfront. The design is inspired by traditional Moroccan courtyard houses, a series of intimate spaces surround water, providing shelter from the sun throughout the day and cooling humidity from the pool.It has spectacular 300 degree views over the Grenadines, and an incredibly inviting Infinity pool that faces so...
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RIVER HOUSE

This stunning retreat was designed by Bali-based architect Alexis Dornier. River House is part of the "The River House Group", a collection of exquisite villas in Canggu and Perenenan, Bali. This impressive architectural statement is nestled in the jungle with rice paddy views, on the river, and with your own 25m pool. The five-bedroom house is built with reclaimed timber and locally sourced sandstone, it features the living rooms and garden located on the...
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YOUNA NATURE RESORT

YOUNA Nature Resort is a new hospitality project designed by Peter Pichler Architecture, located in the European Alpine Region. The resort comprises flexible treehouses that blend into the natural environment, featuring an exaggerated gable roof and a timber exoskeleton. The treehouses are encased in a double-layered timber lattice encapsulating the exoskeleton that provides shade during the day while allowing for a soft glow at night, blending seamlessly into the n...
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