Modern Minimalist Country House Design with White Interior Ideas in Sydney, Australia

Designed from Tony Owen Architects, this concrete country house construction was concept in robotic look. If we remind with several film, we will see this house design was inspiring from that. Actually, I agree with you since if we look for a while, this house was design in amazing design and use futuristic inspiration. When we come inside to this house, we will see the minimalist house interior decor that can be seen from the furniture idea and the decoration concept of the furniture. The standing fireplace was design in the middle of the living room space so that here the owner can shows their prestigious style and modern personality. Those decorations were completed with the modern white furniture idea that can be seen from the set of leather sofa decorations. The glass pendant lamp that place on the ceiling will make bubble shadow since the lamp was decorated in round shape. Using glass wall ideas, this modern country house designs looks eye catching and match with the entire furniture and decoration not only from the outdoor space but also from the inside space of this house. To complete your inspiration, let take a look into this unique country house plans picture.

The Froschkönig Modern Eco Friendly Tree House Design by Baumraum

These modern tree house pictures were designed by Baumraum. The concept was tried to give personal space for both relax and get closer with the natural space. The design was look like a tube but the concept was place in horizontal shape so inside space of this trees house was completed with the bed set and the comfortable reading side. The modern eco friendly house designs idea from these high tree house plans can be seen from the neat decoration of inside space. The comfortable fabricated was place in both contemporary bed room interior design and read space. Completed with the bright window, the metal construction from this trees house was look perfect since the wood material was support the whole design of this high house idea. To support the trees house concept that always have high connotation, this house was completed with the wooden staircase construction to reach up the outdoor balcony design idea and the real trees house space. Here there is no cupboard or cabinet furniture, since those decoration was change with drawer system that place in the bottom side of the bedding set of this comfortable tree house decor.

The Aqua Tower, Eye Catching Building in Chicago

Nature is an endless resource for creative ideas that can be presented in furniture or even building design. Finished by Chicago-based architecture firm Studio Gang Architects, the Aqua Tower is totally amazing building. Situated in Chicago, this skyscraper is inspired by the eroded rocks of SAA Great Lakes. This contemporary architecture is very eye catching with sophisticated exterior design. Each levels of the building are completed with small balcony, providing amazing view of the skyline of Chicago. The architects could present a modern yet unusual design of building into a wonderful work of art. Enjoy the images below and tell us what you think about this awesome urban architecture.

Multi-Furniture Functional Children Own Personal Space Design

Here is multi-furniture that has multi-function use for your children. Designed by H2O architects, this device has unique multiple partition for bunk bed, a fun inducing area, passages, double bottoms, desk, etc. The assembly has innovative design structure; it generates a concentration of places and situations in perpetual renewal. The wall is porous, suggest climbing stairways and ownership. The intermediate spaces induced by the cabinet allow the invention of new practices and personal.

Wooden LED Furniture

With technology being fused into furniture these days, here’s some great wooden LED furniture that will please your eyes.

Droog Townhouse by Atelier Bow-Wow

At their Amsterdam headquarters Dutch design collective Droog present plans for a house by Japanese studio Atelier Bow-Wow, to be built behind an existing townhouse facade in Amsterdam and furnished entirely with the Droog collection.

Rather than dividing the interior with a staircase, the Droog Townhouse will comprise a series of stepped levels throughout the house.

The exhibition also includes details of a hotel by Atelier Bow-Wow to be built nearby.

The show continues until 18 July.

Here’s some more information from Droog

---

Droog & Atelier Bow-Wow

Droog Amsterdam presents the plans for Droog Townhouse and a new hotel by Tokyo-based Atelier Bow-Wow. The exhibition opens June 24th and goes until July 18th.

Commissioned by Amsterdam housing association Ymere, Townhouse is Droog’s first house. The interior is furnished with Droog products, such as the classic 1991 Ragchair and Milk bottle lamp by Tejo Remy, the Heat wave radiator by Joris Laarman and the Tile kitchen by Arnout Visser, Erik Jan Kwakkel, and Peter van der Jagt. Imagined for a single, a contemporary family or as a VIP guesthouse, the one-of-a-kind layout is a continuous flow of spaces, each with its own functionality merging with circulation space. Private rooms such as the master and optional guest bed, the bath, the balcony and a sound-proof refuse are separated by shared space, creating a unique combination of contact and independence, spaciousness and intimacy.

“In townhouse typology that is narrow and vertical, it is unavoidable for the staircase to dictate a layout that is clearly divided into floors and rooms. We break this by proposing a house without a staircase—instead the whole house becomes inhabitable steps. Each step performs as the place for Droog furniture and living.” – Atelier Bow-Wow

Hotel

Around the corner from Droog Amsterdam will soon be a new 10-room member-only hotel, concept restaurant and exhibition space. Leaving the canal-facing front façade intact, Atelier Bow-Wow created an intricate inner courtyard façade inspired by Amsterdam’s historic architecture. The hotel restaurant will host new concept dinners by invited designers and chefs, improvising with local market left-overs and practicing the act of eating slowly yet attentively. The street level will host exhibitions.

“Both projects had a similar starting point, in that they were both renovation projects, and that the street façades needed to be kept. However, Droog took each project in a completely different direction.” – Atelier Bow-Wow

Notariaat by Atelier Vens Vanbelle

This office building in the Belgian hills by architects Atelier Vens Vanbelle has a brick facade broken by huge windows overlooking the surrounding farmland.

The offices, waiting room and kitchen open out to the views on two sides, turning away from the adjacent street and restaurant.

The building is cantilevered at the back to accommodate staff parking beneath.

Here are some more details from the architects:

---

The building site is situated at the end of a small street in the small village of Horebeke in the Flemish Ardennes, next to a restaurant. The view from the site is splendid: the landscape slopes slowly and offers an overview to an untouched agricultural area spread over two kilometers.

This kind of impressive landscapes asks for discrete admiration, just like the design assignment itself.

A notary must be a building that establishes itself in a neutral way and it should be accessible for each type of visitor.

We believe building in a landscape like this asks for the same kind of neutrality.

This was translated in a rough brick volume which is semi-closed to the street side and the restaurant.

The entrance to the building is marked by a white volume made of steel plates.

Walking through this white volume, the visitor enters a corridor looking out over a patio on the right side.

On the left side the corridor bends to the waiting room which opens cone-shaped to the landscape.

The kitchen and the offices open in a similar way to the outside. The peaceful landscape is framed through the windows like colourful paintings in the white interior.

The back of the building cantilevers over the sloping terrain. The staff can park under the building and the cars form no visual obstruction from within the building.

Modern lifestyle "Douglas House" by Richard Meier & Partners Architects

Modern lifestyle "Douglas House" by Richard Meier & Partners Architects