Axiom Desert House

Designed by architectural firm Turkel Design, this stunning Modern Palm Springs prefab home can be bought and replicated! Part of the companys Axiom Series (a collection of 11 standard designs that can be built as is, or customized to suit your needs), the Axiom Desert House is a ready-to-assemble building that is packaged for shipping and delivered to sites worldwide. The 2,080-square-foot Axiom Desert House draws from the lifestyle and culture of Palm Springs, it features a classic mid-century design, and bends into a low-slung L-shape seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. The design features clean lines, modern materials, and some clever ways to open the interior to the exterior.

VENICE HOUSE

This gorgeous cedar-clad home has hit the market and is up for grabs for $3.7m. Located in LA, California, the stunning property was designed by Sebastian Mariscal, and has a private courtyard that is screened by 40-ft pine and oak trees. The two-storey villa has no set boundaries between inside and outside, achieved through the integration of strategically placed outdoor rooms that create harmonious transitions from inside to out. No matter where you are in the hou...
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A Modern Home Designed Between Two Worlds

Most homes try to separate city life from nature. Casa Entremontes by Harpa Architects does the opposite, and that is exactly what makes it stand out. Set on a rare plot between two hills in southern Brazil, it sits right at the edge of the urban grid while still feeling completely removed from it. The architecture leans into that tension. Clean, geometric volumes appear to float above the terrain, finished in charred wood that gives the house a quiet, al...
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CLIFF HOUSE

Perched 600 meters above sea level in Japan's Omine mountain range, the Cliff House by architect Masato Sekiya redefines weekend retreats. Designed as a holiday villa for a fishing enthusiast couple, the house cantilevers six meters over a steep slope, blending harmoniously with the surrounding environment. Facing challenges of limited space, Sekiya's solution involved sinking the structure into the ground and extending it over the Ten River. The innovativ...
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