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May 2013
14
May 2013
14
May 2013
This brightly illuminated apartment is located in Clanricarde Gardens, Notting Hill, a neighborhood of London, England.
It is the work of Ardesia Design, and its interior is simple and comfortable.
16
Apr 2013
The Stables is a project completed by AR Design Studio, and it is located in Winchester, England.
It is unique in that it is a private residence made out of what was formerly a stable for racing horses; the result is a lovely home, with bright white walls and rustic vestiges of its equestrian past.
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Apr 2013
House on Bassett Road, located in Kensington, West London, was constructed by Paul+O Architects.
The home has a brick facade and an interior of bright white walls, the latter of which is scattered with small and unobtrusive adornments, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
05
Apr 2013
ME London Hotel is located in London, England, and was designed by Foster + Partners.
In addition to the spectacular views over the city center, this hotel has an interior that mixes modernity with comfort flawlessly.
03
Apr 2013
This suburbian, brick-facade home is located in Richmond, England.
Its interior is airy and delicate, with a palette of pale colors and accessories, creating a soft and relaxing atmosphere.
02
Apr 2013
This modern residence is a 2012 renovation project by Bureau de Change Design Office that is located in London, UK.
The double-width space explores the elements of light versus dark and old versus new.
25
Mar 2013
Line House is a modern home with lots of character located in London, England.
The home is full of straight, jagged lines, with small statement pieces distributed throughout the space.
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Mar 2013
This contemporary interior is a renovation by Rajiv Saini & Associates located in Knightsbridge, London, England.
One important improvement is a glass floor that was added at street level to provide natural light to the basement.
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Mar 2013
This rustic residence is a 2007 barn conversion by The Anderson Orr Partnership that is located in Pusey, Oxfordshire, England.
In order to add space to the home without pushing beyond the envelope of the existing barn, the architects decided to lower new construction into the ground rather than build upward.
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