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Cheap Modern DeskWhistler residence by Battersby Howat
I am really liking the structure and design of the Whistler residence by Battersby Howat. I love seeing the interior elements at play in this house, when wood, concrete and glass get together it creates a killer combination. The black stained shingles really contrast amazingly well with the concrete exteriors. Red cedar and douglas fir were used throughout the house to provide warmth.
V4 House by Marcio Kogan MK27 Architects
I was perusing through one of my blogging pals site, Dee Adams and came across a modern interior that stopped me dead in my tracks. Can you say Papa Bear Chairs in Stereo, not only in stereo but in kelly green! The rest of the house is amazing as well, there are way too many killer pieces and element in this house to make a list, so let us all enjoy the view.
Laslett House - Designed by the architect Trevor Dannatt
While looking through The Modern House Estate Agents website there were two houses that stood out to me, I already posted about Tavistock Terrace. The other is the Laslett House, Designed by the architect Trevor Dannatt for the Cambridge professor Peter Laslett in 1958. There is something so authentic about this home, it has been so well taken care of. I would say that most of the furnishing are of the time period as well. The home was for sale with plans for an annexe also designed by Dannatt that is sympathetic to the original building, but the home is currently “under offer”.
Tavistock Terrace - Modern in London
Listed on The Modern House Estate Agents website, Tavistock Terrace is a great industrial building turned modern living space. From the inside you still get some of those reminders of what the building once was. Exposed brick and a steel beam running through the home adds some great visual texture. I love what was done on the inside with the design choices, clean minimal and modern.
Sugar Bowl House by John Maniscalco Architecture
I am not a fan of cabins or romping around in the woods but the Sugar Bowl House by John Maniscalco Architecture would for sure change my mind. There is something about the overall shape of this house that has me intrigued. Maybe it is the mix of wood and metal siding on the exterior? Maybe is is the “clear story” in the center of the house that would flood the place with natural light. Or could it be that killer stair case? What ever it is, the house is stunning.
Lake | Flato Architects
The style of architecture found at Lake | Flato Architects is very appealing in many ways, shall we count them? OK maybe we won’t count them but here are some design elements that I think are killer. High ceilings, exposed beams, extended roof lines, loads of natural wood details and blurring the lines between inside and outside. What elements do you notice in these amazing modern homes?
