Ia House

IA House is the perfect bachelor pad, a 60-square-meter crib strategically placed in a picturesque setting, raised atop a green cliff in Chile’s coastal village of Quintay, with spectacular panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. Designed by Santiago-based Joannon Architects, the elevated home features a beautiful minimal decor, and has an open-plan dining, kitchen, and living room area that opens up to a triangular outdoor deck that is perfect for entertaining guests. The house also features a master bedroom that is separated from the communal area by a closet, and a loft space above the kitchen for guests, reachable by a sliding ladder.

ANOVA PRECISION OVEN

Once limited to the world´s best restaurants, precision temperature cooking (sous vide) is now available for your home and parked on your countertop! Steam ovens are commonplace in professional kitchens, but typically too expensive for domestic use. Until now! Meet the Anova Precision Oven, the first combi oven meant for the home cook. From baking to sous vide, this smart steam oven is your new kitchen BFF, it can cook food with both wet and dry heat, along with pr...
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SERENGETI LOUNGE CHAIR

Inspired by traveling and the African safari, the Serengeti Lounge Chair is a style icon for your home. Available in a choice of American Black Walnut or European White Oak, the chair is light and beautiful, while at the same time offering great comfort and practicality. Form and function are present, comfort and look also combine in a chair that will be the highlight in any room you put it into. Pair with the Serengeti Ottoman for the complete lounge set....
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ARMSTRONG COTTAGE

Armstrong Cottage in Peterborough, Canada, is a striking off-grid, net-zero retreat designed by Peter Braithwaite Studio. Built for a young family returning to the lake of their childhood summers, the project balances nostalgia with forward-thinking sustainability. Instead of heavy foundations, two slender pavilions—one for living, one for sleeping, stand on steel columns anchored directly into bedrock, reducing concrete use and leaving the island’s fertile soil...
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