Wirra Willa Pavilion

The stunning Wirra Willa Pavilion designed by Matthew Woodward Architecture is the perfect weekend retreat. Located in Somersby, NSW, Australia, on an 80-acre property, the tiny house is only 72 square meters (775 sq.ft) in size, and weightlessly cantilevers over the adjacent natural lily pond, creating a scene straight from a Monet painting, and giving guests the sensation of walking on water. Although small, there is still room for sleeping, a bathroom, kitchen and storage space. There is also a small pool under the floor in the living room.

A BUGS HOME

This tiny apartment in Taipei, Taiwan, is a bachelors dream. With a limited floor area of just 46 square metres (498 square feet), the architects have really worked their magic on the open plan layout. To maximise space, every single room can be opened up to be part of one whole space, even the bathroom. The minimalist crib is also packed with clever and functional details such as the central rotating TV that makes viewing possible in the living room, be...
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SURF HOUSE

This gorgeous house is a surfers dream. Built in Santa Cruz, California, on the edge of one of the state´s best surf breaks, Surf House is a family home that celebrates coastal living, surfing culture, and sustainable design. Designed by Feldman Architecture studio, the house has a polished bohemian feel, and is clad with untreated batten slats and wooden boards that will weather to a beautiful, silvery-gray color over time. Once inside, full walls of glazing open ...
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THE RAY PLANTATION RETREAT

Nestled amidst the serene hills of Alibag, India, lies The Ray, a splendid plantation retreat designed by Architecture Brio in collaboration with landscape architect Kunal Maniar. This architectural gem seamlessly blends into its natural surroundings, offering breathtaking views of the lush landscape and the Arabian Sea. Divided into two linear pavilions crafted from Dhrangadhra limestone, The Ray exudes a sense of tranquility and elegance. The deep-set steel-framed...
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