Here is the Gorgeous Modern Fractured House in Boulder, Colorado by Boulder-based architectural firm Studio H: T. This house cool terrace for relaxing with friends and family, the wooden floor and staircase with stylist style. Fractured House by Studio H:T Project Description: “The project creates spatial experience from the fracture implied by splayed property lines. The resulting volumetric fissure of the building mass organizes the horizontal circulation and creates the space of the stair cavern. The fracture also serves as a connector between the two entries of the long narrow dwelling, thus remediating the challenging circulation issues of building from street to street with a sectional shift of almost 40?. The unique spatial experience is punctuated by, and allows for, highly varied apprehension of form, light, and shadow.” Reference via Chictip | Photos by Raul Garcia

This Tribeca Loft Renovation in Manhattan, New York City with white and black wall and furniture ideas. Tribeca loft Design by New York City-based architect and designer William T. Georgis. Tribeca Loft with unique curved glass walls, this guest bedroom is undoubtedly the centerpiece of this renovation project! Photos by: Whitney Cox

This Contemporary Home Design – Harborview Hills in Corona del Mar, a neighborhood in the affluent city of Newport Beach, California, USA. Harborview Hills Design by Californian studio Laidlaw Schultz Architects Harborview Hills by Laidlaw Schultz Architects: “With a passion for modern architecture and an international understanding of style, the homeowners approached Laidlaw Schultz Architects seeking something unique and suitable for their growing family. The home’s quiet street setting gives no indication of the dynamic coastal views accessible from inside, and this feeling of revelation became the starting point for the design. A simple line separating public from private, the first move about the house begins, starts the dialogue. This wall is punctuated with a sliding panel and is then drawn up to reveal the striated walnut garage door that continues the plain. The woven-steel panel is the gateway to the interior courtyard and private dominion. As seen from inside the courtyard, the enceinte transforms into an exterior fireplace and backdrop for the glass-like pool. A wall of foliage on one end provides a panel of green to complement the shimmering blue water; on the other end, a continuous fountain creates a soothing soundtrack. The House itself takes advantage of

This multi-room plan house design in in Stuttgart, Germany. MIKI 1 House design by Alexander Brenner Architects. Even though the project appears to be a single villa, behind the facade there are two individual homes, with two different layouts, according to the needs of the inhabitants. MIKI 1 House by Alexander Brenner Architects: From the street, the north facade, which is composed of cubes and wall slabs, appears largely solid, and gives the impression of a single, de-tached villa. However, two individual city villas were realised behind this shared facade, whose different floor plans correspond to the needs and lifestyles of the respective inhabitants. While the villas have almost the same floor area, the western half of the duplex has a multi-room plan suitable for a family, whereas the eastern half was designed with an open, flowing room concept. The generous stairs with twelve steps leads from the road to the en-trance level. The entrances are invisibly integrated into the surface structure of the ground floor.Additionally, the eastern half of the duplex offers direct access via the garage. Past a glazed wine cellar, a 14-metre long dressing room with fitted wardrobes leads to the bathing area and the bedroom. In

This Luxury La Vinya Home for property developer PGA Catalunya Resort in located in Caldes de Malavella, a municipality of the comarca of Selva in Catalonia, Spain. This house has designed by Barcelona-based studio Lagula Arquitectes Luxury La Vinya Home by Lagula Arquitectes: “The vision for this home is laid out around a series of symbolic spaces, in homage to a Mediterranean country villa. Life in La Vinya unfolds against the backdrop of a modern reinterpretation of the Palladian villa. Sensitivity is the keynote in expansive show villa in which outdoor and indoor spaces, patios, porches and pergolas extend outwards, mingling with the natural setting. It is where the bedroom terraces are built from stone that blends in perfectly with the surroundings and where the upper terraces and patios become vantage points, set within a landscape in which the house’s single volume rests, natural and abstract. The vision for this home is laid out around a series of symbolic spaces, in homage to a Mediterranean country villa. The home is accessed from an elevated patio, reinstating the main carriage entrances of the Palladian villas. The terrace offers magnificent views over the golf course, extending the vista from the living room

COOP15 architecturehas designed the East of Market House project in Seattle, Washington. Completed in 2007, This modern home design with living spaces are tightly organized and vertical, stacked over the garage, with a shifted geometry between floors creating a dynamic form. East of Market House in by COOP15 “living spaces are tightly organized and vertical, stacked over the garage, with a shifting geometry between floors creating a more dynamic form and living spaces. That shifting language continues with the built-in cabinetry in the kitchen and at the large central stair and wall. The stair wall, along with a simple singular accent color, ties the three stories together, creating a datum around which other programmatic elements align. Materials are tough and weatherproof, with limited use of natural wood accents. A green roof sits atop a main floor bedroom drawing the landscape up into the stacked forms of the architecture“

This Great two story ski lodge comprising two residences is located in the exclusive Yellowstone Club in Big Sky, Montana, USA. This really amazing wooden house design and used luxury furniture and great interior design and decorating ideas.The Slopeside Chalets design by Bozeman-based studio Locati Architects. Slopside Chalets by Locati Architects: “The Slopeside Chalets were completed in 2010 in the exclusive Yellowstone Club in Big Sky, Montana by Locati Architects. The structure is comprised of two residences, both featuring proximity to the nearby ski hill and amazing mountain views. In order to maintain the architectural integrity of the area, the chalets were built with primarily wood, stone, as well as reclaimed timbers. The primary focus of the clients was to build a mountain home that would be ideal for entertaining out-of-town family and friends; as well as a residence that would showcase the area’s world-class ski terrain and surrounding mountain vistas. Each chalet comes complete with all of the amenities required for luxury living along with many additional spaces such as a rec room, bar, ski room, library, and 6 guest suites. In addition to a plethora of the indoor spaces for comfortable mountain living, the chalets possess several covered

This lovelli residence designwith 3,230 square foot two story modern home in Seminyak, Bali design by Bali-based studio Word of Mouth, This white and cool residence is a mixed tourist and residential area on the west coast of Bali just north of Kuta and Legian. Lovelli Residence by World of Mouth TYPE : Commission – Private villa CLIENT : Mariella Lovelli COLLABORATORS : Triloka, JdeR, Abhishake Kumbhat SIZE : 300 sqm LOCATION : Seminyak, Bali PHOTOGRAPHER : Gaby Wehn, Moch. Sulthonn PROJECT LEADER : Valentina Audrito TEAM : Andrea Pelizza, Fika Herdiani, Rajab Sukmo Utomo, Kadek Antawija, Gede Wirawan, Komang Gede Dharma Susila, Kadek Antawija Lovelli Residence by World of Mouth: “The brief to Architect Valentina Audrito and her team at Word of Mouth was very clear: create a fun, unique space in which the client, an Italian socialite/jewellery designer, could live and entertain. Set on only 300sqm of land in the trendy area of Seminyak, Bali, the site presented challenges not only in terms of its limited size but also its east orientation. The design solution therefore required a creative use of the space, where different functions could harmoniously overlap and interact with each other – the dining area