Le Cabanon Holiday Home

"Le Cabanon" is a spectacular holiday retreat located on a small island in the Turks and Caicos archipelago, in the Caribbean. Idealised by US studio Rick Joy Architects, the concrete family holiday home was designed to embrace the natural landscape, it has three bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen, living room and dining area, a media room, a garage and exterior areas throughout. Every room faces the sea and is connected by a terrace, and feature glass walls that can be removed to help minimize the division between outside and inside. There is also a stunning infinity pool, and a dazzling ocean at your doorstep.

This 15th Century Girona Farmhouse Blends History With Modern Living

Set within the rolling landscape of the Gavarres, this 15th century farmhouse offers a rare balance between historic character and modern living. Surrounded by over five hectares of protected land, it delivers complete privacy while staying within easy reach of Girona and the Costa Brava. The main residence has been carefully restored, preserving original stone walls, vaulted ceilings, and traditional details while introducing clean, contemporary elem...
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INVERTED HOUSE

The spectacular Inverted House in Okrokana, on the hillside of Tbilisi, offers a thoughtful rethink of suburban living in a place where fences matter more than views. Designed by TIMM, the project turns a constraint into its main idea by making the house itself the perimeter, replacing the typical boundary wall with inhabitable architecture. From the street, the building reads as a dark, restrained volume clad in charred wood. It sits low and quiet, forming a...
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CA LAMO HOUSE

Designed by Spanish architecture firm Maria Castello Martinez, the "Ca l´Amo House" is a beautiful minimal property in the heart of a pine and juniper forest in Ibiza, Spain. Focusing on preserving the landscape intact as much as possible, the modern retreat is made of up five independent volumes sitting on a stone terrace, creating a sequence of private and social spaces that have a visual connection to the surroundings. The first three volumes house a l...
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