This week’s selection of popular homes from our Pinterest boards frame views across water – from a gabled house in Malaysia overlooking a koi pond to an Oregon home that can only be accessed by a bridge. House at the Pond, Austria, by Hammerschmid Pachl Seebacher Architekten This house, designed by Hammerschmid Pachl Seebacher Architekten, balances on
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This week, we’ve picked some of the most sublime pink buildings from our Pinterest boards – from a millennial-pink office tower in London to a Portuguese winery covered in blush-coloured mortar. Fleischmann House, US, by Productura Mexican firm Productura updated this retro pink bungalow in California with a steel-framed extension. The dark, two-storey unit starkly
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For this week’s roundup of popular images from Pinterest, we’re spotlighting cosy offices that blur the boundaries between work and home, from rooms modelled on Airbnb apartments to a workplace featuring a black-painted napping room. Objective Subject office, USA, by GRT Architects A dark nap room can be found at the top of this 19th-century
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For this week’s roundup of popular images from Pinterest, we’re featuring homes that treat their balconies as extra living spaces. Examples includes a plant-filled lounge space, a tiny spa and a miniature vegetable garden. Brooklyn Row House, USA, by Office of Architecture Office of Architecture was tasked with expanding this row house in Brooklyn for a young
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Japanese studio Snark Architectures has renovated an apartment at the base of a mountain outside Tokyo, taking cues from the design of traditional cabins to create a wood-lined home for a couple who enjoy climbing and trekking. The apartment is located in a condominium in the suburban town of Chofu, and is aptly named House in Chofu. The
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Japanese studio Snark Architectures has renovated an apartment at the base of a mountain outside Tokyo, taking cues from the design of traditional cabins to create a wood-lined home for a couple who enjoy climbing and trekking. The apartment is located in a condominium in the suburban town of Chofu, and is aptly named House in Chofu. The
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Japanese studio Snark Architectures has renovated an apartment at the base of a mountain outside Tokyo, taking cues from the design of traditional cabins to create a wood-lined home for a couple who enjoy climbing and trekking. The apartment is located in a condominium in the suburban town of Chofu, and is aptly named House in Chofu. The
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This week, we’ve scoured our Pinterest archives for high-rise apartments with vertiginous views of city skylines. From a luxury penthouse in Manhattan’s tallest tower to a 30th-floor condominium in Kiev, here are some of the best from around the world. R1T flat, Israel, by Paritzki & Liani Architects Israeli firm Paritzki & Liani Architects installed a PVC ceiling in this
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This week’s Pinterest roundup shines a light on interiors that feature unusual lamps or pendants to set the mood, from a chandelier made from tea bags to a sculptural light previously used for squid fishing. Aesop Kawaramachi, Japan, by Torafu Architects A sculptural light made from metal pipes and lightbulbs previously used on squid fishing
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Spanish studio ABLM Arquitectos used mirrored panels to create an “almost invisible” upper floor for this school in the city of Salamanca, but the lower storey covered in stripes of brightly coloured tiling. The locally based architects designed the 2,600-square-metre building for a neighbourhood on the outskirts of the city in north-west Spain, which is transforming into an
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