Archive for September 8th, 2010
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An Inviting Timber&Glass Home in Washington : Davis Residence
Situated on a dreamy cliff site, with unobstructed views over San Juan Islands, this beautiful home was designed by Miller Hull Partnership in Bellingham, Washington. The Davis Residence measures 1400 sq. ft, including the guest house and garage. According to the architects, “the concept marries a long gently sloping roof form containing the kitchen,…
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20 Ways to Use Color Psychology in Your Home
When you approach home design, you likely do so in a couple of different ways – choosing objects and colors that simply look attractive or using an existing pattern or decor theme to govern your decisions. However, color is a powerful tool that can be used to inspire emotions, create space illusions or simply set the…
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Fascinating Residence Located Below the Hollywood Sign
Here is a residence with an uncommon, yet fascinating architecture. But its design is not the only unusual aspect of this imposing home. The Deronda Residence comes from Space International and is located in Los Angeles, California, in the Hollywood Hills “just under the shadow of the Hollywood sign”. Here is more information from…
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5 Tips for Sharing a Small Home with Kids
Whether you have a 5,000 square foot home or you have 500 square foot home doesn’t it seem like your home is too small? Kids represent the joy of our lives, but also the clutter of our home! If you live in a larger home it is easier to keep the kids stuff in a contained…
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Exotic Residence with Incredible Vistas and Infinity Pool
This exotic looking residence comes from SPG Architects and is located in Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica. Just a few steps away from the sea, this home also features a breathtaking infinity pool, a good reason for the inhabitants to relax and enjoy the views. The architects didn’t build this structure form scratch, but decided…
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Constrained Ball, a Strange New Device for Straight Lines
If you remember, we presented a strange device on Freshome a while back. It was a wooden electrical ruler and we featured it because we considered it was something new that would interest architects out there reading our site. Today we would like to show you something similar. “Constrained Ball” was created by Korean designer <a…
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