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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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ST IVES DRIVE RESIDENCE

8927 St Ives is one of the most impressive residences we have come across, it is located high above the Sunset Strip, with floor-to-ceiling windows and with dramatic views of Los Angeles. This one-of-a-kind Hollywood Hills West home marries indoor and outdoor, with automated sliding pocket doors that open both the living and entertainment areas, offering plenty of outdoor entertaining spaces to enjoy. The ideal entertainer’s pad also features a spectacular multi-l...
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CARLA RIDGE HOUSE

Nestled in the prestigious Trousdale neighborhood of Los Angeles, the Carla Ridge House emerges as a beacon of modern elegance. Envisioned by the renowned design studio Lucas, this exquisite residence seamlessly blends mid-century aesthetics with contemporary luxury. Perched atop a hill, the Carla Ridge House offers breathtaking views of the Santa Monica Mountains, creating an immersive experience of natural beauty. The interior exudes warmth and sophisti...
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PORTAGE BAY HOUSE

Developed by Heliotrope Architects, this stunning loft-like house was designed for a bachelor who values privacy. It sits on the waterfront in Seattle, Washington, and is fronted by an unassuming entryway marked only by a garage and wood front door. Protective shells of zinc and aluminum on the exterior echo the maritime industrial sheds littered throughout Seattle, whilst floor-to-ceiling windows let in plenty of natural light and offer a pristine view of Portage B...
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