A Kado Lussi freestanding bathtub anchors the shared bathroom.
All the tapware is by Sussex Scala, and the finish is Living Rustic Bronze.
The master bathroom is outfitted with a Victorian ash counter with a Nood Co blush-pink vessel sink. The tiles seen here are by Artedomus.
The Leÿer-designed Victoria ash dining table is paired with leather-and-timber GlobeWest dining chairs. Potter Halo pendant lights from Anchor Ceramics hang from the ceiling.
When not in use, the television tucks neatly away behind folding doors to minimize visual clutter.
The living room sofa was custom made using Warwick Haven linen fabric in Pumice. The Braid rug in Pumice is by Armadillo & Co.
The raked red cedar ceiling is one of the couple’s favorite aspects of the home. They are particularly enamored with “the small shadow lines we created in the junction between the raked ceiling and the plaster bulk heads…it’s such a tiny detail that tightens everything up.”
“The terra-cotta backsplash in the kitchen is probably most people’s favorite feature. It was such a simple way to tie all the colors together in the house,” adds Rebecca.
Along Victoria’s Surf Coast, a minimalist timber dwellingcombines Scandinavian charm with the laid-back vibes of a New Zealand bach.
For a playful touch, the front door features a MadeMeasure Stacked door handle.
"The reason we bought the property was purely for the location—we can walk everywhere," says Rebecca Leijer, who built the 2,152-square-foot timber dwelling with her partner, Damien. "The neighborhood is very special, and we were drawn to the relaxed coastal lifestyle we knew we wanted for our kids growing up."
"Running a business with your family is complicated, but being back together after six or seven years of living on our own has been a beautiful experience," she says.
The master bedroom also enjoys access to a private terrace through sliding glazed doors. A privacy curtain can be pulled along the ceiling track.
Built with a powder-coated aluminum frame and rounded armrests, the Vipp451 ($950) is available in fabric and leather upholstery in either black or cognac.
Six new versatile Vipp451 chairs are used in the dining room.
The modern steel staircase adds a striking architectural element to the space and leads from the ground-floor living spaces to the bedrooms upstairs.
A peek inside one of the site's five ADA-accessible “X Suites.” The 275-square-foot units were designed by M-Rad and maximize every inch of space.
Heating and cooling are essential for Yosemite's snowy winters and broiling summers. Glass walls along all sides of the clubhouse fold away to let air in—or slide shut to insulate the space from the temperature outside.
The clubhouse's palette of cool concrete, pine, and steel makes rustic refined. The assortment of seating in the clubhouse's main area allows guests to occupy every space, but it still feels intimate with one or two people.
The luminous living room of the “George Washington House” features a soaring, beamed ceiling and extensive glazing.
The master suite includes a gas fireplace, a balcony, and an enormous walk-in closet
A view of the large, open-plan living space.
The TV nook sits just off the living room. Built-in shelving flanks a cozy fireplace.
The bucolic compound consists of two parcels of land with four houses—a main house and three guest houses—and a total of 12 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms in all.
Bruce Willis and Emma Heming listed 340 Croton Lake Road for $12,950,000.
Stairs lead from the entry to the upper level with the bedrooms. The wood-paneled, vaulted ceiling adds warmth to the double-height space.
Chien's late dog, Thin Lizzie, is memorialized in her hallway over her grandmother's antique chest.
Commissioned as part of the popular Chinese reality television show Beautiful House, Beijing–based studio Evolution Design Architects was given a budget of 600,000 RMB (approximately $87,965 USD) for construction and interior design, as well as just two months to complete the transformation.
The master bedroom overlooks panoramic views of the East China Sea.
A swing, fashioned from string and driftwood, hangs from the ceiling of new the concrete addition.
Formerly used as a kitchen, the space next to the master bedroom has been turned into a living area. Retractable shades cover the glazed ceiling and are remotely controlled.
The wooden rooftop deck is edged with river stone.
"Every good RV renovation starts with a couple douses of light-colored paint," says Lauren. "We literally painted everything we could with Sherwin Williams Passive Gray. The change was dramatic, even from just some paint."
The exteriors of the two structures, the updated cabin, and the "modern box" addition were tied together with a standing seam metal facade. This helped give the connected complex a contemporary, industrial-inspired vibe.
White walls serve as a gallery to display the owner's personal art collection.
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