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Dutch Mountain | By Denieuwegeneratie

Buried beneath a mound of earth at a Dutch nature reserve is a woodland villa called Dutch Mountain designed by Amsterdam design studio Denieuwegeneratie. Only half the house is visible, the other half cuts trough a hill, this both camouflages and uses the earth as thermal insulation. The house as many original features, and is full of surprises, notable features are the vintage Jaguar transformed into a bookshelf, a teapot chandelier and skateboards used as staircase steps.



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STUNNING RENTAL VILLA IN SOUTH AFRICA - Image

STUNNING RENTAL VILLA IN SOUTH AFRICA

Designed by Stefan Antoni Olmesdahl Truen Architects (SAOTA), this villa named "First Crescent" is a stunning minimalist home commanding a 270 degree view of Lions Head, Campus Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The living spaces are highly transparent to take full advantage of the views. This breathtaking villa can be rented for $1,500 to $5,000 per day, depending on the season....
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WATERVILLA | BY +31ARCHITECTS - Image

WATERVILLA | BY +31ARCHITECTS

Watervilla is a spectacular minimalist residence located on the river Amstel in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Designed by +31ARCHITECTS, the modern villa was commissioned by clients that wanted a residence in which the relationship between the living area and water would be maximized. The top floor composed by the living room and kitchen features a large glass facade with sliding doors that open to a floating terrace that is moored along the entire length of the villa, in...
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STUNNING INFINITY POOL | FARRAR RESIDENCE - Image

STUNNING INFINITY POOL | FARRAR RESIDENCE

The Farrar Residence in Park City, Utah, was designed by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Architects. The stand-out feature of the house is the stunning 25 meter infinity pool that seems to flow in to the woods. The pool cantilevers over a seasonal stream, with an acrylic panel that extends from the pool bottom to the stainless steel ceiling and aquarium glass at the end....
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