Cabin One

Cabin One is a modular, flexible, minimal house for a lifestyle of freedom and flexibility. Completely sustainable, with a solid wooden structure made from renewable raw materials, this minimalist cabin not only ensures a pleasant indoor climate, but is also particularly durable and recyclable. Each cabin consists of 25 square meters of flexible interior space that is customized by the client, and is produced as a full module, and delivered as a complete cabin by truck to its final destination. Cabin One is equipped with everything a modern nomad needs, a bathroom, a cozy bed, kitchen, dining area, high-quality built-in appliances, intelligent storage solutions, and large panoramic windows that create a view of the surroundings and provide a spacious and bright feeling of space. Above all, it is easy to transport and to install.

STORY POOL HOUSE | BY LAKE FLATO ARCHITECTS

The Story Pool House is exactly what its name suggests, a beautiful hang out by the pool. Designed by Lake Flato Architects, the open air pavilion serves as a "sunrise to sunset” living room. Located in sunny Texas, the shelter is made from Texas limestone, steel, and wood, providing a shade from the scorching sun. The hideaway includes a kitchen, dining area, bath, and storage area. Also, a private deck under the vine covered arbor for the trailer and an inv...
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67 FRANKLIN STREET PENTHOUSE

Perched atop a 19th-century cast iron landmark in New York, the 67 Franklin Street Penthouse is a spectacular 4-bedroom (plus den), 3.5-bathroom residence with 20-ft ceilings and a breathtaking 1,510 sq. ft. wraparound terrace. Designed by renowned architect Shigeru Ban, this majestic residence offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural brilliance. Flooded with natural light, the penthouse boasts white oak floors, key-locked...
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IN THE DUNES HOUSE

US firm Caleb Johnson Studio have transformed a traditional coastal home in Maine into a modern sanctuary. Occuping a beachfront site overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the airy cedar-clad coastal dwelling sits atop timber stilts, allowing the landscape to flow under the house. The home has two simple gabled structures that connect via a central stairway, and the open area at ground level serves as a carport. A neutral color palette was used throughout the dwelling, th...
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